iPhone Home Button Question

[thenumbersrbad]

for anyone that has the iPhone 5s, does the home buttons make a noise when you click it? I can't remember if the iPhone 5 did this or not, but the home button on my 5s makes a audible click clack sound when it's pressed (I should mention it doesn't really happen with every press) could this be the touch id sensor?

 

[komiothebeat]

for anyone that has the iPhone 5s, does the home buttons make a noise when you click it? I can't remember if the iPhone 5 did this or not, but the home button on my 5s makes a audible click clack sound when it's pressed (I should mention it doesn't really happen with every press) could this be the touch id sensor?

From other threads on here it seems to be mixed . Mine does and so does my friends, but there are some peoples do not

 

[poppe]

for anyone that has the iPhone 5s, does the home buttons make a noise when you click it? I can't remember if the iPhone 5 did this or not, but the home button on my 5s makes a audible click clack sound when it's pressed (I should mention it doesn't really happen with every press) could this be the touch id sensor?

I hate it so much. It reminds me of the old Trouble board game.

 

[MattMJB0188]

Mine is audible. My 4s was audible too. The 5s home button is different than previous generation home buttons though. It should be audible. If it's not, then there might be a problem.

 

[xmaseve]

My 5s sometimes clicks and other times doesn't. Might have to do with temperature.

 

[macjoshua]

I posted this on another thread, but it seems like this is pretty much the same click that most 5S's have. I talked with an AppleCare representative, and they looked at the video and said it's normal with the new hardware. I also checked about 7 or 8 of the display models at the local Apple Store, and the all clicked the same way.

Depending on how you press it, you get more or less of an audible click.

http://youtu.be/Cn_yZZE-LAA

 

[thenumbersrbad]

I usually check the forums before I post so apologies for that!!

Okay, makes me feel a little better about the sound, it's a tad annoying but I'm sure it's just my OCD

 

[rtr1985]

Is it normal for there to be a little bit of movement to the home button if you move your finger side to side?

I'm not sure whether mine is "loose" or not

 

[3lite]

It's exactly the same button. It just doesn't have the square and I don't think it's caved in.

 

[alFR]

It's exactly the same button. It just doesn't have the square and I don't think it's caved in.

So, in other words it's pretty much completely different?

 

[3lite]

So, in other words it's pretty much completely different?

Appearance wise only. It feels the same.

 

[R.Stoychev]

It is normal for buttons to click

 

[Fission]

Use some rubbing alcohol and a qtip with power off...

 

[Agent-P]

It's exactly the same button. It just doesn't have the square and I don't think it's caved in.

Apparently it's not the same home button. The new one is smaller than the old iPhone home button. You can see that in this video where the home buttons are compared (albeit on the alleged front panel of the iPad 5).

 

[hallidc]

I've never noticed the clicking noise with my 5, however with my 5S I definitely notice it..and to be exact, as mentioned above it sounds like the Trouble clicker from the board game . I do notice that the clicking only occurs when I press my home button a certain way. If I click it with the tip of my finger I notice it, but if I place my whole thumb over the home button, I don't notice the click. I'm assuming also its because of the touchID.