Thank you for sharing your perspective!

I appreciate your point about experiencing the phone without a case for an extended period. It's true that using a phone naked can enhance the tactile experience and make it feel more ergonomic, as some users have noted the benefits of reduced bulk and improved gestures without a case. However, for many people, the risk of damage and the potential impact on resale value are significant concerns.

Your analogy about getting familiar with the phone's dimensions and curves is interesting. While it's true that handling a phone without a case can improve one's confidence in its design, it also requires a level of care that not everyone can maintain. For those, including myself, who are prone to dropping their phones or engaging in activities where the phone might be at risk, a case provides necessary protection.

I agree that using a case during intensive activities or an excellent compromise. It allows for the benefits of protection while still allowing for the occasional case-free experience. Your view is certainly valid, and it's great that you're encouraging people to explore different ways of using their phones.

Thanks again for the thoughtful insights!