Could someone with an iPhone 6 please try this?
--make a call
--when you're talking to someone (with the phone up to your ear, not on speaker), if you brush the little microphone hole (on the bottom of the phone right next to the headphone jack) with your pinky, do you hear immediate static?
I do. My iPhone 5 did NOT do anything like this.
Just wondering if it's this particular unit, or they all do this (like iPhone 4 antenna gate).
In general, love the form factor and design of the phone, but, I think the fit and finish is a bit cheap for all of Apple's bragging about how perfect their products are. The 5 felt way better built to me. The volume buttons on the 6 feel (and sound) a little plasticky on the 6 (relative to the 5). Also, the bottom edge of the 6 is very uneven and rough feeling compared to the 5. The edges of the mic and speaker holes just aren't very smooth, and the Lightning connector protrudes just a hair as well. Not totally Apple like.
--make a call
--when you're talking to someone (with the phone up to your ear, not on speaker), if you brush the little microphone hole (on the bottom of the phone right next to the headphone jack) with your pinky, do you hear immediate static?
I do. My iPhone 5 did NOT do anything like this.
Just wondering if it's this particular unit, or they all do this (like iPhone 4 antenna gate).
In general, love the form factor and design of the phone, but, I think the fit and finish is a bit cheap for all of Apple's bragging about how perfect their products are. The 5 felt way better built to me. The volume buttons on the 6 feel (and sound) a little plasticky on the 6 (relative to the 5). Also, the bottom edge of the 6 is very uneven and rough feeling compared to the 5. The edges of the mic and speaker holes just aren't very smooth, and the Lightning connector protrudes just a hair as well. Not totally Apple like.
