Will genius bar swap my phone out if i have the rattle in my iPhone 5? or does it depend on my luck, and I might get someone that will actually open it up and fix it
Can you guys elaborate on the theory that an iPhone 5 that *doesn't* rattle is the problem?
I had a 5 that rattled and since I was within the 14 day window of my carrier I had it swapped out for a sealed 5 and this new one doesn't rattle at all.
If phones are supposed to rattle why do some of them not?
Also, if I call Apple and say "hello? My phone's not rattling!" will they tell me it's a problem and it should be replaced?
Can you guys elaborate on the theory that an iPhone 5 that *doesn't* rattle is the problem?
Also, if I call Apple and say "hello? My phone's not rattling!" will they tell me it's a problem and it should be replaced?
if you tap the area where the camera is housed, you will here some rattling.. not grounds for a swap as other people already mentioned
Part of the reason the camera on the iPhone is so good is because of the rattle.
i returned my i4 a few months after it came out. i dropped it (nothing serious) and the camera began to rattle a bit when u would shake the phone... i took it to apple for the hell of it, the guy working exchanged it without even thinking about it. I was out of there in 5 minutes with a new one. I couldnt believe it, but hey why not.
thats why im even asking. i i5 began rattling a couple weeks ago
Hi All,
My iPhone 5 never had a rattle at all, my pics were perfect, not out of focus, blurred or anything like that.
I've been reading on different forums how people have had a rattle from day 1 and that the iPhone 5's they were shown at the Apple store all rattled. I've also heard the excuse that the moving parts in the lens make the rattle and that it's normal.
I've had my iPhone 5 since launch day without any issues whatsoever but now all of a sudden, (started last week) i'm getting a rattle from the area around the camera lens which has gotten more noticeable over the last few days.
Other members of my family have other makes of phone with cameras on them but they don't have a rattle from any "moving" parts in the lens so why does the iPhone?
Ive had the 4 and 4s and neither of those phones had and still don't have any sort of rattle, as far as i'm concerned it's not normal.
Sorry if iv'e hijacked your thread, didn't mean to.
Shy.
Um ok.