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iPhone 5 Glass coming away from bezel
I finally managed to get a replacement iPhone from apple due to a light leak and got one which was perfect. However after a couple of days usage I took my phone out last night and could see light shining through the edge of the bezel. It's about an inch long down the left hand side of the phone next to the screen. What I dont understand is this phone was perfect when I received it and this problem didn't exist. I shall post some pictures when I get home but this is my 3rd iPhone 5. It's bit worrying since I baby this thing.
Last edited by Hoyboy; Nov 18, 2012 at 08:32 AM. |
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The route I'm taking is to hold off until the 5S comes out next year and see if these many issues are fixed or if they are inherent to a overall bad design (mainly the result of going much to thin with the design).
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Hi sedrick. Ye I wish I done what you did now. As much as it is an amazing bit of kit it seems every phone I get has problems. I would have just returned the phone completely and stayed with my iPhone 4 but I have already sold it
. Oh we'll lesson learned. What is weird is I have searched the Internet and no one else seems to have this kind of light leak.
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It says week 39. All the iPhone 5 I have had have had light leak problems but this seems to be the worse so far
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that sucks, exchange that out again asap
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Thats a problem? Sheesh. Can barely see it. Seems like a first world problem
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When I see the title "iPhone 5 glass coming away from bezel," I actually expect to see the glass coming away from bezel.
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---------- The point is that has happened after 2 days of use so what's it gonna be like after having it a year |
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So you'd rather have obvious chips and scratches out of the box than difficult to see light leak? I've afraid you're the only one.
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No, they're not, unless you happen to get one with defective anodized coating. Many of us still have launch day iPhone 5 that are flawless to this day.
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I think you are misunderstanding what I'm trying to say. I'm not talking about defective anodised coating. I'm talking about normal wear and tear. Over the use of a smartphones life it is normal to get chips and scratches. It is however not normal for there to be a gap between the glass so that dust and all other kinds of stuff can get inside and make things worse. Preferably id prefer a device with no light leaks or scuffs but it appears in my experience I'm gonna have to go through at least 5 phones this generation to get something like that.
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. Oh we'll lesson learned. What is weird is I have searched the Internet and no one else seems to have this kind of light leak.

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