perf photo. I had Cosmic Orange schedule to deliver today, but...
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I had my security camera display constantly on my iPad. I RAN to front door when UPS driver approached with the Watch and AirPods Pro 3 packages. But no Cosmic Orange for me.
perf photo. I had Cosmic Orange schedule to deliver today, but...
My 17 PM's USB port is kinda loose.
I think this is a good point, iPhones are so fast that without a major change such as larger camera sensor, or significant re-design (no dynamic island say), there isn't a great reason to upgrade for the cost.All in all, Apple upgrade have become so incremental – and that is a plus. If you feel like it, you can go for the «bit better» feeling, if not, your old hardware will still feel not that outclassed. It makes Apple a bit more sustainable, I think.
I mean I’m upgrading, but I’m not going to pay anything net because I’m trading an iPhone 13 for $800 credit through carrier and selling my 16 Pro Max separately.I think this is a good point, iPhones are so fast that without a major change such as larger camera sensor, or significant re-design (no dynamic island say), there isn't a great reason to upgrade for the cost.
cowabunga, dude! it is slippery and a case is def needed for this because the aluminum will scratch easily!
Yes, this is how the phrase "Butter-Fingers" came to exist. 100s of years ago, some poor soul had been making butter, and went to use their iPhone. They dropped their iPhone onto the rocks, and cried for several days. It was a very sad day and a new phrase came to exist.Ya know, I've had every phone since the original (see my sig) and I've never found a phone 'slippery'. Do y'all dip your hands in butter before using your phones?![]()
A speck of dust in the lens isn't going to affect your photos in any way at all. Now, when you get a speck of dust directly on the image sensor, that's a different story entirely.Yours seems to be just next to the lens.
Mine is literally in the ****ing center of the tele-lens.
But returning mine, waiting game starts when the new one goes back to stock and the old one is returned. Ugh. It's a damn shame 1500€ products cannot get free of dust. Especially when 15's and 16's had the exact same issue.
Well, luckily we aren't talking 3 trillion dollar company here... oh wait a second
That's not the point.A speck of dust in the lens isn't going to affect your photos in any way at all. Now, when you get a speck of dust directly on the image sensor, that's a different story entirely.
It's definitely OCD-like. You're obsessing over a detail that makes no practical difference to the appearance or function of your device, and you'd rather return it and wait for a replacement rather than accept that a tiny dust particle is sitting in your lens. I know the feeling, but sometimes it's beneficial to look at the bigger picture and not the tiny detailsThat's not the point.
Spec of dust on 500€ android phone. Ok, i can accept that.
Spec of dust literally middle of the lens on 1500€ phone. Yea, QC should catch this.
Tbh maybe its OCD that i'm having, but to me that's not acceptable.
my 15 PM screen came with a weird defect on it (a small spot where the coating wasn't applied) and I hate myself for not having it swapped out til this day. Unacceptable for a premium product and not OCD at all!That's not the point.
Spec of dust on 500€ android phone. Ok, i can accept that.
Spec of dust literally middle of the lens on 1500€ phone. Yea, QC should catch this.
Tbh maybe its OCD that i'm having, but to me that's not acceptable.
ESR is the way! I’ve got my brand new clear ESR case and screen protector waiting but, unfortunately I took too long to decide and ordered on the 14th instead of the 12th so, now I’m supposedly not getting it until November 🤬😡🤬ESR clear case
Or, what about this: maybe Apple should tell Foxconn to buy 15€ flashlight (in bulk they can get them cheaper) and last QC step after the screen is in place shine it to the cameras and visually check them before accepting QC? 🤯It's definitely OCD-like. You're obsessing over a detail that makes no practical difference to the appearance or function of your device, and you'd rather return it and wait for a replacement rather than accept that a tiny dust particle is sitting in your lens. I know the feeling, but sometimes it's beneficial to look at the bigger picture and not the tiny details![]()
Exactly, yes 100% perfection is close to impossible. I don't expect the aluminum to be absolutely 100% perfect for example. But dust on lenses (this has been reported before, no excuses), dead pixels, screen imperfections etc.my 15 PM screen came with a weird defect on it (a small spot where the coating wasn't applied) and I hate myself for not having it swapped out til this day. Unacceptable for a premium product and not OCD at all!