no full refund but can I get it exchanged?

[macswitcha2]

I was under the impression that the 30 day money back guarantee was from the moment Jobs announced it during the antenna conference. If they will not refund it, at least exchange it to see if the other one works better since there are some who claim theirs work perfect.

In your experience with Apple costumer service, would they understand what I'm saying and offer me another one?

 

[JayLenochiniMac]

Unless it has a specific defect, they're not going to swap it out.

 

[youngmac]

30 day from purchase. when did you buy it?
JayLenochiniMac is right.

 

[macswitcha2]

Unless it has a specific defect, they're not going to swap it out.

Antenna? Drop calls? Internet page load up lingering?

30 day from purchase. when did you buy it?
JayLenochiniMac is right.

on launch day. Since then waiting on Apple to officially address the defect. Been holding out for the cases but it's more than antenna for me.

 

[JayLenochiniMac]

Antenna? Drop calls? Internet page load up lingering?

Mentioning the antenna won't fly (as Apple has claimed there's no antenna defect), but excessive dropped calls can be a real defect. My suggestion would be to take it to the Genius bar and they can run a test to determine whether there's a problem with excessive dropped calls unrelated to the antenna.

Don't restore as a new phone before you go there though or you'll lose the data.

 

[youngmac]

what i think is iphone 4 antenna doesn't have problem. it's just maybe sensitive. people in strong signal area are not having this problem and they are even getting better signal, call quality than previous iphone.
i'm sure when you go to the apple store you will have strong signal and no drop calls, if not your iphone is defective.

anyway good luck getting an exchange. I think they will exchange it.

 

[Bill Gates]

Antenna? Drop calls? Internet page load up lingering?

on launch day. Since then waiting on Apple to officially address the defect. Been holding out for the cases but it's more than antenna for me.

Yes, because your phone is unique in that regard.

If you're having dropped calls you need to either use a case (if you're not using one already) or get a femtocell. If you were dissatisfied before you should have returned the phone. Apple has already addressed the issue to the extent that they're going to.