Anyone else here just waiting for their iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 plus to spontaneously die from touch disease?
I got my iPhone 6 plus a few months ago and tuck my it in bed every night and tell it how much I love it in hopes of it lasting me a few more weeks.
Hold me Sup Forums ;_;
>my iPhone
Found your problem.
>Nexus 6
>2 years of use as my daily phone
>Still literally flawless apart from slow camera
Love you Motorola
Did iPhone 6s have this problem?
Serves you right for buying a shitty phone.
My LG G3 has survived 2 years of bullying, surprised it's still putting up with me.
I can't imagine replacing my phone with every iteration like iPhone users do.
No. Though it does have alluminum chipping, a slightly annoying problem but nothing as serious as touch disease.
Man, guess apple really did die with steve jobs.
It's Huawei you should be thanking
holy fuck
>buy an expensive device
>make no effort to protect it
Serves them right.
Dam, how much is apple paying you?
This was apparently with a case and then ditched because it did absolutely nothing
I'm not defending Apple, just questioning the retardation of its user base.
How is that possible? Isn't it anodized?
>using iPhone 4 for 4 years
>stills works fine except the charger is a bit buggy
They don't make them like they used to. Never update, especially with Apple.
So it was the users fault in bendgate?
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It seems it's a corrosion defect, some manufacturing oversight. Nothing to do with physical damage.
>So it was the users fault in bendgate?
Part of it yes. Apple should have also disclosed the device was prone to bending and shouldn't be placed under any kind of stress.
>touch disease
I bet it was a result of the change in aluminium that they had to make BECAUSE of bendgate.
It's made by Motorola
I bet they just have shitty engineering QA because every iPhone has had major issues like this.