iPhone Build Quality Better with Increase in Build Week?

[Bernie-Mac]

I have one of those scratches underneath the glass on my iPhone so i am going to get an exchange but every time i exchange my iPhone something new is always wrong but i was thinking maybe Apple ironed all those problems out after a month of it building them so do iPhones built later on have better quality and less chance of a problem or not really?

[hexonxonx]

I have two iPhones, 16GB white. One bought on launch day, the other 30 days later. Both are absolutely perfect with no defects.

[Pressure]

Honestly I am not entirely sure but I just received a perfect white 16GB iPhone today with no light leak or anything.

Where do I check which week it were assembled?

Posting this with the iPhone :)

[greenmymac]

I just have constant restoreitus probelms

[StingerT125]

I bought mine on launch day (16GB Black) and the build quality has been perfect. No imperfections at all.

[daniels]

Week 32 16gig iphone. Screen isn't flush with the bezel.

[Bernie-Mac]

Well i just returned from Apple and i have a flawless brand new iPhone:D no pixel probs, screen is flush with everything, etc..Now lets hope i dont have battery problems:p

[mcdj]

if anything, quality might slip, as Apple ramps up their production to 40 million phones...aka Operation OIPP.

[Niiro13]

Honestly I am not entirely sure but I just received a perfect white 16GB iPhone today with no light leak or anything.

Where do I check which week it were assembled?

Posting this with the iPhone :)

For the first generation iPhone, the manufacturing week is the fourth and fifth digit in the serial number.

[Pressure]

For the first generation iPhone, the manufacturing week is the fourth and fifth digit in the serial number.

Thanks, mine appear to be a week 32 model :)