Does the front camera ‘click’ as well for the Faceid ?I currently have a 15PM, an Air and a 17P, and all thee of them do it. Clearly normal.
Does the front camera ‘click’ as well for the Faceid ?
Not that I can hear, no.Does the front camera ‘click’ as well for the Faceid ?
It is the sound of the stabilizers that are constantly running while the camera app is in use.Clicking I can understand. There are motors. What I don’t understand is the hiss and pops. That concerns me.
Regarding the “click”, everyone is aware that Apple has hardware switches for power to their cameras, right?
I see two scenarios, we’ve got some noisy switches that click when the power to their cameras camera is turned on, or the sensor stabilization hardware on some batches may be slightly out of spec (but not faulty).
Was it a clicking sound you could only hear with your ear close to the camera unit or was it noticeable during regular use. Can you share the video you mentioned?I just bought a 17 Pro Max 256GB Silver and my phone makes a clicking sound when the camera app starts and when changing between photo and video mode (not changing the zoom). System haptic feedback switched off and in silent mode. I could also feel a vibration on the phone when the camera makes the clicking sound. Sounds and feels like a machinical issue.
I’ve used every generation of iPhone since 3GS and never had any similar issues. Tried the display phones at Apple Store and none had the same issue.
I’ve also taken videos. Returned the phone and waiting to purchase a new one when it’s restocked. (Hopefully from another batch)
Those saying they felt it on older phones, ask yourselves if it’s intermittent? Have you switched off system haptics and is your phone in silent?
It’s surely noticeable in a quiet environment. Sometimes loud, sometimes very soft and mostly no sound. Plus I felt the vibration (up to 10% of regular haptic) while holding the device. It doesn’t happen all the time but I can surely replicate it by changing from photo to video mode and back.Was it a clicking sound you could only hear with your ear close to the camera unit or was it noticeable during regular use. Can you share the video you mentioned?
Ok. That’s different from mine. I can only hear a very soft click if I hold the device close to my ears and no vibration at all. This happens with all of the IPhones in my household. Therefore I think it is normal. What do you think?It’s surely noticeable in a quiet environment. Sometimes loud, sometimes very soft and mostly no sound. Plus I felt the vibration (up to 10% of regular haptic) while holding the device. It doesn’t happen all the time but I can surely replicate it by changing from photo to video mode and back.
Sounds very different from mine. Mine can be heard clearly.Ok. That’s different from mine. I can only hear a very soft click if I hold the device close to my ears and no vibration at all. This happens with all of the IPhones in my household. Therefore I think it is normal. What do you think?
In that case it’s a totally different ballgame. I can understand the you returned yours.Sounds very different from mine. Mine can be heard clearly.
It’s a new camera systemMy front camera never did this on any previous iPhone model, and especially not when using Face ID or otherwise moving around the OS.
So you think it is within normal specs?It’s a new camera system
That’s a delicate question. Within functional specs, absolutely.So you think it is within normal specs?
So no need to worry as long as it functions like it should. Correct?That’s a delicate question. Within functional specs, absolutely.
Is it likely something Apple is going to have to tweak X step on production line Y to bring it into compliance with Apple’s specs for their user experience? Also yes. This is how mass manufacturing works. There’s probably a screw that needs an additional 1/32 of a turn somewhere or a pick and place machine that needs to be adjusted a thousandth of a newton meter somewhere in the process that will eliminate the whirring sound of the sensor stabilization assembly.
YupSo no need to worry as long as it functions like it should. Correct?