Besides dust being in a place where it shouldn’t be… no. But there’s dust in my Canon zoom lenses too. So maybe dust in lenses is just normal.
But you never know what you get, when you enter the swap lottery. The phone is otherwise fine… and you’re totally right: Since it doesn’t show up in pictures it‘s a non issue - and a widespread one, if you check the numerous posts on the web over generations of iPhones.
A non uniform screen with discolouration could also be an issue as this is common on OLED panels.
Try mildly pressing the screen in the middle at the height of the volume buttons. does the screen make a pop/click noise?
Personally, I’d probably keep it if that spec of dust is the only issue, you don’t want to get stuck in returns loop!
I think so too. Since the 3GS, I never had an IPhone without dust in the camera - and this time it is invisible the naked eye and only barely with a 2x magnification. And it doesn’t show on pictures. So I guess it is a non issue. As mentioned above: All of my Canon zoom lenses have dust.
There is no such thing as perfection, if I look at anything for long enough I can find inconsistency’s. It’s what you’re willing to accept. I now try not to look super closely these days for my own sanity.
Based on this synopsis of your history with Apple products and cameras in general, why even bother creating this thread? You yourself knew that with your long history of having dust under lenses dating all the way back to the 3GS and being okay with it, that you would not be considering a return.
this is a dumb question. 1. its a forum 2. to hear others opinions and 3. get validation.
You’re right.
You‘re right. A lot has changed since the days of the good ole 3GS. It is always good, to hear other people’s opinions.
