My 8 is great - no scratches at all. It's clear that there is large variability from phone to phone (even of the same model) on how easy they scratch. It's like a scratch lottery...
My 8 is great - no scratches at all. It's clear that there is large variability from phone to phone (even of the same model) on how easy they scratch. It's like a scratch lottery...
Wow pretty grumpy you internet much?
According to Jerry Rig Everything keys don’t scratch it...looks like keys in the pocket
Your friends played with it !The reality is this, something caused those scratches to appear. Something either rubbed or had contact to cause the scratches. Either you were aware of it or you were not, but regardless, they just don't appear without having some type of impact. And just because you're comparing your iPhone 7+ versus the iPhone X, every situation is different and what could have impacted the display and how it scratched initially.
Those micro abrasions at the top right corner, look like the dislay rubbed up against a hard surface.
Looks like it was dropped, no offense.So this happened - screen is basically ruined in 4 days of normal use. These grooves can be felt not just by a nail, but with a naked fingertip, so I assume this is not an oleophobic coating that got damaged - it's the glass itself.
I must say I've never used a screen protector of any form and never had ANY scratches on all of my previous iPhones since 3G. The last owned one - 7 plus - was constantly dropped in sand, mud, snow, rocks and dirty pockets for half a year - no dings or abrasions are present.
And before you say that I have sand im my pockets or other abrasive stuff - no I do not, I keep my clothes perfectly clean
I will try to contact some of the Apple Authorised Service Centers today with this problem, as I don't have any official ones in Moscow, and I'm also hoping to receive any kind of help and advice from here too!
Two deep grooves on the right side of the screen:
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Tons of micro-abrasions in the top right corner:
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Half year old and literally abused 7 plus VS 4 day old X:
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My 8 is great - no scratches at all. It's clear that there is large variability from phone to phone (even of the same model) on how easy they scratch. It's like a scratch lottery...
Gosh. Now I don’t want to use my phone at all.So this happened - screen is basically ruined in 4 days of normal use. These grooves can be felt not just by a nail, but with a naked fingertip, so I assume this is not an oleophobic coating that got damaged - it's the glass itself.
I must say I've never used a screen protector of any form and never had ANY scratches on all of my previous iPhones since 3G. The last owned one - 7 plus - was constantly dropped in sand, mud, snow, rocks and dirty pockets for half a year - no dings or abrasions are present.
And before you say that I have sand im my pockets or other abrasive stuff - no I do not, I keep my clothes perfectly clean
I will try to contact some of the Apple Authorised Service Centers today with this problem, as I don't have any official ones in Moscow, and I'm also hoping to receive any kind of help and advice from here too!
Two deep grooves on the right side of the screen:
View attachment 733570
Tons of micro-abrasions in the top right corner:
View attachment 733572
Half year old and literally abused 7 plus VS 4 day old X:
View attachment 733571
Use a case and a screen protector.Gosh. Now I don’t want to use my phone at all.
So this happened - screen is basically ruined in 4 days of normal use. These grooves can be felt not just by a nail, but with a naked fingertip, so I assume this is not an oleophobic coating that got damaged - it's the glass itself.
I must say I've never used a screen protector of any form and never had ANY scratches on all of my previous iPhones since 3G. The last owned one - 7 plus - was constantly dropped in sand, mud, snow, rocks and dirty pockets for half a year - no dings or abrasions are present.
And before you say that I have sand im my pockets or other abrasive stuff - no I do not, I keep my clothes perfectly clean
I will try to contact some of the Apple Authorised Service Centers today with this problem, as I don't have any official ones in Moscow, and I'm also hoping to receive any kind of help and advice from here too!
Two deep grooves on the right side of the screen:
View attachment 733570
Tons of micro-abrasions in the top right corner:
View attachment 733572
Half year old and literally abused 7 plus VS 4 day old X:
View attachment 733571
My 8 is great - no scratches at all. It's clear that there is large variability from phone to phone (even of the same model) on how easy they scratch. It's like a scratch lottery...
All screens are not identical. There are manufacturing variabilities. One of my iPhones (out of the 10 I have purchased) had the same problem being discussed here. It scratched way more easily than it should have, and even though I babied it, it had thousands of little scratches after only a few months. All of my other iPhone screens have been pretty much flawless in the same time-frame.No, it’s clear that certain circumstances that may or may not be apparent to the user scratch identical screens and some do not.
So this happened - screen is basically ruined in 4 days of normal use.
And before you say that I have sand im my pockets or other abrasive stuff - no I do not, I keep my clothes perfectly clean
Provided a little editing to improve the relevance of your post in the context of the thread topic
All screens are not identical. There are manufacturing variabilities. One of my iPhones (out of the 10 I have purchased) had the same problem being discussed here. It scratched way more easily than it should have, and even though I babied it, it had thousands of little scratches after only a few months. All of my other iPhone screens have been pretty much flawless in the same time-frame.
Use a case and a screen protector.
That's what I did, and in fact always do. My phones are in pristine condition because of the protection
I’m not saying you are not telling the truth, but your case is purely anecdotal. The average iPhone X is NOT more prone to scratches than previous iPhones and that’s what I meant. Perhaps some units are faulty in this regard, but if that is so, it happens every generation. And every generation someone claims that the current generation scratches more easily than previous ones.
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I never use screen protectors because they are not needed with normal use and they degrade optical clarity (avoid keys and sand and similar stuff in the same pockets with your phone and you’ll be fine). Gorilla glass has been very durable and resistant for the past several years. My iPhones and iPads are always in pristine condition even after years of use. Not even micro scratches.
Idk how some dust/lint could of scratch my iPhone I”m shocked after cleaning with prep padDo not think the X is easier to scratch than past iPhone I have owned. Never used a screen protector and never had a scratch on any of my phones. Hate screen protectors.
Also this thread is old but I know you are looking for a solution, Alex.
Idk how some dust/lint could of scratch my iPhone I”m shocked after cleaning with prep pad