I'd rather take my defective iPhone 6, over a perfectly working Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4 or gs3.
And I am getting a replacement iPhone soon.
So far mines' good. I'd like to swap for a 128gig, but might not in case of getting a defect-laden phone. What a quandary. How do I check for dead pixels? If I find one, that might put me over the edge to try for a 128 gig.
IPhone 6 64 Gb grey just received as Christmas gift. Flawless.
Facetime defect issue And dust under screen too.
Load up dead spotter from the App Store go to the white screen and look for darkish gray smudges. Might have to turn the brightness up then down and hold a various angles. I haven't seen one yet with great uniformity! Hopefully my 3rd replacement will be ok. Not counting on it.
There's several issues but I expected it, so no surprise. Plus next year the bugs will be fewer, the bending won't be a problem, Apple never makes the same mistake with second gen models. That'll be the one to have. Each of my S models have been quite good.
Your denial is impressive 🙂.... There is no bending if you don't sit on it
Your denial is impressive 🙂
Great News!
Apples rumored to be fixing bendgate, delivering a durable phone that's worth the money. I had a strong feeling they'd learn their lesson and go back to the drawing board.
"No More Bendgate"
Rob Enderle, principal analyst at Enderle Group, expects Apple to fix the iPhone's frame before releasing the next model.
"It's the 'S' cycle we're talking about," Enderle told Benzinga. "The biggest fix that the existing line needs right now is to move from the aluminum frame to a magnesium frame -- or something that's stiffer. The bending problem is serious with the phones and that needs to be addressed. You can't have the stiffest thing in the phone be the screen -- it's just going to cause too much breakage. That's probably the hardware side of this."
http://m.benzinga.com/article/5101314?utm_referrer=http://news.google.com/
There's several issues but I expected it, so no surprise. Plus next year the bugs will be fewer, the bending won't be a problem, Apple never makes the same mistake with second gen models. That'll be the one to have. Each of my S models have been quite good.
All the factory workers are sleeping on the job because they are exhausted due to the high demand for production.
Things should improve QC wise when demand subsides.
Anyway, get it exchanged, it's a fault.
First off I'm long time ready of the forums, first time poster. Now for my problem. I got my 6 plus 2 weeks ago and I got the Otterbox Defender the same day. Anyways I got the phone home unboxed it and put it in the Otterbox. I have not removed the phone since today to just make sure there was no dust between the case and phone. As I removed the phone from the case I noticed two Knicks on the bottom of the phone. 1 by the speaker grille, the other on the left side near the corner. Kinda bummed me out when I saw them. Anyways this must be a manufacturing defect if the phone was immediately taken out of its box and put in the Otterbox. Does this sound like something Apple would replace under warranty or should I just forget about it and not even worry?