How on earth do you go caseless?
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There’s not a single mark on the back of mine. Nothing.
You must be super lucky. A piece of grit always manages to put at least 1 scratch on a screen on glass back, if i have a device without protection. Even when the device does not leave the house.
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Hold on a minute, something's just hit me - how are you taking a picture of your phone?
I have to say that generally speaking, my devices get looked after so that when I trade them up I can honestly claim them to be spotless.
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I used my work phone.
Hard wood - although it's pine so it's pretty much the softest of "hard" wood...
I'm a little disappointed. In my head you had a camera in your hand.
My iphone 14 pro has been in a case all of it life and the metal frame around it is scratched to hell
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I find the phone way too slippery to use caseless when out and about. I've always used the official leather cases as there's nothing worse than having an expensive phone in a cheap plastic case. Pity Apple discontinued them for the iPhone 15, I had to go with a third party option. The quality isn't quite there compared to the official cases but close.
think we can see who here has soggy hands and who has drier hands lol.
my 15 pro is very slippery, I have had a benks case on it for ever.
dropped it a few times on hard surface over time, last one was during xmas in bath where I slipped on the floor and the phone smashed face down into concrete, would've been dead without a case.
other than that I also find it good to know that I can just place it on the ground etc when working on cars, at gym etc.
my 15 pro is very slippery, I have had a benks case on it for ever.
dropped it a few times on hard surface over time, last one was during xmas in bath where I slipped on the floor and the phone smashed face down into concrete, would've been dead without a case.
other than that I also find it good to know that I can just place it on the ground etc when working on cars, at gym etc.
Doomscrolling literally taking on a new meaning haha
haha guess you can put it that way!
I also try to put my phone on a table whenever I get the chance, notice it always slips out my pockets otherwise!
My wife has an annoying habit of placing her phone on a table edge, sometimes balancing it 1/2 on, 1/2 off. I can never understand the thought process, surely logic would dictate that you place it at least a phones length from any edge!?
This is probably a whole other subject from the OP's original question! Haha
agreed, makes sense to keep it at least a few inches from the edge
She won't understand inches as I have been lying to her for years
