Does Your iPhone Even Need a Case Anymore?

I used my iPhone 15 Pro Max without a case for a year. How Did it hold up?
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[CJacks_]

there's no way I go out caseless, I feel like my phone's naked lol. Last year I got a leather case from vionentus and has been my go to for almost everything, because it made my phone look elegant and minimalist at the same time, it depends on the occasion I change to another silicone case or any other design I have, but that one is the one that I use the most

[Rockmirth]

Need a case? No. Better to have one because repairs are ridiculously expensive? Yes, worth it!

[jbountalas]

I'm a case guy. I'm still using a 12 Pro Max, and the phone has always been in a good quality case with one of those self healing screen protectors. The phone is old and I probably can't get much for it, but having it look like it was looked after and not abused is important to me. Kind of like not letting your car look like crap....

[dtincworldnews]

I will never go caseless. Unless I have no choice. Like if I'm waiting for a case in the mail. I can't stand scratches or dings. I love for my device to look brand new even after 2 years of having it.

[phillipgnau]

I use 15 pro max as well and do not use a case. This is the first time I have ever used a phone without a case. I've dropped it many times but it's nearly flawless. Very impressed.

[Blessed_Souls]

I’m a fedex driver who runs through some of the most dusty and unclean environments (backroads and old dirty truck) and I never use a case with my iPhone 14 Pro, constantly throwing it in a cup holder or in crevices that hold it.

Phone has held up extremely well and it’s something i’ve told others over time, case is no longer needed.

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[steve]

My favorite “case” (non-case) is the Suti magnetic phone back. It’s a magnetically attached silicone backing that gives a little more grip, but leaves all the titanium edges completely exposed. I love case-less phones, but I don’t like the sound and feel of a hard phone resting on or sliding across a hard surface, like a desk. This suti phone back is a flat silicone layer between the back of your phone and the desk, leaving the rest of the phone fully exposed. It also fixes the annoying camera bump wobble.

[ryanriehl]

It’s still slick as hell without a case. I live where it’s dry and super cold in the winter… that equals a lot of drops because your hands don’t have much moisture or oil.

[neptunesfinestsj]

I haven’t ever used a case going all the way back to the first iPhone. Cases are awful. I’d much rather have a few scratches than have to constantly interact with a cheap feeling plastic/rubber phone case. Once you get used to not having a case you stop dropping your phone. I’ve had one cracked screen ever.

[lahiruk]

using a phone case is disrespectful to the designers and engineers who work hard to craft the aesthetics and functionality

[eightFilms]

I am a raw dogger. Havent used a case since before I got my iPhone 6s. Theyre a lot more durable than people like to admit.

[jamesn]

Wow. I drop mine from waste height maybe once a year. My 14 Pro has only had one good drop in 2 years. That said, I use a case for grip. I find silicone or leather make my phone easier to handle. I’m glad they are more durable. That’s peace of mind. I’ll keep using cases for comfort in the hand.

[MrJzo]

I've used Otterbox Defenders for every iPhone for the past 10 years, until about a month ago. Now I have a magsafe clear $20 case and love it. To me, it's the best middle ground. I'll never have a bulky case again. I don't know why I always assumed to buy the biggest, thickest case possible.

[E-Klasss]

I’ll take your word for it. I used to go caseless all the time until they started using glass backs. I’m not even worried about dropping it, but I would have so many tiny scratches on the back that I went back to cases.

[RolandKoller]

The frame is a few mm of titanium bonded to aluminum. It dents MUCH easier than the stainless. Titanium is extremely strong compared to its weight, but is not stronger than stainless steel. Ya gotta look into these things. Plenty of people have dropped theirs and it tears up the titanium.

[lakerskid]

I can’t ever go without a case for any phone I own. I’m not clumsy but I really enjoy the extra security alongside better grip as well. Even going back to basic phones I owned before my first ever smartphone I always had some kind of case and while I understand there’s better durability throughout the years I still take the safe route, better safe than sorry.

[SSEBBlue]

It’s so pretty having it caseless. Never drop it (but my cat sure does) and it’s totally fine. Hairline scratch is meh. Sides are perfect, cameras perfect, back glass is perfect still. They’re built very well c: 2 years and strong 😤

[chriscasillas]

I have an iPhone 15. I pretty much only use a case when I'm doing something more rugged like hiking. I've gone caseless a much higher percentage of the time this year than ever before. I just love the design of the phone and don't want to cover it up. I do have a screen protector on it.

[DarthMeh]

I went naked for 3 years for my iPhone 13 Pro and it never broke. It fell of my roof while I was changing my shingles and landed on concrete and it worked fine no cracks and only some scratches and some dings on the steel frame. I just traded it in and am now running a 16 pro max naked. So far so good.

[JAYJAYBEBE]

Case People: "It's expensive you should protect it!"
Me: "It's expensive, you should be careful with it"