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Apple iPhone 17 thread
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Tsepz_GP
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I did the upgrade preorder on a Silver 512GB 17 PM with Vodacom, they say stock is not available.
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Jaime Rivera review of the iPhone 17 Pro Max
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Left handed people approve.
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Hopefully you havent posted this already
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Yeah I was quick with this one it had only been out for 44 secs 
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That orange is underwhelming compared to the marketing materials no?
Congrats though.
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The Voice
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It’s the pic. It really pops in real life.
Smiggles
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Drop it like it’s hot.
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Durability test confirms iPhone 17 Pro series vulnerable to scratches
It’s been a while since the iPhone had a ‘-gate’ controversy, but the new iPhone 17 Pro lineup seems to have sparked one called ‘scratchgate’. Several users have claimed that the Deep Blue and Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max scratch far too easily.
YouTuber Zack Nelson from JerryRigEverything, in his durability tests, found that the iPhone 17 Pro series scratches easily, particularly around the sharp edges of the large rear camera module.
According to him, the issue lies in the anodized coating, which struggles to adhere to these sharp edges. The problem is especially noticeable on the Blue and Orange variants of the iPhone 17 Pro, where the coating on the edge can chip off with everyday contact from items like keys or coins.
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It’s been a while since the iPhone had a ‘-gate’ controversy, but the new iPhone 17 Pro lineup seems to have sparked one called ‘scratchgate’. Several users have claimed that the Deep Blue and Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max scratch far too easily.
YouTuber Zack Nelson from JerryRigEverything, in his durability tests, found that the iPhone 17 Pro series scratches easily, particularly around the sharp edges of the large rear camera module.
According to him, the issue lies in the anodized coating, which struggles to adhere to these sharp edges. The problem is especially noticeable on the Blue and Orange variants of the iPhone 17 Pro, where the coating on the edge can chip off with everyday contact from items like keys or coins.
Durability test confirms iPhone 17 Pro series vulnerable to scratches
The iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max in Deep Blue and Cosmic Orange are most prone. It’s been a while since the iPhone had a ‘-gate’ controversy, but the new...
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Apple Reacts to iPhone 17 Pro Scratch Gate
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Lifelong Pro Max user Switches to iPhone Air - Luke Miani
Dave
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Wow! He looks much older than six years old!