I’m just saying how it is, I don’t like being dishonest, and I’d rather not downplay any of this. Defects are defects, it’s so appalling that people can not comprehend that some others don’t find any sort of defect acceptable? I’m using these words by definition by the way. If you disagree, get off my thread.
Accepting things blindly is naive to me for the money you’ve spent, and knowing you have defects but accepting it anyway is beyond naivety, or just careless. This is why I can’t accept that mindset, there are perfect units out there, you just don’t know better.
If my old iPad Pro and current MacBook Pro don’t have any sort of warping, then this new generation iPad Pro shouldn’t have it either.
Nonsense, absolute nonsense. You’re acting completely disingenuous. That wasn’t your point before any of this, your *point* keeps changing, and what you’re trying to tell me now is bull.
Your initial response was that nothing is perfect; then you back track and contradict yourself twice by saying your devices were perfect and not perfect, then telling me you naively accept defective devices; now after my response, you’re telling me that it’s all about perception? And what seems fine to you might not be for others? What a joke this is lol, that’s exactly the point of my last comment, or did you not read it thoroughly?
Don’t try to turn this ‘perception’ thing back at me. You’re the one that’s clueless as to why somebody would take offence to a defect. I don’t examine my devices at an extreme level, unless you’re trying to be quaint with your patronizing, raising an iPad against a lamp is not extreme. I’ve already told you the case with mine, you do not listen at all. A condition I felt later on took me to examine my unit at an angle, prompting for a return, it is expected for me to review the new unit for the same imperfection.
You can’t just choose what defect is acceptable and unacceptable, different people have different perspectives, but one thing is for certain, defects are defects. And as said previously, you can not comprehend defects, you do not care for defects, and you do not understand how the amount of money you are spending affects your perspective on the product you are purchasing. Don’t try to twist this around. Defects are bad, you lack common sense or the need to act.
If you truly understand your own point, ‘what’s fine to me, may not be to others’, then you shouldn’t have commented in the first place. You never questioned about a person’s definition of perfection, quit lying, are you making this up as you go? You said nothing was perfect, and went and told me how your devices are and aren’t perfect. I can’t take anything you say seriously.
We’ve already gone through this, you are careless, ignorant, and naive, by definition of course, so I shouldn’t have to sugar coat this for you.
Do you know what a defect is? The metal should be flat, not rippled. I already said this to you once. It is a defect. I can not believe you think warped metal isn’t a defect. You can go ahead and tell me why warped metal isn’t a defect though.
By the way, you don’t need direct light to see it, it’s just easy to view them with a camera. And obviously you need to look at the back of your iPad to view the bumps on the back lol, stop trying to make it seem like there’s more steps to this. If it’s warped, then you have to find where it is located, this shouldn’t even need to be stated.
