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Update: Managed to accidentally launch my iPhone 6 from my backpack at the gym. No visible marking at all despite falling 5ft onto solid tiled flooring.
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Tech21
I've got one of these on mine and I love it. You can get them without the front flip cover as well but I prefer it as it protects the screen a bit when its in my pocket or in the car or bag etc.
https://www.tech21.com/en_us/classic...iphone-6-clear
I've also got a kinda tempered glass screen protector on it that looks exactly like this. As screen protectors go I absolutely hate the things, but this is clear glass so does not detract from the brightness of the backlight on the phone...it looks just as if you haven't got one on at all. The good thing about the case I posted the link above is that is has a slightly raise lip above the phone so it actually hides the edge of the screen protector. Highly recommended !
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...TL._SY355_.jpg
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Following smashing two screens due to the aforementioned slippery back on the phone, and having bent my iPhone 6 (not S and Apple replaced it under warranty), I bought a Lifeproof Fre
Shockproof, waterproof, probably bullet proof. Definitely highly recommended:
Lifeproof fre Cover Case for iPhone 6 - Black: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
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You can crack walnuts with them buns Cojak. If you are worried about damaging your iphone with those cheeks I believe you will need one of these....
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I've got one of the Apple leather ones. AFAIK it's only the 6 Plus, not the 6, that's prone to bending; but the back of the damn thing is so smooth, I'm sure it would have slipped out of my hand by now otherwise.
It's this one, but in dark blue.
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I don't use a case for my iPhone, but my iPad is always encased in one from iPhone case - Portenzo
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Case for iPhone 6?
OK peeps - I've finally had to replace my bricked iPhone 4 with a shiny new iPhone 6. Can anyone recommend a hard-backed case for it (I'm worried about bending it in my back pocket where it will sit while I'm listening to music)?Tags: None
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