Well it works both ways, because people aren't really taking my input into consideration as well.. so I guess maybe a little bias is at play here.![]()
If you're actually looking for help or advice you've 100% shown the wrong way to go about it.
Well it works both ways, because people aren't really taking my input into consideration as well.. so I guess maybe a little bias is at play here.![]()
I read about this issue on the Verge. Immediately put my phone up to my ear. Nothing, nadda, no noise. So it must not be 100% of the phones.
If you're actually looking for help or advice you've 100% shown the wrong way to go about it.
I just think people on this forum dismiss things as trolling or get hostile when it doesn't fit their neat and tidy pre-existing view of Apple. It's sort of like religion or sports except with tech...
'You're not holding it right' - Apple
Ok so here it is:OK, LOL....that was informative.
Care to expand on it a bit so people can see if they have the same symptoms?
And yeah it sucks that you got two defective items from 2 different manufacturers... but sometimes we all have bad luck streaks... your odds of having bad luck again drop every time.I just think people on this forum dismiss things as trolling or get hostile when it doesn't fit their neat and tidy pre-existing view of Apple. It's sort of like religion or sports except with tech...
www.apple.com/support -- No Class Action Suits Permitted
Oh, so it's my fault for buying a phone at release date, because Apple didn't want to fix hardware issues (which it had plenty of time to do so)? Nice logic once again.
its not that we don't believe you or Op for that matterOk so here it is:
I found this hissing sound issue on both my iphone6p and iphone7p, but the difference are, iphone7p's hissing sound is louder. However, this is not the biggest issue. So I went ahead for a comparsion between iphone6p's video recording and iphone7p.
By shooting the same stuff at the same time, you could hear a very loud static noise from iphone7p's video clip by comparing to iphone 6p's. So I contacted Apple and they instructed me to go to Apple store for checking, without surprise, they said the unit is all right.
After I went back home, I did another test, same issue. However, if you plug in headphones and then record using iphone7p, you get almost identical sound quality to iphone6p(basically no static noise). In addition, if you use the front camera, the sound of the video is almos the same. Moreover, if you use voice memo, then there's no static noise in iphone7p's recording.
Conclusion is, I really don't think this is normal, and after further chatting with Apple, they promised to do an replacement for my device.
For me, hissing on the back of the iPhone isn't that a big deal, but it will be one if somehow the sound quality of the video get affected...
EDIT: if needed I could upload both footage from my iphone6p and iphone7p for comparison.
well I agree there's no reason for recall, but definitely they need to fix it for people who experience this issue.L
its not that we don't believe you or Op for that matter
I just checked mine via Snapchat and just a regular old video recording
Luckily i don't have this issue
Not everyone has this issue
I don't know if it's enough for a "recall" as Op is gunning for
He just came off really dramatic and that's what has made this thread go from a usual two page at best to four and counting
[doublepost=1474520660][/doublepost]Also my phone wasn't launch day, didn't have time for that, but two days after.
I was actually extremely happy with my Note7 but returned it due to the recall. And purchased a iPhone 7 plus because I've been happy with Apple in the past (although lately, they've been declining imo)...but this year, their product is lackluster...
Idk, a metallic hissing sound coming from the internals all day feels a bit disconcerting. More investigation should be done to confirm..
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TLDR; clifftnotes please
Just return it now and get the Note 7 again now that they are for sale again.
I'm no fanboy, check my posts. That said, you're just an ******* looking to start fires.
This thread IS Broken! The forum administrator needs to RECALL this thread. ✌️️
At the end of the day, I wouldn't even call this hissing. It sounds like metallic components shifting inside. Not ONLY does it interfere with video (which esentially makes an important feature of the phone useless) but the long term consequences of this internal noise are unknown. Do I want to wake up with to my phone randomly catching on fire one day? No... therefore I think this should be investigated by Apple thoroughly.
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At the end of the day, I wouldn't even call this hissing. It sounds like metallic components shifting inside. Not ONLY does it interfere with video (which esentially makes an important feature of the phone useless) but the long term consequences of this internal noise are unknown. Do I want to wake up with to my phone randomly catching on fire one day? No... therefore I think this should be investigated by Apple thoroughly.
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Apparently not until Oct. 21. Right now it's only for trade ins
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Clearly, you've grown into a mature young adult.
Not true, Sprint and Verizon selling now. At&t will also seeing if you bought Note 7 before.
Again, diverting a real issue.... Apple uses clever marketing nowadays to fool people more than anything. Once the phones are out they don't give two *****. Take the bending phones for example, they actually twisted the situation blaming consumers
I'm no fanboy, check my posts. That said, you're just an ******* looking to start fires.
At the end of the day, I wouldn't even call this hissing. It sounds like metallic components shifting inside. Not ONLY does it interfere with video (which esentially makes an important feature of the phone useless) but the long term consequences of this internal noise are unknown. Do I want to wake up with to my phone randomly catching on fire one day? No... therefore I think this should be investigated by Apple thoroughly.
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Apparently not until Oct. 21. Right now it's only for trade ins
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Clearly, you've grown into a mature young adult.
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So you're gonna cry for an admin because you can't handle anything that doesn't praise Apple? Lol
Doesn't matter what you or anyone else says. It's a concern... what is the consequence of the internal metal chirping? No one knows... it's all just a guess. Long term do I want to take another risk after dealing with the Note 7 recall? Apple needs to look into this more.
I wonder what marketing firm that Apple hires to fool people the last 10 years with 200 billions profit. maybe Samsung should spend their money and resource to copy this marketing firm and produce the same result.
At the end of the day, I wouldn't even call this hissing. It sounds like metallic components shifting inside. Not ONLY does it interfere with video (which esentially makes an important feature of the phone useless) but the long term consequences of this internal noise are unknown. Do I want to wake up with to my phone randomly catching on fire one day? No... therefore I think this should be investigated by Apple thoroughly.
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Apparently not until Oct. 21. Right now it's only for trade ins
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Clearly, you've grown into a mature young adult.
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So you're gonna cry for an admin because you can't handle anything that doesn't praise Apple? Lol