Going Caseless | Should you go without a case on your iPhone or Galaxy | How to go Caseless

Is it safe to go without a case in 2020? Should you go caseless with your iPhone, Galaxy, Android?. How you can use your phone without a case and not worry.

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[iamiupa]

Sometimes, when I'm in my bed, I take the case off my phone just to feel the thrill of being reckless. Then literally ten seconds later I apologise to myself and to my phone and put the case immediately back on.

[delightbybbh]

I've been caseless for 5 years now (no screen protector either) and I've learned to be a lot more careful. I've never dropped my phone ever since I've chosen to really enjoy the design and engineering of my device, and actually be mindful of when I use it. People I know who use cases tend to drop their phones a lot more frequently, and their phones do crack a lot more often. I know I've made the right choice because of this.

[adamjoan]

Using a case in your premium smartphone is like you owns a ferrari and covering it up with cheap plastic to avoid crash and scratches!!

[reiniercardoso]

Almost 80% of iPhone repairs come from customers that had a case on their phone. Go caseless enjoy the beauty of hard work.

[zakey]

We'll for me I think you should go caseless because like you said earlier that companies spend alot, like tons of time to design a beautiful phone and you just pop a case on it making it bulky, and it depends on the user . If you go caseless and you're not clumsy to make your phone fall on a concrete (or anything that can make it break) in a long period of time, you'll become more responsible and cautious not only to your phone but to anything that is very expensive, and that is a good sign because you'll become confident enough to handle things that are really important in your life. So yea thats my opinion why you should go caseless xD. Hope you have a nice day!

[MuhammedShafiS]

The phone manufacturers puts lot of time and effort in design and we put a case. The beauty of the phone is gone.

[tarantulex]

Big brain idea:

Stick a case when you go out, when not using the phone or when you're up to star walking, remove it when you're stationary or when you're certainly sure the environment or situation is safe.

At the end, I think most of the time when we use our phones when we're outside/walking is for checking small things so you'd most probably don't even care about the case.

[jameschristensen]

i stopped using my case two days ago. even my “old” iphone 7 feels so premium, and maybe that’s because it’s been in a case so long, but it’s just amazing

[Ofejiro.]

When i got my phone without a case, i never dropped it for 3 weeks, but the second day after i got a case, i dropped it twice.

[mankomal]

I know it is quite scary to be caseless but believe me when you know you don't have a case on, you are more careful. I've had dropped phones endless number of times. Now I've been caseless for more than 2 years with my 11 pro and never dropped it for a single time. I love the feel of it.

[thehumancomedy]

I just got my Galaxy Z Flip 3 a month ago and how I see it is beautiful engineering and design like this deserves to be admired. I'm also becoming more mindful of how I handle my phones BECAUSE I haven't cased it. Phones are beautiful feats of technology and i agree, they designed it to look a certain way, so they should be admired for what they are. I see both sides of the argument tho

[VIN-]

I only go caseless on my iPhone 11 when I’m at home, it does feel great though

[StoicManRizz]

I think that with these modern phone's sizes, going caseless will improve the user experience a lot. These big displays combined with a case are too heavy and stressing for your articulations if you use the phone too much.

[brokenscalez]

Being apart of the caseless grew I not only appreciate the feel of the phone but it’s lighter, get way more attention in public (idc about that tho) and my phone stands out from the crowd because you can actually see my color not just a black otter box lol but I do use a screen protector because I think it feels better than the default glass personally

[powket]

This video explained my dilemma so well with my XS Max! thanks for the help dude hope you could do an update video now that restrictions are easing down

[ashishmulye]

Great video. I have a samsung s10+ and i went from bulky otterbox to slim cases. The difference is day and night. I am going with option 1 trying not to be clumsy and just enjoy the piece of beauty. I aim towards being caseless or putting a skin over at the bare minimum and just enjoy the beautiful piece of technology. All three options mentioned are worth trying

[oiphwvo]

i'm caseless and my phone is doing healthy for so long,
i simply just taking attention on my hand when i'm holding my phone and everything's doing fine

[diegoalejandro]

I have the leather case for my iPhone, sometimes I remove it and I’m just amazed by how good it feels caseless. I tried going casless for two days and the anxiety was to much for me. Even if I’m careful I feel like it’s just gonna fall and brake

[boencao]

I think the answer also depends on how frequent you change your phone. I’m in the iPhone upgrade program so I have apple care plus and “upgrade” my phone every year. I think in my case it’s better to go caseless and no screen protector to enjoy the fine finish of the phone. If I can scratches, it won’t bother me too much because I’ll be replacing it soon. I don’t I need to pay extra for little scratches when trading in so there is that.

[henrikpetersson]

I like fabric sleeves. Keeps it protected in my bag or pocket but I can enjoy the phone caseless when I take it out of the sleeve.
It can be a good idea to put on a protective case for some uses for sure. But to be honest I've only cracked a screen once and it was an easy repair I did myself, and for much less than I would have paid for cases for all my phones.