If you don’t mind a few light scratches on the chassis from daily use, then the iPhone 16 Pro Max may not even need a case, or so we think. The ceramic shield-coated OLED screen can withstand scratches up to a level 6 hardness tool, while the titanium frame is a bit more scratch prone should it encounter something really sharp.
As for the back glass, it can definitely handle daily wear and tear without scratching, along with the glass on the triple rear camera sensors. One interesting thing to note is that its display can easily handle the flame test without any of the pixels turning white, although the heat does wear down the oleophobic coating.
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Apple engineers: Tim we are out of ideas what should we do? Tim: Just add a button or something remember we are apple we use yesterday’s tech in today’s prices,” said one commenter.
