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I think buying the iPhone X as soon as it is released is a huge gamble, no matter the struggles Apple is going through with FaceID. If past performance is an i
by noncoml 9y ago
I think buying the iPhone X as soon as it is released is a huge gamble, no matter the struggles Apple is going through with FaceID.
If past performance is an indicator, and given the amount of new technology coming in iPhone X, I expect a multitude of problem with the first devices.
Despite its high price, this is the only thing that holding me back from upgrading on day-1.
- raldi 9y ago> I think buying the iPhone X as soon as it is released is a huge gamble Why? If you don't like it, you have 14 days to return it.
- ngokevin 9y agoOr flip it.
- noncoml 9y agoAssuming that the problems will manifest in the first 14 days
- MBCook 9y agoIf they don’t then you’re covered under warranty for any defects. If it’s a problem with something like face ID or a hideous screen you’ll know fast. It’s not like the FaceID sensor will ‘wear out’ after a few weeks of usage.
- rvshchwl 9y agoThat is not always true. When the iPhone 6 started to "bend" unexpectedly, Apple denied the problem completely and refused replacements until they started to receive bad press for it. Even after that, they didn't acknowledge the problem at all, and claimed that only a handful of devices were affected when in-fact a substantial percentage were. Same thing kind of happened this year with the phone casings expanding. If a significant hardware issue presents on the iPhone X, Apple will most likely try to delay or deny any fixes or replacements, especially because they are under a struggle to meet the demand as it is.