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Wrong. But that’s okay. Believe what you want. I’ve spent years in sub 30 degree weather. I know how all my devices react in cold weather. It’s completely normal for a battery to drop 20-30% due to cold weather. Once the battery heats up, the percent and health will return.

Wrong.

No. I don't have any more point to make other than calling you wrong.
 
Because the problem has a workaround. Locking and un-locking the phone fixes this issue immediately. This would suggest the problem is software not hardware.

If the problem was hardware it would likely be very consistent in behavior. however if you read the reports it's not always about getting cold. The problem also arises when going from a cold environment to a hot environment (rapidly) A software action like locking the phone and unlocking wouldn't fix a hardware issue on it's own.

Again... Source: I'm a QA Engineer with over 20 years industry experience

Locking and unlocking doesn’t fix anything- at least not for me!
 
Returning a phone for a new one doesn't necessarily 'fix the issue' either, given it could happen again. As stated, Apple will release a patch for it.

And that's not what bricking a phone means either. Bricking is where the entire device is permanently rendered useless because of software or hardware problem . The dislay not reacting to Touch variable based on the conditions. For some, it's a problem and others it's not.
Don't pull a muscle in that pretzel logic position. That's your definition not everyone's.
 
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Looks like iOS 11.1.2 to deal with this: Apple Releases iOS 11.1.2 With Fix for Unresponsive iPhone X Display in Cold Temperatures
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Don't pull a muscle in that pretzel logic position. That's your definition not everyone's.
That's pretty much the accepted definition. The word has surely been misused by being used in all kinds of situations that aren't quite fitting, similar to let's say the word "literally" being misused in a similar way.
 
. That's your definition not everyone's Don't pull a muscle in that pretzel logic position.

You're insinuating I spoke for everyone, when in fact, I did not, nor did I imply 'Everyone'. I simply was correcting your misconception based off what you claimed was bricking, contrary to what it actually does mean when a device is no longer is usable due to a software or hardware related failure . Feel free to reread your previous post in comparison to what you stated was inaccurate. Nor do you have to agree with my Rendition either, even though that's what it means for the sake of discussion, it's just you want to argue semantics.
 
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MY X's touchscreen is so unresponsive outside at 6° Celsius that it become barely unusable for quickly typing texts on the go. It's definitely only happening outside in the cold, inside everything works great. But I observed it for 3 days in a row now...

Do you guys think it's worth waiting for the possible Update Apple is gonna push out, or would you try to get the unit replaced?

Update is out🙂
 
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