Hmmm, maybe 50 isn't old enough to have a case of "the dropsys". I've dropped my iPhone 6+ a couple times and with the genetic clear rubber case I have on it, no dings, scratches or anything else. The case doesn't make the phone that much thicker either. I like Otterbox but not how bulky thick it makes the iPhone. It takes away from the sleekness and thinness Apple made the phone to be.
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I love my otterbox defender!! The one for my 6s will be my third generation! On my iPhone 4 otterbox defender case one day in a fit, I threw my iPhone against a concrete wall and it was fine. With my iPhone 5 encased in one I dropped my phone down 3 flights of stairs (circular stairwell - in the middle - straight drop - I was trying to get a pic looking up oops ) and it is still working fine and looks great!!! Otterbox.com~KLM\\ "Antisocial behavior is a trait of intelligence in a world full of conformists" ~Nikola Tesla //
On Sep 21, 2015, at 8:19 AM, tim meidroth timmeidroth@gmail.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:i've become a butterfingers in my late 60s...i drop everything...i need a good iphone case that has a wrist strap or a lanyard (or both!) so i can decrease chances that i will drop my phone to the concrete below...there are lots of options for the product i need but they are so numerous it's hard to know which one is high quality...any suggestions?
tim
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