You can try Ringke Fusion. Quite nice & fits nicely.

If you just need an iPhone and don't mind older model, can go for iPhone 6 cos they have promotion now. RM 1699 for 32gb. But it think it's only for the 6 model. Went to machines KLCC yesterday and saw big crowd there buying iphone 6.

Thanks to @andrewtst for the Elements Aura Case. The fit is damn nice! Also feels good to the hand (though it makes the phone more harder to operate with one hand)

Anyone here using Umobile? I received a carrier update setting prompt since last night. Did any of you received it & update?

Nice! That's a good news indeed. Thanks mate!

Just got the Magpul Military Green iPhone 7 Plus case today! The fit is nice & though it feels a bit soft and wobbly at first, once put on the phone, it fits well.

Next on: Mous Limitless Case.

My 2 cents : android is better if you are using apps other than found in Play Store to streaming videos. If you use mobile browser only, then there will be no issue as both platform is almost the same.

If you are used to snapping photo/video & instantly uploading into Instagram then forget that convenience in iOS. You have to manually go into Instagram every time to upload a photo. No shortcuts from the Photo app or from camera.

Also for notifications, I realized Android handles it much better than iOS due to grouping of notifications and no chance of missing any notifications. In iOS, there are possibility of the app not displaying or not providing notifications (at least from my own experience).

Again, this is from my own experience using Nexus and iPhone 7+. Though now I use iPhone as my primary phone due to its security & office requirement.

It's just issue of grouping the notifications. That's all. You tend to get each WhatsApp message as separate notification.

Don't think at the moment it will work well with iPhone. Given Siri is the default, it will only work as an app I think and won't be on always listening mode.

3rd? You had it repaired or you bought new one? Mine is also the same I guess. Sometimes, even when the screen is awake, the Touch ID doesn't unlock instantly on touch but I have press it to make it work. Sometime it will trigger Siri. Some of the time I have to keep it pressed and hope it will quickly unlock rather than double pressing it, which again, triggers Siri.

Thanks for the tip. Will try it out later today. Hope this improves the recognition.

Hope mine doesn't turn out that way or get to that point. Though it feels frustrating having to press hard on the Touch ID some more it's not even a button. Perhaps that could be the reason? Because with iPhone 5S, I never faced problem like this.

Could be due to iPhone now uses part of the glass as Touch ID rather than a dedicated button. Maybe.

Same here bro. It works for me but the extra effort to really push the Touch ID even when the screen is lit, kinda turn off.

One of the reason I gues android can't compete with iOS in terms of battery endurance, the always listening feature of android.

Just reversed with my situation: I use iPhone for daily use due to the battery endurance & use Nexus 6P for entertainment cos easier to download + better stereo speakers.

Hands off, iPhone is a champion when it comes to standby time and usage time. One thing that it can DEFINITELY best Android.

They can't implement a real file manager coz it will provide loop holes for file copying i think. One thing I'd love to see them implement is grouped notifications & keyboard as powerful as Gboard.

Nowadays there is no longer "innovation" in the sense that users really need it to improve their phone use experience. What we get is features that are nice to have but nothing ground breaking in terms of user experience. That's why we get bored easily. In the end, all we need the phone is for surfing internet, calls & perhaps occasional sms.

Price wise also its getting ridiculously expensive.

for whatever it's limitation is, iphone offers the stability and software support that even Google cannot offer to it's own device (re:Nexus). for that, i think, it's worth the exorbitant price (though now you can own iphone 6 32GB for way lesser price).

With iphone 5, Apple supoorted it for 5 years (from 2012 until now at 10.3). So yeah, support wise Apple devices seems to be the right choice.

It's worse for OEM type android phones like Samsung or HTC where updates are very slow to roll-out and by the time it does receive one, another major update might already be rolled out.

I use Hoda tempered glass and it works well with all the case that i use, including Ringke Fusion