Nope. But even if it was, I wouldn't worry. If it is damaged and stops working, it is a free replacement from Apple. Had the sleep button on my 5 quit a few weeks ago. Took it in the other day expecting to pay AC+ replacement cost but walked out with no charge due to "manufacturer defect" according to the guy.
Mine is a 64GB silver 5S if it makes any difference by model.
Mine is, but I'm not all that worried about it. If it bugs me that much, I will take it back to apple in a month or so after everyone has their iPhones and Apple corrects manufacturing problems.
Someone I know at the Apple Store said they had a problem with the spring in the iPhone 5 lock button, hopefully that problem hasn't carried over to the 5S.
I think mine is. Certainly "loose" compared to my old 4. Here's a pretty bad video of me tapping it, you can kind of make out the "loose" sound it makes. http://viddur.com/pmH5r
Mine is just a little loose and rattles just a tiny bit. I am hoping that my case will make it less of an issue. Is it even worth trying to get it replaced?
Mine is just a little loose and rattles just a tiny bit. I am hoping that my case will make it less of an issue. Is it even worth trying to get it replaced?
For now I will be living with it. It is not noticeable unless I sit there messing with it. It doesn't affect the functionality of the phone. Now, if the button for whatever reason stops working properly, then I'd say this would be a reason to return it.
If it bugs you that much though, I would still suggest possibly waiting a little bit as the next one you get (and the next one and the next one) could have the same problem. I checked all the 5s' at the Apple Store near me and they all did the same thing.
This (5S) is my first iPhone (I'm an android convert) and I kinda freaked out when I noticed my power button rattles. But seeing that this is a common problem, I'm a bit relieved.
Are there chances of this getting worse over time? I also use a case that covers the power button.