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NewtonPippin

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Ugh! Sometimes I kind of rest my finger under my Gold IPhone 6, and against the Lightning port. But the port is extremely sharp, to the point where I've actually cut my finger. Is the only solution buying a nasty case? :(
 
Ugh! Sometimes I kind of rest my finger under my Gold IPhone 6, and against the Lightning port. But the port is extremely sharp, to the point where I've actually cut my finger.

Just hold your phone differently. I haven't had any issues with my 6+.

Is the only solution buying a nasty case? :(

There are plugs you can get to cover the ports if it actually bothers you that much.
 
Seriously? The lightning port is cutting your finger? I cant even.

That port is not extremely sharp at all. And it's the same port that was on the 5/5S as well (same finish and beveled edges). Not once have I ever heard of someone cutting their finger on an iPhone charge port.
 
Well, I never noticed this (I have a 6), but now that I look at it, I can see how it can happen.

My Lightning port is a bit sharp, but the sharp edge doesn't stick out far enough to cut me. However, I could scrape it against the top of my fingernail and shave it. I imagine under the perfect condition and if the thing sticks out a bit longer than mine, one may be able to cut oneself with it.
 
Ugh! Sometimes I kind of rest my finger under my Gold IPhone 6, and against the Lightning port. But the port is extremely sharp, to the point where I've actually cut my finger. Is the only solution buying a nasty case? :(
I had the same issue with one of mine. In time the raised area wore down with normal use. Not a problem anymore.
 
Not sure if this whole thread is serious.
Why? Can't some units of a mass manufactured product have some slight differences and even defects in metal work or other areas that cause some issues? Is that really thst hard to imagine given that it happens with mass produced products all the time?
 
Sharp iphone

My wife often in the past did cut her fingers with paper at work in office before she bore my daughter.
So here nothing extraordinary for me that someone may cut fingers with iphone.
 
My wife often in the past did cut her fingers with paper at work in office before she bore my daughter.
So here nothing extraordinary for me that someone may cut fingers with iphone.

Paper cuts are the most common thing ever. Cutting yourself with a charge port on a smooth metal surface? Not so much. Unless there was some sort of flaw, or he made some sort of ding and misshaped the metal and caused a sharp edge. I just ran my ringers over the port several times at several angles and not once did I feel like I was in danger. Post pics of the charge port, maybe there is indeed some sort of flaw on your particular phone otherwise I'm sorry this is silly.

I feel like people who cut themselves (or claim to) on phone charge ports are the same people that cause the "do not use in bathtub" tags to be put on hair dryers.
 
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