I got ya beat. I'm on my fifth.![]()
As long as Apple keep replacing my faulty units (hopefully this one won't be) can I ask for anything more?
I consider myself EXTREMELY lucky for having an almost-completely fine iPhone 3G, (knock on wood). I haven't had any problems with it- the only things that I would consider problems are minor, like:
-very, VERY small light leaks
-very small cracks near the universal dock- this sort of annoys me but it's no biggie
-still a little laggy
Great, so you can’t really trust the battery life?The only major problem I'm worrying about right now is my battery life. It's a little whack
”Brag”? You HAVE to be kidding me. You mentioned several serious problems/symptoms/flaws, and you think that’s something to ”brag” about?Sorry. I had to brag.
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OCD much? IMO the tiny cracks are just annoyances that I can live with. I do have one on the corner but it doesn't effect me or the way the phone operates.
I'm constantly amazed by Apple fanboys trying to down-size the worldwide problems with this generation of iPhone. If this had been a Microsoft product everyone would be laughing at it and giving it negative reputation for the amount of bugs.
Simple syncs/backups taking 30-90 minutes
apps crashing all the time
stories of the phone getting stuck on the Apple logo until a restore is necessary (this has happened to me twice)
menu lag
keyboard lag
light leak
battery life issues
a standard, advertised feature like GPS not working on 2.0.1
iTunes showing 30+ updates are available when none are
stuck pixels
mobile me being a complete embarrassment to Apple
cracks in the plastic casing
disappearing sound issues
3G signal reception dropping after 2.0.1
etc etc............
Obviously no one has ALL these problems at the same time, but they're the most common issues with this current generation of Apple products, and it's a complete and utter farce.
How they can be so stupid as to release a new software update that completely disables GPS locate me functionality on 50% of iPhones is beyond me.
Sorry to burst your bubble but those things doesn't exactly constitute an almost completely fine iPhone. If your GPS working?
To be universally bad, I would have to agree with you.
I don't.
Neither do I. These people on there 4th, 5th, 7th, etc prolly just have mental/emotional issues. I've seen 3 iphones for a long length of time, 2 are on my family plan, and all just fine. Exchange 1 time? maybe, but not 3,4,5, etc These are just people with life issues taking things out on Apple/iPhone
Neither do I. These people on there 4th, 5th, 7th, etc prolly just have mental/emotional issues. I've seen 3 iphones for a long length of time, 2 are on my family plan, and all just fine. Exchange 1 time? maybe, but not 3,4,5, etc These are just people with life issues taking things out on Apple/iPhone
Maybe this discussion thread at the Apple Support Forums will open your eyes a little - 18,500 views, 360+ replies ... Yeah. I'd say the problems are widespread.Because a couple of whiny fanboys on a forum is now indicative of the global populace of users? My completely unscientific guess would be that ninety percent of the complaints fielded here are ludicrous in nature anyways.
I bought an iPhone 3G last week and don't have a single issue with it. Software is great, as is the hardware.
Sure.
And Apple agrees to exchange them - all in order to heal those "mental/emotional issues" and not because something is wrong with the iPhones![]()
Sorry, I have been a Mac user for more than twenty years. You have to be especially ignorant to think that Apple exchange products simply because the customer "feels" like it.LMFAO newb, all you have to do to get an exchange is SAY that something is wrong with the phone - doesnt mean there actually is anything wrong with it.
Apple exchanges way to easily IMO. Can't tell you how many times people I know have changed there mind on something and simply told Best Buy, Apple, Circuit City, Home Depot, Wal-Mart, etc etc etc that the item wasnt working properly. Guess what happened?? The company took it right back or exchanged itA friend of mine bought an expensive chainsaw from Home Depot, used it to cut down everything he needed to, decided he didnt need it anymore, and simply told Home Depot is wasnt working properly. BANG! Got money back immediately. Apple is the same way - as long as you are within the return period they will take anything and everything back that wasnt obviously destroyed.
As I said: Not a clue.So whether or not Apple exchanges them DOES NOT indicate whether or not anything was wrong with the product.
1 exchange then maybe ur not a whiney *****, but 2,3,4,5......then ur a nut. Have a nice day ladies![]()
You really don't have a clue.
As I said: Not a clue.So whether or not Apple exchanges them DOES NOT indicate whether or not anything was wrong with the product.
Ah, yes. All based on ridiculous claims. Seriously, Apple is not THAT stupid: They will NOT exchange products just because the customer feels like it. Don't be stupid.
Haha, you don't find me credible because the law has a 14/30 period return period? A return period to which you ascribe each and every exchange, no matter what the problem was with the item.They've done it for friends of mine several times AS LONG as the products were within the 14 day (30 for iPhone) period. Since I've seen it happen many times at Apple within that return period - NOTE I said within that return period which all of these iPhones were just a few days ago - then I simply don't find u credible. Done with your whiny ignorance, goodbye now![]()
While these may be the most common issues with the current iPhones, that does not mean these issues are common. These issues exist for a minority of iPhone owners and I'm happy and fortunate to be in the majority that are not having any of these issues.
Because a couple of whiny fanboys on a forum is now indicative of the global populace of users? My completely unscientific guess would be that ninety percent of the complaints fielded here are ludicrous in nature anyways.
I bought an iPhone 3G last week and don't have a single issue with it. Software is great, as is the hardware.
Or it could be that one or more of these problems do in fact exist, but most people don't notice them. Sort of like how most people don't see LCD screen blur.
I've been through 3 iphones, and all of them had some sort of issue.
1st - 3G stopped working, dust - returned.
2nd - dust + dead pixel, but I decided I could tolerate it. Unfortunately I dropped it in water.
3rd - dead pixel. I'm keeping it because I can tolerate where its at.
Well, I consider myself quite savvy and my iPhone 3G has none of the problems described. Are you contending that more than half of all iPhone 3Gs are defective in one way or another? If so, what is your evidence of this?
I think at least half of all iphones have some sort of issue. The most common being dust under the screen. Like I said, most people just dont notice it.
What does it look like, so I can keep my eye out?
I think at least half of all iphones have some sort of issue. The most common being dust under the screen. Like I said, most people just dont notice it.
On the OCD remarks... nahhh... i don't have OCD... but i do have a nasty habit of wanting something that i payed 600 ($895US) for to be and work perfectly when it arrives to my hands.
Neither do I. These people on there 4th, 5th, 7th, etc prolly just have mental/emotional issues. I've seen 3 iphones for a long length of time, 2 are on my family plan, and all just fine. Exchange 1 time? maybe, but not 3,4,5, etc These are just people with life issues taking things out on Apple/iPhone