That’s what puzzles me as well.12 and up all have Ceramic Shield, I don’t know why your 14 Pro would get more scratches compared to your 12 Pro, weird
That’s what puzzles me as well.12 and up all have Ceramic Shield, I don’t know why your 14 Pro would get more scratches compared to your 12 Pro, weird
There's also the possibility of the scratches being the oleophobic coating, not the glass itself.I expect a “Pro” device to have a pro-level resistance to scratches.
My phone isn’t subject to debris flying at it at high rates of speed.There's also the possibility of the scratches being the oleophobic coating, not the glass itself.
Ask any pro racers and see if they expect their windshield or car paint to be scratch free.
You expect wrong. Spend $10 to protect your $1k plus device. It’s not hard.I expect a “Pro” device to have a pro-level resistance to scratches.
No, you are expecting a pro tools to be pristine. If that's the case, put your iphone in a glass case and don't use it.My phone isn’t subject to debris flying at it at high rates of speed.
Oh, so the “Pro” device needs an accessory to perform. Got it 👍You expect wrong. Spend $10 to protect your $1k plus device. It’s not hard.
That’s not what my complaint is. Nice attempt at an apples and oranges comparison, though. LOL.No, you are expecting a pro tools to be pristine. If that's the case, put your iphone in a glass case and don't use it.
Yes it was your complaint. You want your iphone to be magically has no wear and tear because it has a Pro name on it. Put it in a glass case, and you get what you want. Easy. 😉That’s not what my complaint is. Nice attempt at an apples and oranges comparison, though. LOL.
Do you just hold it in your hand all day?and I don’t put the phone in my pocket.
Yes it was your complaint. You want your iphone to be magically has no wear and tear because it has a Pro name on it. Put it in a glass case, and you get what you want. Easy. 😉
Want a more practical approach? Simply install a screen protector.
You are equating Pro as being magically have no wear and tear. My point was pro has nothing to do with that quality you wanted. So either use a screen protector or put your iphone in a glass case. Your problem is solved. You're welcome. 😁
I rest my case. You do expect a Pro device to be cosmetically wear and tear proof. Pro monicker has nothing to do with that.“It really is pathetic that a “PRO” device is so delicate.”
This is not true at all, with AC+ your screen will be replaced for scratches, regardless, walk into any BestBuy/Apple store and your out of there in an Hr with a new screen. I don't use any protection at all, recently dropped my 14PM on raised cement, 2 scratches on the bottom of glass, I am ok with that as I will get a new screen when it becomes intolerable.You guys are obviously going caseless and without A screen protector. Why???? Yes, I know AppleCare plus is available but you nearly have to break your phone to where it’s useless before they replace it.
They should have made the glass Apple TV remote shatter proof. i dropped it twice on my tile floor and it now looks destruction derby… the whole face is shattered.After one year my iPhone 13 Pro is more scratched than my iPhone X of four years. And I use my phone *less* than I used to.
I hate that Apple has sacrificed the scratch resistance of the phone for shatter resistance. I haven't dropped my phone on a hard surface in 10 years. Scratches, however, are inevitable it seems.
I believe Apple's marketing for ceramic shield is that it is more shatter resistant.
However, the more shatter resistant you make a phone, the easier it becomes to scratch. So it's either or. Thats how glass works.
And since it's more expensive to replace a cracked screen than a scratched one (you don't replace that at all), I believe Ceramic Shield is more for the benefit of the consumers.
I never drop my phone but also noticed that phones have started to become easier to scratch over the years. So I just bought a screen protector just for the inevitable scratches. Its literally almost indistinguishable from not using a screen protector and once the scratches are too much/oleophobic coating is gone, ill just install another one for $5
Of course that would be the sensible thing to do.If you’re prone to dropping your phone, then put it in a case to to protect the corners of the screen.
The chavs in the UK used to smash car windows using this method decades ago.It depends on what hits the glass:
I just made a similar thread the other day about this very issue. After ~3 weeks of use on my 14 Pro, I already have 2 scratches on my screen that seemingly came out of nowhere.
My 12 Pro that I used for 2 years under the same conditions, had no such scratches. I do not use screen protectors, but do use Apple Leather cases.
It really is pathetic that a “PRO” device is so delicate. I’m also with you on the fact that the trade-off for more shatter resistance was a bad call IMO.
Same thing with my 12 Pro. 14 Pro has 2 scratches now in the matter of a few weeks.
Nope. I am very careful with the way I handle my phones. 12 Pro after 2 years was almost in mint condition. No screen protector.
12 and up all have Ceramic Shield, I don’t know why your 14 Pro would get more scratches compared to your 12 Pro, weird
You expect wrong. Spend $10 to protect your $1k plus device. It’s not hard.
Yeah this is really simple. It’s glass. Which breaks and scratches. That’s in the product description. If you don’t want scratches get a sapphire screen or protector. That won’t scratch, but fun fact it can shatter.Oh, so the “Pro” device needs an accessory to perform. Got it 👍
No, no, no. You're clearly wrong. This is a pro device. It should withstand atmospheric reentry while taped to the outside of a SpaceX Dragon capsule. In fact, it should be able to be the ceramic heatshield for the capsules and suffer no damage. Anything less is engineering negligence on Apple's part (probably caused by employees working from home).You expect wrong. Spend $10 to protect your $1k plus device. It’s not hard.