Don't they manufacture all Iphones for up to five years from the launch year? They may shift production around (say from China to India), but they keep the assembly lines going for a long time. As someone posted earlier, they need replacements and sell through low-cost retailers.
I have the 7 and still like it, but I'm curious in what way you find it superior to the 2020 SE.I wouldn’t mind if they kept making new iPhone 7’s until 2025 honestly. It is definitely my favorite iPhone model. I have the new SE, iPhone XS and 11 right now, but I have a 7 I use at times as well.
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then I would ask you, has there ever been an iPhone that’s had a shorter manufacturing lifespan of less than five years? [Then that would be your answer.]
Ok. Has there been an iPhone series that's had a shorter lifespan of less than five years?
I am looking for answers
What country are we talking about???I bought it new, sealed box.
Original box, contains everything + full apple warranty + 2 years extended) and 1 year apple tv included.
Model number starts with an ”m” which means it’s brand new.
iPhone 5C.
We all know Apple continues to manufacturer older models for carriers for 3-4 years after introduction. But the iPhone 5C was taken out of market even in India just after 2 years.
I wouldn’t mind if they kept making new iPhone 7’s until 2025 honestly. It is definitely my favorite iPhone model. I have the new SE, iPhone XS and 11 right now, but I have a 7 I use at times as well.
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Did you know apple was still manufacturing iPhone 7's?
Mine was made 26.04.2020.
https://www.macrumors.com/2019/09/11/iphone-7-clearance-site/ It was supposed to be discontinued for a while, so what is going on?
The iPhone 7 is still fast, but the audio chipset failing issue and the cellular modem failure issue have helped to make it in my opinion one of the worst modern iPhones yet.
Yup. The Concerning issue with the iPhone 7 was, if you sold your iPhone 7 on your network to somebody else on a different XYZ network, the phone couldn’t be calibrated specifically for that network, ultimately ‘bricking’ the phone. It was an unforeseen issue that went on for months confusing carriers, let alone until Apple actually discovered this due to the modem connectivity indicating ‘No signal’.
I put my SIM card in my iPhone 6s Plus for a week, and it works just fine. It’s not as fast as a pro, but pretty good for an almost 5 year old phone. I did get that $29 battery Apple offered. It’s on the latest software update, which this will be the last year.
That's different I believe, they're talking about the fact it's being manufactured as brand new, not refurbished. There was an article last year of how a guy got a brand new iPhone 6s from Apple as a replacement and he confirmed it was brand new and not refurbished.Yes Apple sent me a 7 refurbished unit to replace my faulty one
I'm on the 7, and I get some issues with slow opening... like iOS is running out of RAM or struggling to open apps up SOMETIMES. I don't know if this is just bad programming with the latest iOS 13 version, but I wasn't having issues earlier this year.HELLO
just a question
is the iphone 7 still fast and snappy like scrolling, opening apps, taking photos, multitasking
is it still a great experience for day to day use?