Do you wear protection or go nude?

Got a gel type case but that's for when I spanner it onto the floor by accident.

Plus too slippy without.
 
something daft already!! said:
I'm surprised by the number of people who have none and rely on insurance. Not the most sustainable way forward! Smart phones do eat up a lot of Earth's resources after all. Lithium for example, is very hard to get.
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Depends on if they do drop and break them.

And many get recycled.

What about the people that keep old phones in a cupboard... Wasted raw materials!
 
No insurance, no screen protector. I tried a few over the years but I never successfully applied one as I found them all too fiddly. You end up with bubbles, and don't get me started with the liquid applicator ones. So I sacked them off as a lost cause.

I use a case and and I'm fine with a case as long as the bezels are slightly higher than the screen. It means that if I drop it onto something hard like a pavement, the screen won't come in contact with the concrete. So I have lost a couple of cases in this way but it's only a tenner a pop and the handset itself is still pristine.
 
I always use decent cases and glass screen protectors. They have 100% protected them, I would have broken several screens by now and lost hundreds of pounds.

Phones are just way too slippy on their own. Not like they're rubberised, with grippy surface
 
Always a tempered glass screen protector, so easy to apply compared to the old school ones.

Case is.... Maybe a Spigen. It's slim profile. I normally use bulkier cases due to...

I knocked my phone off the bannister midweek and it made a stair journey. Top to bottom. Things like this are a common occurance.

The other phone a Xiaomi has nothing at the moment, with being glass backed it's an accident waiting to happen. Should sort that.

Never insurance.
 
Always tempered glass, the phones with curved screen I found the tempered glass that are applied with liquid / uv work the best and back slim case that adds as less bulk as possible
 
I have a leather case on my iPhone 14 Pro, this is the first time I’ve gone naked screen since before my Samsung Omnia i900 some years back!
 
I’ve used a Mous case for the last couple of phones. Silly money but fantastic protection and quite slim. Plus they look good I think. No screen protector or insurance though.
 
Galaxy S20 FE 5g with the screen protector it came with. I also have it in a hard case with flip out stand on the back. My previous S10 had a full cover case that clipped on the front and encased the whole phone. The result was a phone without a single scratch, dent or mark on the screen after 3 years.
 
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