Ben-
Sep 9, 2008, 01:35 AM
There are little problems I have noticed on my iPhone...one being the volume buttons.
When using the volume rocker buttons, the volume up button is able to provide a solid feedback with a soft click, where as the volume down button requires more effort and feels recessed into the side casing when pressed.
Are all iPhone 3Gs' designed this way? Or have I received a defective iPhone?
I ordered mine over the phone. So if it is a defect, should I call Fido for a replacement or should I go to an Apple store? If I call in for a replacement, will they send me a new one so I can compare the two before sending the bad one back? I read that Rogers and Apple stores will now only exchange defects with refurbrished phones...but I would prefer a brand new one as I only had this phone for less than a week.
What are your thoughts on this?
My phone's serial # starts with 87834. For those who have received the batch later than mine, were there any problems?
When using the volume rocker buttons, the volume up button is able to provide a solid feedback with a soft click, where as the volume down button requires more effort and feels recessed into the side casing when pressed.
Are all iPhone 3Gs' designed this way? Or have I received a defective iPhone?
I ordered mine over the phone. So if it is a defect, should I call Fido for a replacement or should I go to an Apple store? If I call in for a replacement, will they send me a new one so I can compare the two before sending the bad one back? I read that Rogers and Apple stores will now only exchange defects with refurbrished phones...but I would prefer a brand new one as I only had this phone for less than a week.
What are your thoughts on this?
My phone's serial # starts with 87834. For those who have received the batch later than mine, were there any problems?
