@Christo128
Heh. I'm curious...which of these do you believe to be true:
1) My phone is not actually stuttering, as I've claimed.
2) My phone is stuttering just like yours, but my standards are so amazingly low that I am incapable of seeing it.
3) My phone is stuttering, and I
do see it - but I'm lying about it and refuse to admit this. Because [reasons].
I'm pretty sure #1 is completely off the table. I'm guessing you may be in the #2 camp, but I also believe there are folks in this thread who would bet actual money on #3.
Re: my comment about the impacted devices - I was just throwing out a theory. That comment wasn't about regional differences specifically. I meant that a certain batch may have left the factory with some kind of manufacturing or software change/error, and these are the devices that ended up in your neck of the woods. I don't think it's a stretch to suggest that manufacturing processes (or merely tolerances) are adjusted slightly over time, which could somehow impact the performance of the devices. At least, no more of a stretch than claiming that every single XS-series phone ever produced suffers from the same serious flaw. Which 99% of the user population can't see.
As an example: didn't the original "bendgate" snafu lead to some quietly-implemented manufacturing changes, stiffening the phone's chassis? I could've sworn I'd read that. I'll see if I can find any supporting information. Wouldn't want to be accused of demonstrating low research standards