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mossme89

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Have you had any issues with your second iPhone? I have to get mine replaced because of a yellow band that won't fade, but it's otherwise perfect. I just don't want to get another one that has issues...
 
Have you had any issues with your second iPhone? I have to get mine replaced because of a yellow band that won't fade, but it's otherwise perfect. I just don't want to get another one that has issues...

I do NOT nitpick (for the record) - but I replaced my new i4 twice because of the camera having bad imaging sensors. Both also had the signal issue too. But since most/all are encountering it to some degree - I negated that as the reason to return SO FAR

#3 has been good tho
 
I do NOT nitpick (for the record) - but I replaced my new i4 twice because of the camera having bad imaging sensors. Both also had the signal issue too. But since most/all are encountering it to some degree - I negated that as the reason to return SO FAR

#3 has been good tho

Have they been of varying degrees? I know mine only goes down 1-2 bars, but I have friends who's phones go down 3 bars in the same place. Maybe mine has a bigger 'backbone'.
 
I do NOT nitpick (for the record) - but I replaced my new i4 twice because of the camera having bad imaging sensors. Both also had the signal issue too. But since most/all are encountering it to some degree - I negated that as the reason to return SO FAR

#3 has been good tho

was the bag imaging sensors something anyone can catch? i'm afraid if there was ever an issue that isn't as clear as the reception, i wouldn't be able to catch it
 
was the bag imaging sensors something anyone can catch? i'm afraid if there was ever an issue that isn't as clear as the reception, i wouldn't be able to catch it

If I don't notice a problem, it's as good as not having it from my perspective. There are more important things to care about than worrying about something I don't normally notice.
 
the issue has been shown on here in a few threads

my first i4 - the photos were all very yellow (both front and back camera) and a big green circle appeared on every photo

2nd - photos were a bit better - but same green sphere

3rd one is good - great quality photos. BUT - it seems now that it's a know issue that under some fluorescent lighting that there is a greenish haze in the photos. In low light, it's more reddish. The reddish though disappears if you use the flash.

In normal light or flash - all seems to be good
 
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