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ladytonya

macrumors 6502a
Oct 14, 2008
924
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I am always torn on this subject. On my phones I have always added a screen protector because I knew that I would upgrade and wanted it in pristine condition. I dropped my 6 plus and it landed on a little tiny pebble which cracked the tempered glass screen protector. If I wouldn't have had that protector on it, the phone would have been ruined. Do I want to have to put a screen protector and a case on a beautiful phone? No, not really, but I am clumsy and I drop things. I'd rather have a slightly ugly protector on my tech gadgets than have broken gadgets.

As for the watch, I am still really undecided. I have the Sport so I know that it would scratch easily and I have already hit it on a door jam which would have scratched the case, but I have the CaseMate Naked Tough case on it so it didn't get scratched. I have the Zagg but tried to install one and failed terribly. I got a replacement for it but have yet to install because I am completely clumsy. Anyway, like I said, I am still really undecided. If I had the Watch and not the Sport it would be a no-brainer, there would be nothing on my watch. I have never worn a watch that was any more than maybe $20 or $30 bucks so of course I've never used any protection on it. However, I absolutely love this watch and would like for it to last as long as possible. If I have to make it look not quite as nice, then I guess so be it...
 

adrs

macrumors newbie
Nov 1, 2016
1
0
I wanted protection at the same time look fashionable so I went ahead to get this case that makes the watch look like the edition version of the watch.

Hi friend,
Its gorgoeus...
Please help me the link where do you bought?
Thanks
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