Most iPhone buyers continue to opt for the 16GB option to save money. That’s understandable, given that the iPhone 6s starts at $649 for 16GB of storage, and the next bump up in storage (to 64GB) boosts the price to $749. The problem is that 16GB doesn’t go as far as it used to. The operating system itself takes up a big chunk of that space and when you start snapping high resolution Live photos and shooting 4K video, it can disappear just like that. Add in apps, music and overhead like locally stored messages and e-mail, and managing that limited storage gets to be a big aggravation.
Kuke Case for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s adds battery and storage (Credit: Brad Moon)
Speaking of aggravations, the other thing that bugs many iPhone users is battery life. In fact prior to the iPhone 6 release, a survey showed that
improved battery life was the first priority among iPhone users –ahead of a larger display. The battery situation hasn’t gotten a while lot better.
Apple AAPL -2.38% tried to address the issue with its Smart Battery Case, but the less said about that accessory the better (check out what
Forbes’ Ewan Spence had to say about that one if you’re not sure what I’m talking about).
Read Also:Tech: How To Know if Your iPhone Has Been HackedThere are already iPhone cases from third party manufacturers that provide protection, while also boosting an iPhone’s battery life and/or storage. The Morphie Space Pack comes to mind as a popular choice. However, most of these cases tend to be bulky and relatively expensive, which dissuades many potential buyers.
The KUKE Case from
Kuner offers additional battery and storage for your iPhone 6/6s and it does so in a package that’s much more compact than competitors; it’s not only slimmer, it also has a smaller footprint. The infographic below gives a good idea of the KUKE Case difference.
KUKE Case is significantly less bulky than the competition (Credit: KunnerSource: Forbes Tech
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