Kind of upset. On my 3rd iPhone 6 now

[thekb]

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This is how it starts. Then it moves more and more from right to left.

Does this flaw impact the camera function? That's a sincere question because I honestly don't know. That is the only condition under which I would deem this to be a defect that requires replacement.

I am no Apple apologist, but expecting your device to be "flawless" is an impossible pipe dream. These are not works of art, they are phones, for crying out loud. I know Apple brings it on themselves by appearing to cater to the OCD population exclusively, but you will never be satisfied if such minor imperfections result in 10 replacement phones.

 

[thekb]

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[kabiii]

There is a design and the products are (or should be) built according to it. If the product at any given time due to faulty production does not correspond to the design or does not funcion in the way it is designed, it is a production waster. Pretty simple in my opinion.

 

[2298754]

I don't understand how people go thru so many iPhones with "issues." I still have my launch day iPhone 4, launch day 5, launch day 5S, and my 6+ is from launch day. No issues with any of them.

 

[AndrewR23]

I don't understand how people go thru so many iPhones with "issues." I still have my launch day iPhone 4, launch day 5, launch day 5S, and my 6+ is from launch day. No issues with any of them.

Launch day phones are never a problem. Replace it with one of apples refurbs and you will start going through them fast.

My launch day 6 was fine until a dead pixel. Replaced it and the refurbs are terrible. Keep your launch day as long as possible.

 

[sunking101]

I don't understand how people go thru so many iPhones with "issues." I still have my launch day iPhone 4, launch day 5, launch day 5S, and my 6+ is from launch day. No issues with any of them.

They're masssssss produced devices and you have been very lucky thus far.