It seems that the new iPhone 5 is true most durable iPhone 5 in history and our older article in which we showed you some videos that prove this claim was not lying, but it is only resistant to actual damage. This means that in iPhone 5 the screen won't crack the body won't break or the phone won't get damaged as easily as iPhone 4s. However, the opposite is true for scratches and discussion forums na apple.com or for example at macrumors.com already nestThey are struggling to accommodate the number of customer submissions complaining that the back of the black iPhone 5 scratch very easily indeed. Apple in fact, he did not paint the entire aluminum mixture black, but only sprayed the back black. However, under the black paint is the color of the original aluminum and the paint, as it seems, is really very easy to scratch.
There have also been a number of complaints from owners on discussion forums. iPhone 5 who took their phone out of the box with the back already scratched. It seems that this is the case with iPhone 5 repeats almost the same thing that generations of iPods suffered from with aluminum backs that could be scratched even with the wrong look. For wearing black iPhone 5 in your pocket and you throw a few coins in it, you'd better forget it right away. Interestingly, the complaints are overwhelmingly only about the black one variaphone, while you are on the white one nestAlmost no one uses it. Share your experiences with us. iPhone 5 v discussion forum right here.
You won't be able to see it on the white five, but this seems quite underrated to me. Applu
everyone should have a cover and it's settled
That Apple did he back off from coloring the entire mixture and just sprayed the "cheaper" one? Is this the first step to profit? What other cheapnesses are there? dockWhat about other iPhones?
da truth : don't you think that for the money they should have it a little more sophisticated?
well, it's not surprising that compared to glass, the aluminum has more roughness, the faster it scratches because there is more resistance on the surface and the material is softer, although it may not seem like it, it's the same as on the MBP, which also scratches quickly when people don't pay attention to it, but on the MBP, people don't notice it, they don't swing at him like that, what I don't think is that apple these black ip5 sprays with paint, but it's a kind of anodized surface, we know about these surfaces that they last, but it is necessary to follow the right technology so that the anodized layer is sufficiently rough, because then this happens: the thin layer on the surface immediately turns into "raw" aluminum after damage , I think this but apple can solve it, so we'll see how they approach it
The title is somehow strangely worded, rather than scratched, maybe scratched;))
Do you know of another mobile phone that could withstand a similar test without losing a flower?
How does "real damage" differ from the classic one?
So if it's confirmed and there's a lot of buzz, I feel sorry for all the phones on display in stores, everyone will want to test it inconspicuously :D I'm starting to have a feeling that after the bumpers apple supply the "sorry gift" again. Maybe silk gloves with a bitten apple? In the case of the biggest crisis, it might solve it Apple recoveredair tool kit – Black 0.6 Centropen :D
da truth: You're kidding, right? iPhone I buy it because of its functionality, but partly because I like it... And it's nice when you can try it out.chat looking at it every time you use it... Not buying a designer phone and then hiding it in a case :-/ I last used cases in 2003 and never again ;-) White iPhone 5 for sure :-)
Do you have any idea what are the methods of coloring aluminum alloy? Well, it is theoretically possible to use a black alloy of white aluminum, but then it is a completely different alloy, and this will happen with admixtures or crystallization. This is a completely exaggerated idea, the only reasonable solution is to use a ceramic coating on the aluminum. even so, it may chip after a blow, but coating such an area with ceramics, but I would like to see the price of that phone, see the RADO watch as an example, and even those can be damaged.
I will also add that ceramics are also aluminum, but they are oxidized and sintered under very high pressure.
Black aluminum does not exist, nor can it be achieved with any admixture, black aluminum can be achieved by anodizing, which means that it is left longer in special baths where chemical reactions take place... so in my opinion it apple he did not underestimate it, it is also a way of technology, I myself work in a company where we process aluminum and anodize it, and in most cases black anodize is quite prone to scratching, especially with improper handling... and there is no way to increase the layer of black anodize, it is not technologically possible.
I hope that a protective film will be available for the 5 very soon, not only for the display, but also for the back, as I had with my 4. I will buy the white version for my girlfriend, I definitely want the black one for myself. White is for girls and for gays.
As it seems, the problem is also with the white version :-(
You can't see it that much on it, but I would seriously expect better QC for a mobile phone of this price category..
Link: http://scuffgate.net/white-iphone-5-scuffgate-scratch-information/
sir, the woman is..., so I'll take the boys and press them down and I'll.... all over the metal, how can this happen during idle use - no way, it's clear that the black back side will have more scratchesancoh, but this was excessive
Ammart: Maybe it was exaggerated, but it's about how long it lasts and you can't imagine how easy it looks even after six months of normal use. What is in the video is equivalent to normal use for six months, especially when a person carries keys in his pocket with a mobile phone, or coins and similar hard objects.
For 17-20T, one should buy a comprehensive product, with everything. That means, if I'm only concerned with functionality, I won't mind a scratched back. (which is my case). But there will be clouds of people who also approach it from an aesthetic point of view. And there us Mr Apple before the purchase, they will consider the foil, the plastic packaging, branded or non-branded accessories. Somehow I can't get my head around it. After all, that phone, someone had to carry clouds of watches in their pocket for the test. I don't want to believe that his back wouldn't get scratched. Would it be a problem to put foil in the package to stick on the back? Let everyone decide how they want. Don't people who want IP5 for a lot of money deserve to be comprehensively taken care of?
So it looks like the 4S was probably the last model from apple, we'll see how the 5S will be or if they will disappoint... maybe not.
Can someone tell me which black metal phone is indestructible and doesn't show scratches?
ProAre you still mentioning the price??? Do you think that a Bentley for 4,5 mega has more durable and better quality paint than a social Octavia??? It has nothing to do with the price.
It's not so bad here http://m.youtube.com/?reason=8&rdm=7749#/watch?v=k2BxL0nRDlY&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dk2BxL0nRDlY&gl=CZ
I'm really sorry about this tendency, but I need a new phone and if I'm going to spend money on it, I'll buy it. iphone and I'll probably sound like a fool but I'll take the black one. The only thing that really bothers me is the susceptibility, well.. I'll probably solve it with some kind of leather case that doesn't take up much space (for the thickness) or I'll buy a bumper that will protect my back
Jarys: He has and a lot. On your example: Bentley > higher price > more capital to invest in R&D and higher quality materials, QC, narrowly profiled clientele who will not settle for average..
Octavia > lower price > less capital, average quality, which is related to the push for a low price of the final product > a car for the masses..
As for me personally, for that money I expect perfect quality, not that it will arrive damaged from the factory (most cases). As for durability, it is true that I would expect from AppI want better quality. It's not like if I forget a change or a paper clip in my pocket, it will ruin it to the extent that you can see in those videos.
I don't know, but I don't care whether or not it is more or less prone to scratches than the iP4/4s. I'm really looking forward to the iP5 and will definitely go for it. I take it that he will look the way I treat him. If it's scratched, it's scratched, I won't look at it for the rest of my life. Otherwise, nice article :-)
Roman Zavřel: This is not about the quality of this or that paint :-) Rather, it is an illustrative example of the difference between a mainstream company and a company that specializes in a specific group of interested parties (and Apple is because the majority of the population simply does not have it). The fact that I will spend more on something than on a similarly functioning product should (or should, in a market society) guarantee me all this.
And just on a side note, I have an Octave and the paint isn't exactly the worst :-D Still better than Ford, which had terrible paint. No. Ford there and walk home…
Prying off the phone with keys and stabbing it with a knife is only demented. Carrying a mobile phone in your pocket with keys, screws and a wire brush is also a good beast. By that I would like to say that all plastic, glass, aluminum will be destroyed, you have a head so use it. Covers are made for all mobile phones and it's hell to know how someone cares, especially if you want to sell it. ;-)
Well, take it that way, that's about 5% of the world's population using iOS. That's one heck of a privileged group :-D
Well, let's face it (even if there are three billion left, it's already some Friday that the planet has over 7 billion inhabitants, i.e. it will be about ~11%).
I won't argue, but if 1 million mobile phones were sold worldwide in Q2012 420, of which 144 million were classified as smartphonesone and from what he had Apple share of 8% (overall) and 23% (among smartphones), so there is obviously some block here. Pro276 million "ordinary" mobile phones were sold? Well, it probably won't be hatred towards touchscreens, so there is most likely a financial block...
But back to the point. When I buy something new, I simply assume that the price will match the quality. If I wanted a mobile phone that would be worn out in a while, I would buy a mobile phone for 4k and be satisfied, but I don't want to, so I simply expect a certain level of quality for my money. I did the same thing with the iPhone 4Sky and it still looks perfect without any cover on it.
I wouldn't worry too much about the back, if it gets scratched it would be under warranty apple he should have replaced it (of course it depends what and how) and if he doesn't replace it, I'll pay for it and I'll have a new black back again, the back cover is not a problem to replace!
I remember I had the metal model from Nokia (the original price was CZK 25000) and the keyboard was hidden, I don't remember the numbering anymore and the paint was gone even though I pay enough attention to things. Another metal one was innov 8 and the color was also gone
I have to disagree here, the back cover IS a problem to replace. At least for iPhone 5.
I recommend watching the video/photos of the teardown at http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPhone-5-Teardown/10525/1
And while we're at it, I'd probably like a nice article on the topic of covers/wraps/bumpers/etc. iPhone 5, it's been a while (about 10 years) since I last bought a phone case, so some comparison of quality/experience would be useful :-)
But I absolutely agree that at this time with these technologies it should be better resolved!
Tom: oh wow, that's power! I didn't know that. So only a very good service or directly has to do it apple which if it is far away it will be complicated
It won't be a problem only with the black version. I have an iP5 in white and after removing the back film I have "a few gray dots" - most likely a manufacturing defect. But it's still a lot for a 20 thousand phone. And I'm afraid.. that more gray dots, careto be without cover more.
Oh yeah, I don't understand the point of the statement "for the money it should last" For what please yous penHow? iPhone is an ordinary consumer item and unfortunately only in our part of the world is something extra made of it in proportion to the salary. The average American can buy several of these phones with his salary and still have some left over. So if you feel that it is some kind of exclusive expensive thing for you, then treat it as such and don't throw it on tables in pubs and nestput it in your pockets with beer change. When I pay 2 mega for a car, I also watch where I park it so that someone doesn't rub it and I go to the hand wash and I could also argue that for that money I expected it to be more durable than the crappy Hyundai for 200 thousand. Just the opposite, some football player who earns several million a month will laugh at me that I take care of his car for 2, because he can buy several of them a month and he doesn't care. I understand that if someone on iPhone he saves for half a year, so he feels that his children will probably inherit it from him, but that's not really the case! It's a consumable item and its lifespan is until the next model is released, then no one cares anymore. Welcome to the market economy ;-)
tommy: and the back foil, if you leave it there, doesn't it leak some tail? (on tearing off the foil)
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Is it true. With normal use, some scratches can be expected...
http://www.cultofmac.com/192471/the-ultimate-iphone-5-destruction-video-gallery/
Well, I don't know, any phone can be scratched, it's just a consumer product. I've had a 3GS for a few years now and I bought a 4 for my girlfriend. Not because of the apple on the packaging, but because of the functionality and iosIf someone buys an iPhone to play around with it and for the sake of their image, I probably won't mind, unfortunately not.
I also think it was slightly biased against the iPhone 5