When you own an iPhone or another expensive personal device, it’s safety should never play second fiddle. You entrust your personal information, photos, thoughts, messages, and work to a small electronic device that when put in contact with water, or physical injury can end its life in as little as a second of time, yet all of your precious memories and data could be gone. If you work from your device, then that data may be even more valuable if damaged, so why not invest in the protection of something so valuable to each and every one of us?
For me, I tend to lean toward those big, fat phone cases that give 360-degree safety, as well as total waterproof protection, but that’s typically for when I travel, camp, explore the wilderness or partake in some sort of water-based/dangerous sport. However, when I’m home, I snap off the bulky life-vest and install something with a little more class, style, and ergonomic design. I like cases that look sharp, and sometimes loud, but in the end I like to keep it classy. When I first invested in an iPhone some years back, I found a small European manufacturer who made all-wood cases that fit the phone like a glove. The drawback was that it was very expensive, and it provided only partial protection since it had no padded bumpers and the wood was much too exotic and thin to last more than a few months, even with careful attention paid to its survival. It was like walking on eggshells, because I worried about the longevity of the phone, but also that damn case.
For me, I tend to lean toward those big, fat phone cases that give 360-degree safety, as well as total waterproof protection, but that’s typically for when I travel, camp, explore the wilderness or partake in some sort of water-based/dangerous sport. However, when I’m home, I snap off the bulky life-vest and install something with a little more class, style, and ergonomic design. I like cases that look sharp, and sometimes loud, but in the end I like to keep it classy. When I first invested in an iPhone some years back, I found a small European manufacturer who made all-wood cases that fit the phone like a glove. The drawback was that it was very expensive, and it provided only partial protection since it had no padded bumpers and the wood was much too exotic and thin to last more than a few months, even with careful attention paid to its survival. It was like walking on eggshells, because I worried about the longevity of the phone, but also that damn case.
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