what does MR mean? I am n00bSmall number ?
Seems not the case by response on MR.
what does MR mean? I am n00bSmall number ?
Seems not the case by response on MR.
what does MR mean? I am n00b
MacRumors (these forums we're on right now).
They kinda have to say "small numbers". Even if its every damn phone.Small number ?
Seems not the case by response on MR.
Let's not be overly dramatic about this. It isn't a "huge" problem. It's annoying but it isn't the end of the world. My phone suffers from the popping but it isn't rendering the device useless. I am anxious for a fix but let's not be overly dramatic.
I think they are going to mask the hardware issue if that's the case.After reading Apple’s statement and specifically their claim of small numbers, are they in fact saying that most devices do not suffer from this? In that case wouldn’t the software solution simply be a circumvention of a hardware flaw found in a “small number of cases”?
You are being overly dramatic. If the phone was completely unusable or almost unusable then I’d agree with you. The popping is no more than an annoyance that will hopefully be remedied soon.I’n not being dramatic, i’m just being honest and realístic. The main function of a cellphone is to make calls. We are in 2017 and when I buy one for more than 1000$ and I can’t make one single call without hearing loud metallic popping sounds, what do you want me to say?That i’m happy?I am not.
I’n not being dramatic, i’m just being honest and realístic. The main function of a cellphone is to make calls. We are in 2017 and when I buy one for more than 1000$ and I can’t make one single call without hearing loud metallic popping sounds, what do you want me to say?That i’m happy?I am not.
I just replaced my iPhone 8 Plus and it's working perfectly!
Hopefully I'm not jinxing myself haha - but no static noise anymore.
I got it at the Apple store in Florida. I actually went in there to exchange it for a 7 Plus and the guy said he was really sorry and that we should try to do an even exchange for an 8 Plus.I would feel the same way. I expect more out of Apple. If it was a new phone company that came out of nowhere, that would be a different story.
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Good to hear! Where did you get it? Notice if the build dates are any different? Thanks
Interesting. I’m in Florida as well. Tempted to have it replaced.I got it at the Apple store in Florida. I actually went in there to exchange it for a 7 Plus and the guy said he was really sorry and that we should try to do an even exchange for an 8 Plus.
My original phone was unlocked, but since I’m on Verizon he gave me one of their phones unlocked (Space Gray/64GB) and I popped my old SIM card in to make a call to test it out. I actually made 3 calls and they were all good.
10 total calls and still no issues. Like I said earlier, my wife’s 8 Plus does not have this issue, so part of me thinks it could be hardware (since I’m not having the issue either with the exchanged phone). I’m just glad mine is working properly now...But hopefully Apple can fix everyone else’s phone via a software update.
I was considering throwing my hat into the ring for the X, but I have NO DOUBT in my mind that thing is going to be riddled with issues.
Good luck!Interesting. I’m in Florida as well. Tempted to have it replaced.
I think if no fix by Apple this week I will take the Phone Arena & Verge article to my Apple Store & have them replace it. Luckily, after my recent MBP issues the Lead Tech at my local store is super friendly & helpful.Like I said though...this is my THIRD phone because I had no idea if it was hardware or software and did not want to fall outside of my 14 day return window so I kept exchanging. The first two (from the same store) had the issue. Total luck on my end that it worked out this time.
Likely yes.You guys are aware that after 14 days they will replace it still. Just sayin.
Newbie accounts coming to offer help and advice on Apple stuff. Possibly a good sign. It was with me recently.You guys are aware that after 14 days they will replace it still. Just sayin.
Mine worked fine the entire day I got it replaced. Following day the static came back. Report back!I got it at the Apple store in Florida. I actually went in there to exchange it for a 7 Plus and the guy said he was really sorry and that we should try to do an even exchange for an 8 Plus.
My original phone was unlocked, but since I’m on Verizon he gave me one of their phones unlocked (Space Gray/64GB) and I popped my old SIM card in to make a call to test it out. I actually made 3 calls and they were all good.
10 total calls and still no issues. Like I said earlier, my wife’s 8 Plus does not have this issue, so part of me thinks it could be hardware (since I’m not having the issue either with the exchanged phone). I’m just glad mine is working properly now...But hopefully Apple can fix everyone else’s phone via a software update.
I was considering throwing my hat into the ring for the X, but I have NO DOUBT in my mind that thing is going to be riddled with issues.
Have my 8+ boxed up and ready to ship back. Not only does mine have the crackling earpiece issue, it also has a speck of dust/dirt behind the rear camera lens. I'm almost leaning towards a Note 8 or S8+.. or just keep rocking my jailbroken 6s+..
I would just swap it out but none of the ATT stores near me have any 256GB Space Gray 8+ in stock.
So far my 8+ is not experiencing any crackling noise. Hope it stays that way.