Louis Rossman is nothing more than some whiner with an axe to grind against Apple
The good old Nokia phones had replaceable batteries. Wouldn't replaceable batteries solve this?
Louis Rossman is nothing more than some whiner with an axe to grind against Apple
The good old Nokia phones had replaceable batteries. Wouldn't replaceable batteries solve this?
Louis Rossman is nothing more than some whiner with an axe to grind against Apple
Absolutely no, if I see my battery depleting faster I understand it’s the battery and I would think I need a new battery, if the phone slows down I would think I need a new phone.
I don’t recall other electronic devices being slows down for an aging battery..
You have low esteem of non tech people. Everyone knows if it is dying because of power you need a battery.for non-technical people, which is majority of apple users, random shutdown to them would suggest a new phone is needed. and this affects more than non-technical people experiencing throttling.
You have low esteem of non tech people. Everyone knows if it is dying because of power you need a battery.
Oh I am sorry, didn’t know we were basing this entire case on 1 person.my uncle literally bought a new iPhone because his 6s kept shutting down randomly
Louis Grossman seems like a bait YouTuber. no thanks.
The good old Nokia phones had replaceable batteries. Wouldn't replaceable batteries solve this?
Louis Grossman seems like a bait YouTuber. no thanks.
Louis Rossmann is famous on the internet for being plain honest about Apple's (and other companies) flaws.
My family did the same. Also keep in mind, most repair folks at the time were too speedy, there was no such custom to reapply water resistant glue , the biggest issue was also the top glass and not the batteries, either way one ran the risk of having a non water resistant phone with a crooked installed screen ( if dents were present on the frame ) , so a new phone or switching to android was always on the table .my uncle literally bought a new iPhone because his 6s kept shutting down randomly
thankfully EU is working on mandatory repleaceble batteries.
Apple should really start to make replaceable batteries possible.
And stop overcharging their customers for repairing.
Seriously. This has been going on for many years. If Apple insists that they care about the environment,
then now it's their chance to show it. People shouldn't have to replace their phones every year.
Phone was working fine and after the update it was not
And my 6s ran flawlessly until 2 years ago when my oldest shut it in the door of a '96 Le Sabre. Actually still ran after that but it slowly died and quit booting soon after. Seems folding the top half inch over 45 degrees didn't agree with it. Blast Apple for not designing iPhones to be flexible....!111!1!!1onemy uncle literally bought a new iPhone because his 6s kept shutting down randomly
I’ll bite. Why sue over AirPods Pro?To me this is just a bunch of nonsense that really amounts to Apple should have just maybe given people a bunch of $25 gift cards and everybody would have been fine, those people probably would have actually gotten more with the gift cards than the actual class-action.
I remember getting an email about my 2017 MBP because of its keyboard which luckily I’ve somehow never had problems with, my daughter still uses it to this day. I remember reading the instructions on how to claim, and I just kept thinking “Man this sounds like a lot of work just to get $10.” or however much it was.
I am still waiting for someone to make an actual class action against Apple about the Airpods Pro…now THAT has to be effecting waaaaay more people than what is reported by the media, and I can’t believe that there is not already a lawsuit for it in the first place!
Who is a monopoly?I would like to agree, but they're a monopoly, I don't really think they care to especially when their wealthy customer based continues to pay. Its more of a luxury company now than a general tech company . I want them to charge 50 bucks for an upgrade from 8 to 16 or 16 to 32 memory as well , but they seem fine sticking with 500 .
They did tell people. It was actually in one of the iOS release notes. Just no-one paid attention.The issue is they didn't tell anyone, but it is a serious thing that to me is very deceptive. Apple throttled devices without telling people, thus making people think that their phone was getting slower / unable to cope with the latest versions of iOS/apps which likely led to purchasing a new phone. If people were aware that the slowdown was due to a degraded battery, they would then have the choice whether to get a new phone anyway, or spend 90% less and get a new battery fitted.