Stop what ? Let me guess, you will be upvoted by other mindless apple users who think Apple is perfect. I won't avoid pointing out my experiences when we were promised quality and end up having bad products.
So I guess YOU should stop turning people down who aren't afraid to voice their opinions, if you had perfect phones then good for you, not everyone is fortunate to have the same experiences as you did.
Apple is making more iPhones than in the past. So even if QC remained exactly the same (% yield), you would physically have more defective phones. I'm not saying your experience was absolutely perfect, there's definite room for improvement (of course...).
I'm just saying that Apple is making more phones and even if QC stayed the same as before, there would still be more physical phones that are defective. If Apple made 100 phones with QC that detects 99% of defects, that's 1 defective unit. If Apple made 1000 with the same exact QC percentage... that's 10 defective units.
Nailed it. People can't seem to see the big picture; it's all about how their device has a defect and Apple doesn't test their phones and a majority of iPhones have issues, etc...
To ensure that every single iPhone is objectively flawless, we would probably be paying significantly more per phone than we do now. So few people even notice these minor imperfections that Apple figures they can sell the iPhones with a higher "defect" rate and a lower price.
And after all, if you're not happy with your device, you can exchange it until you find one that meets your needs. If that's too much hassle, there are plenty of Android phones out there.
I stand by my statenent that people have had these problems since the original iPhone launched back in 2007, and that despite you having this happen to you recently, there are enough posts on MacRumors to prove that it's nothing new with Apple's quality.
No but sounds like you're obsessing.....Voice your opinion all you want but a "yellow" screen isn't a defect it's a personal dislike. Screens come in different "temperatures", deal with it.
Apple is making more iPhones than in the past. So even if QC remained exactly the same (% yield), you would physically have more defective phones. I'm not saying your experience was absolutely perfect, there's definite room for improvement (of course...).
I'm just saying that Apple is making more phones and even if QC stayed the same as before, there would still be more physical phones that are defective. If Apple made 100 phones with QC that detects 99% of defects, that's 1 defective unit. If Apple made 1000 with the same exact QC percentage... that's 10 defective units.
Every year since the original iPhone, we seem to get reports of multiple exchanges but that has more to do with the anal-retentiveness of the repeat exchange offenders than Apple's quality control. The only exception might be flurry of factory-damaged iPhone 5 arriving out of the box full of nicks and scrapes.
Stop what ? Let me guess, you will be upvoted by other mindless apple users who think Apple is perfect. I won't avoid pointing out my experiences when we were promised quality and end up having bad products.
So I guess YOU should stop turning people down who aren't afraid to voice their opinions, if you had perfect phones then good for you, not everyone is fortunate to have the same experiences as you did.
Dear OP
just ignore fan boys like the one you quoted.
I jis come here to get facts. Everything is very wishy washy with tonnes of propaganda. What I like on Android forums is majority don't cling onto a brand and defend to death non stop...I didn't expect it from any apple forums since three years ago. Too many non techy people joining up to well established sites like this....and cluttering it. It's a shame really.
Everytime I see brainwashed responses like this makes me feel that we need a XDA forum for iPhone ASAP.
Every year since the original iPhone, we seem to get reports of multiple exchanges but that has more to do with the anal-retentiveness of the repeat exchange offenders than Apple's quality control. The only exception might be flurry of factory-damaged iPhone 5 arriving out of the box full of nicks and scrapes.