Thanks, added two new options to the poll for people who may have the same scenario as you. Does the noise in your videos sound similar to either of mine?I have the hissing when I record videos only. iPhone 7 Plus, JB.
Yeah I got the hissing. iPhone 7My iPhone 7 Black has the "hissing" issue as well. You can hear it when holding the phone to your ear, but I have heat to hear it coming from the phone without holding it up to my ear.
Normally, I'd be fine with this, as it's not too noticable. However, I can hear a distinct static or buzzing sound that gets recorded in videos that aren't in loud environments. Interestingly, I can't hear the buzzing in the videos if I record with EarPods plugged in. Furthermore, the sound becomes much louder if I put my hand to cover the back camera and mic next to it. This leads me to believe that the mic is picking up the sound. See the videos below so you can get an idea what I'm talking about.
(With back camera and mic uncovered)
(With back camera and mic covered)
It would be good if anyone with the same issue or without the issue could comment. Because if everyone has this problem with video in a silent area, then I guess they'll have to recall the phones?
Is that with heavy uses as well?I listened with and without head phones ... Could not hear it
Its circuitry, Mac's do it too. If theres a lot of data process and your expecting it to be quiet then its just naive to be honest, pretty much all advanced computering has this "hiss" not disputing that it might be really bad (like the video OP provided) but for high data writing/reading thats constrained to its limits well this is expected.But guys, Rene Ritchie from iMore says this is all normal.
Its circuitry, Mac's do it too. If theres a lot of data process and your expecting it to be quiet then its just naive to be honest, pretty much all advanced computering has this "hiss" not disputing that it might be really bad (like the video OP provided) but for high data writing/reading thats constrained to its limits well this is expected.
Its circuitry man.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_(electronics)?wprov=sfsi1
I suggest you read this, but you must be deaf if you've never heard these within a PC - I hear it comes with old age. As I said some might be worse than others, if its unavoidable fair enough but high processes you should expect this and if you dont understand simple circuitry and electrons then I'm afraid our discussion ends here.
Yes my 6S just got replaced due to a hiss. But that was due to the battery. i'm not disputing that the hiss is normal for extreme cases when you can hear it recording, however doing high CPU stuff lots of signals being sent to a destinationthen it is expected and you get it on PC's more so than mac's and mobiles but it is normal, if you don't comprehend in that then I give up I've given you a wiki link go educate yoself.Don't be ridiculous, firstly I'm 28. I've been building computers for over 10 years. My hearing is perfect and I take very good care of my hearing. I'm the sorta person that scores 100% on a FLAC vs MP3 320 test and have high quality heaphones, DACs and amps.
My computer does not make audible noise like described in that Wikipedia article. My laptop does not make noise like in that article either, even if I sit my ear on the keyboard while doing a CPU stress test.
And by the way, the iPhone 6S also did not make bloody hissing noises. This is the first time people are discussing this issue and when the problem is so loud that you can hear it on video recordings made on the device itself (like many many people have shown on YouTube including a reviewer I subscribe to) that is a problem.
There is a difference between electronics making sounds and it being audible by the user using the product. When things get so loud that you can hear it while using the product normally (e.g. not with a case open with your ear a CM from components) there is a problem.
Yes my 6S just got replaced due to a hiss. But that was due to the battery. i'm not disputing that the hiss is normal for extreme cases when you can hear it recording, however doing high CPU stuff lots of signals being sent to a destinationthen it is expected and you get it on PC's more so than mac's and mobiles but it is normal, if you don't comprehend in that then I give up I've given you a wiki link go educate yoself.
Make sure you distinguish between broad frequency white noise on video and click/buzz/pop-type noises on video.
I had two iPhone 7s that had both problems.
So if both you're iPhones had the click/buzz/pop, then it's safe to assume that exchanging mine or returning and rebuying won't help?