Of the millions of phones sold, there are always going to be some that fell through the cracks of QC. Yes, it’s normal to have a few hundred phones with flaws. The thing is, most of us aren’t going to be posting “my phone is perfect, and the OS is working fine! Anyone else?” That’s not human nature.
What good is the OS if the hardware is defective. An assembly defect such as this isn’t going to be just one phone, because something was misaligned in the assembly machine. Empirically it appears that the quality control is defective as well because they didn’t catch it. This and the many other defective phones should have never left the factory!!!
Which is why I said they fell through the QC cracks.
Oh! Sorry I didn’t mean for you to take it so personally. I was just stating the fact that this should never have left the building 😀😀😀😀 enjoy your day 😀😀😀😀
10 years ago, I waited in line since about 06:00 on launch day for the iPhone 5. I bought mine, went home, unboxed it, and found that it had some "test photos" on it, i.e., it looked like a pre-production or prototype sort of phone. I went back to the Apple Store I got it from and they swapped a brand new one for me right away, without needing to queue in line again.
I’m going to take a look at mine with a magnifying glass very carefully
Hello, I also had that problem and believe me it is present in many units, in some it is more noticeable than in others or it is present in another part of the phone. To me I passed with a replacement of an iPhone 13 Pro which sent to repair for failure of the mute button, they gave me a refurbished unit that had it in the same place as yours but not all the way only on the right side and the gap was wider, it seemed poorly mounted the screen I sent it again and a new one came with the same problem but to which long on the right side, I ended up selling the phone since I was not convinced by the quality of construction of it and returning to use an iPhone X until i buy the new iPhone 14 Pro, which is pretty good assembling since the small gap is pretty much the same around the entire phone. I can tell you that the Apple Store in the exhibition models you can appreciate that problem which as I told you in some is more noticeable and in others less, according to them it does not affect the ip certification, but aesthetically it is not according to the price we pay for these phones.
My pro max doesn’t have that gap. But yeah you can go down the road of why isn’t anything man manufactures 100% perfect.
Yes, nothing made by man is perfect, but quality control is to prevent a product from not conforming to guidelines, but these guidelines seem to have degraded after the iPhone 12 series, to be good enough to be able to sell it. It's as if the build quality of the old models is stricter.
Probably not in apples best interests to loosen quality control standards. Again, nothing man manufactures is perfect and quality control isn’t perfect either.
Yes. There will always be lemons on a mass produced products, but iPhones are not $100 phones. These are $1000 phones, and thus stricter quality is expected.
Sure and extending that logic stricter quality control should be expected in a c65 amg than a civic.
