I think the leather Apple cases are pretty nice, slim and surprisingly protective. Without a case, it's really slippery to me. It's easier to lose a secure grip on the 6/6 Plus than any of the past iPhones due to the size, material and rounded edges. To test this, hold it in your hand with the Lightning port facing the ground and very slightly loosen your grip. It will slip through your hand with just a tiny bit less pressure. I'm mindful to keep a tight grip mine tightly whenever it's not in a case. It hasn't gone flying, but I know it could easily slip without that tight grip. My leather case makes it require significantly less pressure for a good grip, so I don't have to worry about it.
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I previously used the Apple Leather case and liked it a lot for the same reasons as you. I switched to the Tech 21 because I wanted the lip to go all the way around the phone. With the way the Apple Leather was open at the bottom it caused my Zagg glass protector to begin to fray at the bottom edges and took away from the aesthetics. I slide my 6+ in my pocket when walking around and that is what caused the fraying along the open edge. With the Tech 21 and a replacement Zagg my phone slides in and out of my pockets well and there is no fraying. The Apple Leather is still a great case in my opinion but ended up not being what I really needed.
Sorry, I did not mean to mislead anyone.
Yes I use the sleeve to prevent any scratching. But "cases" I don't really like. I only ever used one on my first 3GS phone and it scratched the hell out of the back and sides of the phone.
I had a rubber bumper sort of case for about 15 minutes when I first got the 5. I returned it right away. I didn't even make it home with that case. I just can't stand holding a block of rubber in my hand when it should be the smooth silky feel of the phone. They are so industrial looking.
I know I have a bad habit of jumping on posts about cases. I should really stop that.
Yes I use the sleeve to prevent any scratching. But "cases" I don't really like. I only ever used one on my first 3GS phone and it scratched the hell out of the back and sides of the phone.
I had a rubber bumper sort of case for about 15 minutes when I first got the 5. I returned it right away. I didn't even make it home with that case. I just can't stand holding a block of rubber in my hand when it should be the smooth silky feel of the phone. They are so industrial looking.
I know I have a bad habit of jumping on posts about cases. I should really stop that.
Apple's 2016 iPhone ("iPhone 7"?) may feature a six-core CPU (up from two in the iPhone 6s line) and may have a 4K display.
That is the weirdest sentence I've heard all month. 
I like it!
I like it!
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This thinness mania has gone too far IMHO. We have begun compromising function for form. It's like when the mania for tiny phones swept the industry. Postage stamp-sized screens make for a small phone but the usefulness of such screens is nil. Nobody wants a brick for a phone. Anybody else have a Nokia E90? I did. That was me rebelling against the smaller/thinner/lighter movement that was beginning. We were headed for the "Zoolander phone." So an iPhone a couple millimeters thicker, but with a significantly better battery, would be a huge step up. Imagine how Apple would set the world on fire (again) with a 2-day battery? I remember my old BlackBerrys that would last 3-4 days on a single charge. By todays' standards these old phones did squat, but oh that battery life!
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