Calling All iPhone 5s/5c owners. I need your help !

[Anonymous]

Calling for help off all you iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c owners.

I really need your help in my dilemma at being near my time to upgrade to the next iPhone.

My History :

I have used various iPhones and my current handset is the iPhone 5 16gb Black-Slate, which I've been using for nearly a year on the o2 Network, and now am very interested in upgrading to one of the new iPhones.

What I'm asking from all you early adopters of the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c, is to please give me an honest, real life user review of how you are finding your new iPhone.

Your Reviews on ;

• What is the battery life like for you, and how does it handle iOS7.
• Is the iPhone 5s really snappier than the iPhone 5 ,with its new a7 chip.
• How does the iPhone 5c handle. is it sturdy with the plastic shell.
• Is the Camera and its functions better.
• In true life what is the Touch ID like. Is it hit and miss or accurate.
• What is 4G like on the new iPhone.
• What colour and capacity did you opt for and why.
• What handset did you upgrade from and how does your new handset compare.

As I'm going to be using the iPhone on the o2 Network I need you guys and gals to tell me how it really is.

Really looking forward to your frank and honest reviews.

Thank you in advance.

Lee.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Good Morning Fatboy,

You're welcome ref my update.

Like I said the quality and workmanship definitely deserved a mention.

If it was not for your recommendation I can say I would have skipped over it !

I actually prefer the really tight fit to begin with so it moulds to the phone ,and TBH if my phone slipped out like the version of pouch you mention, I certainly would have sent it back.

I think distance selling requires the seller to foot the cost of return postage !

That said I wont be sending this one back  

Thank you again.

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Your welcome bandofbrothers.

I was made aware of the Sena pouches by seeing them recommended time after time on various forums that I looked on. Basically nobody had a bad word to say about them, and I can see why, now that I own one

The good thing with leather is that it improves with age, and requires nothing more than a little clean (if it becomes dirty) and little rub over with a SMALL amount of Nivea hand cream occasionally to keep it supple.

I got the tip about the Nivea hand cream on leather from a shop that I bought a leather jacket from once. He'd been in business for years and said its the best thing to put on leather to keep it supple.

I thought the same about "distance selling requires the seller to foot the cost of return postage".

But the seller was adamant that I would need to send it back at my cost, perhaps NZ has different customer rights. Their customer service has put me off for good, superb pouches, but very poor customer service if you have an issue.

[Anonymous]

Nivea hand cream !

Who'd have thought.

I'll have to ask my better half if she owns some.

[Anonymous]

@davethorp

I read this and thought of your passion.

Source : iDownloadblog

http://www.idownloadblog.com/2013/10/06/7-apps-that-every-iphone-photographer-should-use/ 

[Toby]

I'm using this case at the moment:

I've never heard of someone using hand cream, but its a nifty idea!

[Anonymous]

What case is that @Toby on which iPhone ?

[Toby]

A Griffin on a 4S

Like it?

[Anonymous]

Griffin are obviously a known brand but I've not purchased one of their cases before.

How's does it fair ??

[Anonymous]

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@Toby wrote:

I've never heard of someone using hand cream, but its a nifty idea!

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When you think about it though, leather is the skin off of the cow, and Nivea is used on the hands to keep them soft and supple. So using it on leather will have the same effect

That's pretty much what I got told.

[Anonymous]

I can just see farmers rubbing down their cows every morning with Nivea.

Sounds kinda wrong.

Lol.

[MI5]

I wish they would... We might get some better quality leather then.