Yep. Mine has micro scratches. That was quick. Wonder how this will affect upgrades, if it'll disqualify me. If I'll have to pay for a replacement before they'll let me upgrade.
If you don’t want marks or scratches get a gsp.
Still no photo, so?
In my opinion GSP are just not required unless you go naked and are prone to flinging youir phone to the other side of the room...If you don’t want marks or scratches get a gsp.
Big drama of a thread title with no photo to see lol.
Well you started the thread. How can anyone say without seeing something? We are not mind readers.
In my opinion GSP are just not required unless you go naked and are prone to flinging youir phone to the other side of the room...
I use an Apple leather case, nothing else. I have occasionally dropped it, but I've never cracked or scratched a screen.
You’re the only one making drama. You’re the only one who asked for pictures. I was just stating a fact that my screen had an issue and this the first time I’ve had this issue with plenty of phones that I have owned over the years.
Post a pic. We don’t know what you’re talking about.
If GSP stands for glass screen protector, I’ve never understood why people use those. Yeah, after a year plus, I’ll have hairline scratches but they’re only visible under very very direct light. And most protectors looks terrible from what I’ve seen in person
Pics or it didn’t happen.
I recently found some microscratches on the notch area of my 11 PM.Generally curious, how do you know the Oleophobic coating is ‘gone’. It doesn’t just wear off within nine days, did you apply any type of alcohol solution to the display or cleanser.
FYI, they actually make ‘coating kits’ that you can reapply the Oleophobic if you wanted to. [Fusso is a decent Product available on Amazon]