He used that filthy nail to remove the grey finishHow about you do some research?
This was done by someone on purpose of getting the paint of. This guy bought a silver and space grey and scuffed them up as badly as he could.
You and other websites shouldn't just take pics from something a chinese guy posted without you even doing the effort to translate the chinese wall of text he added on to it explaining what he did to his phone.
here's a pic of what he did to the other side of his phone:
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OP seems like a typical iphone X hater
“Abusegate”
The paint has flaked off. Whether it's from abuse, intentional, or otherwise, that's what the photos show. They don't show that the paint is scuffed. They don't show that the paint is imperfect. They show that chunks of the paint have FLAKED OFF.
The bottom line is this: whatever the cause, the finish has flaked off, leaving parts of the finish intact. A chunk has come off, and other bits down by the speakers have flaked off. What's revealed underneath is slick stainless steel totally intact.
There's no point in making excuses for Apple. iPhones are extremely delicate and not durable. This is nothing new. But it's something that bothers me as a customer. I want more durable products. These are far too delicate. If the surface of these are prone to flaking, then it will suck, just like the Titanium PowerBooks.
For the record:
- I have never stated that this is a widespread problem.
- I have never stated that I fully believe what's in the article. However, I don't disbelieve it either, since I have no evidence to support that.
- I have never stated that I know the root cause of the paint flaking in the photos/article, just that the paint has flaked off.
No it hasn't. This is intentional. No flaking has occurred. Someone intentionally scuffed, scratched and marred the phones to see what it would take.
Non issue. Move along.
There is no evidence of flaking.Yes, it did flake off. If you actually read this thread, you would see that at no time have I ever made a statement as to what the root cause of the finish flaking off is. Because I don't know, and neither do you. Because we don't have the evidence.
yeah you're pretty much asking for trouble if you point to a one off post on a chinese website and add gate to the thread title."gate" immediately loses credibility with me. Nuff said...
yeah you're pretty much asking for trouble if you point to a one off post on a chinese website and add gate to the thread title.
Amen to thatyeah you're pretty much asking for trouble if you point to a one off post on a chinese website and add gate to the thread title.
There is no evidence of flaking.
I don’t think that word means what you think it means.
The evidence would be flakes.6.1.3.2
Yes, there is evidence of flaking.
I don't think that words means what you think it means.
The evidence would be flakes.
There are no pictures of flakes, unless you want to post one .
"gate" immediately loses credibility with me. Nuff said...
The finish flaked off.
FlakePlease note the above definition does not include “intentionally scratched the $£i! out of the phone to cause removal of paint”
flāk/
verb
past tense: flaked; past participle: flaked
1.
come or fall away from a surface in thin pieces.
"the paint had been flaking off for years"
synonyms: peel (off), chip, blister, come off (in layers)
"the paint was flaking"
2.
break or divide (food) into thin pieces.
"flake the fish"