Never jumped on the 4S model. Did y'all think most build quality issues were ironed out compared to iPhone 4 launch?
There seemed to be some issues with our launch day ip5s. I'm wondering if it will be better on the 5S launch.
Ya, I am not too worried about durability--any phone will get marks. However, out-of-box scuffs are pretty bad.
I will probably pre-order soon as possible but won't be surprised to see some problem with the "new" home button, e.g., loose, rattles, not working.
Ya, I am not too worried about durability--any phone will get marks. However, out-of-box scuffs indicated really poor quality controls on the first batches.
I will probably pre-order soon as possible but won't be surprised to see some problem with the "new" home button, e.g., loose, rattles, not working.
I think it has sort of become.
New features and design - numerical iPhone (4,5)
"Perfected" features but same design - "S" iPhone (4S, 5S)
The numerical ones are the ones that are more game changing but the "S" models are the ones that add small features here and there, but really focus on improving the overall experience.
Some upgraded glass would be a plus.
With a potential larger redesign of a home button and perhaps a fingerprint sensor or something like that, there's the potential of new problems that don't exist in previous iPhones (as they don't have that new hardware). So, the S models aren't really always "perfected" from the point of view of quality.That's definitely true. On this release they look to be redesigning the home button, though. And it has been relatively the same for awhile. I believe changed the mechanism on the iPhone 5 because it is different than earlier models and iPads (except iPad mini)