Been caseless and screen protector on my 15PM natural titanium and it still looks brand new except 1 tiny scratch on the back glass that isn’t visible unless u try and look for it
Case user here. Only reason I have one is: 1 - My family can't afford AppleCare 2 - I'm a welder, so my case needs a cover for the charger so it doesn't get destroyed by metallic dust. 3 - Giant machinery
Caseless/Case. Why does it matter? Scratches, dings, etc. If it’s a total loss you have apple care. The case market is huge and they have convinced you that you need one. You’re going to just get a new phone when the new one comes out in the fall anyways. So doesn’t really matter. Im case-less, have forever. Here’s an idea treat your phone carefully. Going careless makes you a lot more aware of your phone and what you are doing with it. Don’t treat your phone like you’re a 2 year old and you will be fine. Nothing beats the feeling of a caseless phone.
majority of people hold onto their phones for at least 3 years so they wanna protect it and keep their costs to a min when it comes to repairs. thats why they get cases and protectors
Dropped mine yesterday. I have a very small ding that only I would notice if I’m looking for it and it still bothers me a bit. I wish Apple care covered even the small Hits.
It’s a major fail that cellphone creators couldn’t design a phone that’s out of the box durable. At the very least they should have designed a case for their phones and included them in the box.
@@williamgray1236 That’s pretty interesting; I didn’t know about CAT phones, but I don’t think everyone needs a phone that rugged. It’s laughable to me that Apple, for example, makes their phones with incredibly rugged frames, like titanium, yet the front and back are easily shatterable glass. And why should the consumer have to pay extra for an aftermarket case when Apple should be making their phones more durable. Apple knows how phones are used. A big fail in my estimation.
I’ve rocked no case since the 15 came out on my 15 pro max and after many drops I’ve only managed to get a scuff on my enclosure. I do have a screen protector on it though because I absolutely hate having scratches on my screen.
I’m currently using the 15 pro max in natural titanium with a silicone case on it cause I actually hit my 13 pro max against the radiator and I just learned my lesson after that. But I still take off the case sometimes just to touch and feel the titanium frame cause, you know, this is a 1200 dollar phone so you just gotta make it count.
@@josephpepe2607 I live in Iran and there are a lot of restrictions here. We don’t even have signals on our phones, meaning we can neither make nor receive calls. There’s no such thing as AppleCare plus. There’s no official Apple Store either.
Rocking the 15 Pro Natural Titanium without a case or screen protector. If I do go to places I feel my phone might get damaged in some freak accident, I got a nice fabric sleeve from an European company called Fitbag. They're tailor made to your specific phone and they're quite nifty.
I’ve gone caseless since Ceramic Shield… the probability it breaks goes down and the expected lifespan goes up on wear and tear. I’ve only had to fix a shatter or crack once since going caseless and that was almost 3-4 years ago.
I went caseless with my 15 Pro Max, just had a screen protector, because it looks so much cleaner.. I never dropped my phones, so I decided to go caseless. BUT, here me out.. Today I went out for a walk, listening to music with my Airpods and my 15 Pro max in my hands. I got attacked by a crow, my 15 Pro max slipped out of my hand and fell on concrete.. as well as my left Airpod. My phone is now a mess, the back glass is destroyed... Guys, listen. Never go caseless, I won't go out without a case on my phone anymore. My left Airpod also got destroyed, my Apple Watch Ultra 2 got badly scratched, it was a nightmare.. I am still shook and can't believe my phone, my earbuds and my Apple Watch got damaged because of a freaking crow. Therefore... go always WITH cases and protections for your gear guys, I learned my lesson today
I did get the natural titanium. I usually get a little more of a protective case but I’m trying a case called the Rhinoshield crash guard and it’s a bumper case and the back isn’t covered. I’d check it out Jared because your phone is somewhat caseless. It covers just the sides.
The sides are literally the only durable part of the phone since they are made out of titanium. Why would you cover only the frame and leave open the whole rest that is weak:D
I always use a rugged case with a tempered glass screen protector and as well camera lens protector. Full protection. Right now 15 Pro Max (Titanium Black) with Otterbox Defender XT. Even if I have Apple Care+ with Theft and Loss 👍🏼 Apart from that I love the feel and look of the Titanium frame even tho I don’t „experience“ it in everyday use.
Rocking my blue one with the blue Arc Pulse case. Fell on a tile floor from head height 3 times…0 damage so far. I have Apple care+ with theft and loss tbh. Please, Jared, can you do something about this really gross Apple Watch band ? It's really disgusting to watch. I know you've tried to wash it already but now is the time to try a new one or another color ? Not to be rude 🙏❤️❤️ I really enjoy your videos 😊
Could you elaborate? I’m genuinely curious to your point of view. I have insurance on my phone as I see my phone as $1200 investment. My phone aids me with my business and having insurance on it for $9.99 a month seems like a no brainer. I always keep my phones for 2-4 yeares and having AppleCare extends my warranty and offers lower repair cost for repairs. I’m not sure what paying 9.99 a month of insurance for a $1200 phone indicates you’re living above your means.
@stylestrydes8360 for you this doesn't apply coz it makes you money.. it only applies to those that buy IPhones as mobile phones only n also those that use it as a camera regardless of whether it makes you money or not coz there're way cheaper better quality cameras out there
@@tito254msa I see your point. But wouldn’t you think having insurance on a device, luxury or not, be a smart investment? I mean think about how many times you take it out of your pocket, and all the potentials of it falling and breaking. I mean I get why people wouldn’t get it, but why would it mean it’s you living above your means? All your doing by getting insurance is making sure you don’t have to buy another phone whenever it breaks.
just a correction, the glass on the iPhone 15 lineup is not curved, though. holding the phone at an angle, you can literally see where the glass stops and proceeds to meet the midframe. additionally, teardowns exist and these have already corroborated that the entire panel is still flat.
I think he could be right to a degree, as trying any full screen protectors on any of the iPhone 15 models leaves an air gap all around the edges. It is only very tiny, but it is there, unlike the iPhone 14 models.
@@htpa2929 is for the high frequency bands of 5G that is used in the US which brings data speeds in the gigabits. Is mostly used in high populated areas like stadiums, concerts and airports, it has high bandwidth which helps with congestion.
I go caseless. Rocking my blue 15 pro max with a liquid glass and no case.
That liquid glass is absolute garbage, Verizon workers love to sucker people with that 😂
I order liquid glass and the first week I had like 5-6 scratches haha never again
@@paydequezoexactly it’s snake oil. People get suckered everyday lmao
Please post a video of you crying while holding a scratched, ugly phone
@@RolandKoller90 lmfao. Can’t be free tho.
Been caseless and screen protector on my 15PM natural titanium and it still looks brand new except 1 tiny scratch on the back glass that isn’t visible unless u try and look for it
Case user here. Only reason I have one is:
1 - My family can't afford AppleCare
2 - I'm a welder, so my case needs a cover for the charger so it doesn't get destroyed by metallic dust.
3 - Giant machinery
Cases are fine because they give proportion to the huge camera bump.
Caseless/Case. Why does it matter? Scratches, dings, etc. If it’s a total loss you have apple care. The case market is huge and they have convinced you that you need one. You’re going to just get a new phone when the new one comes out in the fall anyways. So doesn’t really matter.
Im case-less, have forever. Here’s an idea treat your phone carefully. Going careless makes you a lot more aware of your phone and what you are doing with it. Don’t treat your phone like you’re a 2 year old and you will be fine. Nothing beats the feeling of a caseless phone.
majority of people hold onto their phones for at least 3 years so they wanna protect it and keep their costs to a min when it comes to repairs. thats why they get cases and protectors
I do hate the fact that if I get a new case or new phone the old case is useless at that point and it just goes in the trash.
Dropped mine yesterday. I have a very small ding that only I would notice if I’m looking for it and it still bothers me a bit. I wish Apple care covered even the small Hits.
No matter how much I dislike it, I’ll have to use a case for now. Although in 2 years or so I won’t care anymore, I’m going caseless
It’s a major fail that cellphone creators couldn’t design a phone that’s out of the box durable. At the very least they should have designed a case for their phones and included them in the box.
There are CAT phones you know 😮
@@williamgray1236 That’s pretty interesting; I didn’t know about CAT phones, but I don’t think everyone needs a phone that rugged.
It’s laughable to me that Apple, for example, makes their phones with incredibly rugged frames, like titanium, yet the front and back are easily shatterable glass. And why should the consumer have to pay extra for an aftermarket case when Apple should be making their phones more durable. Apple knows how phones are used. A big fail in my estimation.
The closest we had to a durable flagship phone was the Samsung Galaxy Active series. I think the S8 was the last one.
@@jeffrey3498 it's called planned obselesence
I wish phones still had metal backs like the iPhone 7
I’ve rocked no case since the 15 came out on my 15 pro max and after many drops I’ve only managed to get a scuff on my enclosure. I do have a screen protector on it though because I absolutely hate having scratches on my screen.
I’m currently using the 15 pro max in natural titanium with a silicone case on it cause I actually hit my 13 pro max against the radiator and I just learned my lesson after that. But I still take off the case sometimes just to touch and feel the titanium frame cause, you know, this is a 1200 dollar phone so you just gotta make it count.
You must’ve never heard of AppleCare plus in your life
@@josephpepe2607 I live in Iran and there are a lot of restrictions here. We don’t even have signals on our phones, meaning we can neither make nor receive calls. There’s no such thing as AppleCare plus. There’s no official Apple Store either.
The phone feels good without a case but once you get used to the phone with a case, it’s hard to hold it without one
I'm rocking a black titanium 15 pro max with a privacy screen protector, camera cover and a back screen protector. Feels great in the hand.
Same here ✋🏾
what do you mean back screen protector?
@@mrincognito3746It’s a tempered glass protector for the back of the phone. It’s on Amazon. It adds a nice grip to the phone so it’s not slippery.
Where can I get a back screen protector…I’m caseless
Going caseless with my iPhone 13 since I already fucked up my lightning port and plan to get the iPhone 16 soon or maybe 17 later.
I’m rocking a 15pm Natural Titanium with the Arc Pulse in the Titan Grey colour way
Rocking the 15 Pro Natural Titanium without a case or screen protector. If I do go to places I feel my phone might get damaged in some freak accident, I got a nice fabric sleeve from an European company called Fitbag. They're tailor made to your specific phone and they're quite nifty.
Have AppleCare and I’ve been caseless since launch. Not a single problem. Some micro scratches in very specific lighting, but that’s it.
Been rocking the titanium iPhone 15 PM now for about 2 months with no case! Just a pitaka magnet ring/stand thing! 😂
The only reason I’m using a phone case is because I didn’t like it gets dirty by a fingerprints. that’s all
I have American Express Platnum. They cover phone damages!
I go caseless w/ my 15 pro max 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Applecare+ theft & loss is my case
Same and Verizon insurance
Same
Is it good if we install ppf on iPhone? Does it cause any negative impact on the iPhone?
I'm using the Phone Rebel Flex case for my 15 Pro (Space Black) since i really like the Titanium feel of the phone
I’ve gone caseless since Ceramic Shield… the probability it breaks goes down and the expected lifespan goes up on wear and tear. I’ve only had to fix a shatter or crack once since going caseless and that was almost 3-4 years ago.
Small dot scratch near the volume button 1:17
No case, never had
I went caseless with my 15 Pro Max, just had a screen protector, because it looks so much cleaner.. I never dropped my phones, so I decided to go caseless.
BUT, here me out.. Today I went out for a walk, listening to music with my Airpods and my 15 Pro max in my hands. I got attacked by a crow, my 15 Pro max slipped out of my hand and fell on concrete.. as well as my left Airpod. My phone is now a mess, the back glass is destroyed... Guys, listen. Never go caseless, I won't go out without a case on my phone anymore.
My left Airpod also got destroyed, my Apple Watch Ultra 2 got badly scratched, it was a nightmare.. I am still shook and can't believe my phone, my earbuds and my Apple Watch got damaged because of a freaking crow.
Therefore... go always WITH cases and protections for your gear guys, I learned my lesson today
Never go caseless it might cost you
I did get the natural titanium. I usually get a little more of a protective case but I’m trying a case called the Rhinoshield crash guard and it’s a bumper case and the back isn’t covered. I’d check it out Jared because your phone is somewhat caseless. It covers just the sides.
Crash guard is bad gives no grip at all
The sides are literally the only durable part of the phone since they are made out of titanium. Why would you cover only the frame and leave open the whole rest that is weak:D
Bro your apple watch band needs washed. Bleached. or something. it's gnarly!
Great video
Me holding my sliver iPhone 15 Pro watching this video 😂
I always use a rugged case with a tempered glass screen protector and as well camera lens protector. Full protection. Right now 15 Pro Max (Titanium Black) with Otterbox Defender XT. Even if I have Apple Care+ with Theft and Loss 👍🏼 Apart from that I love the feel and look of the Titanium frame even tho I don’t „experience“ it in everyday use.
Lame
Rocking my blue one with the blue Arc Pulse case. Fell on a tile floor from head height 3 times…0 damage so far. I have Apple care+ with theft and loss tbh.
Please, Jared, can you do something about this really gross Apple Watch band ? It's really disgusting to watch. I know you've tried to wash it already but now is the time to try a new one or another color ? Not to be rude 🙏❤️❤️ I really enjoy your videos 😊
clickbait: Insurance plan advertisement.. 😉👍🏻 everyone’s Gotta feed themselves somehow I guess
Absolutely, that’s why it’s called AppleCare plus I always get it and never use a case and I’ve never had a problem.
having insurance for your phone is a clear indicator your living above your means
Could you elaborate? I’m genuinely curious to your point of view. I have insurance on my phone as I see my phone as $1200 investment. My phone aids me with my business and having insurance on it for $9.99 a month seems like a no brainer. I always keep my phones for 2-4 yeares and having AppleCare extends my warranty and offers lower repair cost for repairs. I’m not sure what paying 9.99 a month of insurance for a $1200 phone indicates you’re living above your means.
@stylestrydes8360 If your phone doesn't generate income, it's not an investment. it's a luxury product, hence no need to buy above your budget
@stylestrydes8360 for you this doesn't apply coz it makes you money.. it only applies to those that buy IPhones as mobile phones only n also those that use it as a camera regardless of whether it makes you money or not coz there're way cheaper better quality cameras out there
I have insurance with my carrier and it protects my phone with unlimited breaks on camera front glass and back glass
@@tito254msa I see your point. But wouldn’t you think having insurance on a device, luxury or not, be a smart investment? I mean think about how many times you take it out of your pocket, and all the potentials of it falling and breaking. I mean I get why people wouldn’t get it, but why would it mean it’s you living above your means? All your doing by getting insurance is making sure you don’t have to buy another phone whenever it breaks.
Go iPhone 15 PRO Max 💪💪💪💪
Fine woven drop test pls 🤓
Dude just get the arc pulse and get the best of both worlds done deal and way better then what you have on this video protection wise
Do iPhone 16 rumored Jared
just a correction, the glass on the iPhone 15 lineup is not curved, though. holding the phone at an angle, you can literally see where the glass stops and proceeds to meet the midframe. additionally, teardowns exist and these have already corroborated that the entire panel is still flat.
Literally, no one ever said the panel was curved
I think he could be right to a degree, as trying any full screen protectors on any of the iPhone 15 models leaves an air gap all around the edges. It is only very tiny, but it is there, unlike the iPhone 14 models.
Hey, can I know what's that thing below the power button?
Millimeter wave antenna
@@dkic0208Oh thank you for letting me know what is it!
@@htpa2929 is for the high frequency bands of 5G that is used in the US which brings data speeds in the gigabits. Is mostly used in high populated areas like stadiums, concerts and airports, it has high bandwidth which helps with congestion.
Come on, get a clear case instead. I won't pay 10,000 BRL for an iPhone to drop in the blink of an eye...
There will be way more scratches on titanium. Titanium is easily scratchable but no easily distructable.
Y’all rocking the iPhone completely nakey? 😮
These phones aren't cheap. Protect your investment.
Phone is not investment....
I don't think the glass is rounded at all. It looks flush to the frame.
Wrong. Natural titanium has a coating as well
Before I finance a phone or have an insurance policy, I’ll be rocking a flip phone. The hemorrhaging of money from apple worshipers is amazing to me
Aluminum body with a titanium layer. So basically not titanium.