Sorry, that one’s taken already.I think Mr. Wang deserves a pay cut here. We’re going to have to call this creak-gate!
Sorry, that one’s taken already.I think Mr. Wang deserves a pay cut here. We’re going to have to call this creak-gate!
Maybe lid-gate 😂
I though that it was only me, amazon is shipping me a replacement unit. Tell me what happens with yours
Here's why:
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Many of us have gen 1 APP with PERFECT hinge mechanisms and zero squeaking. I've been using and abusing my gen 1 for years and the hinge is still perfect. Snaps closed without a rattle, zero wobble, zero creaking. If Apple themselves set the bar with gen 1 then we are entirely entitled to complain about a drop in quality with gen 2.
The same people like you that are bemoaning "OCD" complainers were probably the same people praising gen 1's excellent hinge as "another brilliant Apple attention to detail moment." Almost every gen 1 review I remember praised the case hinge quality over competitors, were you complaining about that praise back then? I guess attention to detail is only valid when praise is the outcome rather than critique.
Someone’s taking things a bit too personally.If you dare notice something wrong with an Apple product, there will always be a cabal of people who descend and try to make out you're the problem. Sometimes the person really is OCD and the complaint is ridiculous, but in this case the issue is real, and immediately obvious to anyone who switched from the 1st gen (which didn't have this issue). If your unit has this problem, you'll notice it even when you're trying not to notice it.
If this is just what the 2nd gen is like, then it's annoying, but I'll live with it. If most people are walking around with 2nd gen AirPods Pro that aren't like this however, I'll take mine in to be swapped. That's why threads like these are valuable - getting more information about the issue.
But the cabal always tries to shut down the discussion from being had in the first place. Get a life, ya weirdos.
Someone’s taking things a bit too personally.
There are examples uploaded in this thread proving people are making this into a bigger deal than it is. That’s not to discount there are faulty cases in circulation, but from what’s seen here, it proves you calling people weirdos & stating they get a life is you getting too worked up for the discussion at hand 😏
Look, sometimes people need to be told that they’re making a mountain out of a molehill. The help works both ways - some, as you say, to point out legitimate issues, but others to inform others that there’s bigger things in life to stress over, especially when millions of others don’t fret over such things.
& again, yes I agree there are dud AirPods cases out there, but there are also many many more that aren’t faulty, but people think they are because of minute movement/noise & others online complaining about it.
Its nothing new but it never stops being hilariousAfter every product launch these Apple forums especially seem to attract newby OCD sufferers complaining about minutiae imperfections in their newly-purchased mass-produced tech. The last one was someone complaining the lid on his M2 MBP didn't form a perfect seal to the base all the way round and there were small gaps where you could actually slip in something as thick as a piece of paper. The horror of it.
How Apple positions itself as the purveyor of premium products is, I think, partly to blame for this. People visualise Apple products hand-assembled over a period of weeks to micrometer tolerances by a team of highly-paid specialists in white surgical overalls and loupes in their glasses. In truth they're mostly assembled by robots and quality-checked by Mr Wang who checks 1,000 of them a day for the price of a sachet of rice.