dbk9999 wrote:
I see you got a lot of silly responses.
Fact is, a LOT of people have reported this and it has been on some other sites with pictures.
Now, whether boosting the signal like this will cause the thing to wear out too soon, I don't know, but you have good reason to at least bring it up.
No one who belittled you has shown any special electronic knowledge and, frankly, the "Apple knows better" attitude isn't all that convincing.
By bringing it up, perhaps someone who does have expertise in this area can clarify this matter. So thanks for bringing it up.
One of the reasons for Apple success is that they have a very loyalty customers that support the company no matter what mistakes Apple could made.
Some of this people are posting here (and also in every post), only to make fun of users who post they problems and concerns. They also have a very little respect for the other people, as we can read in some reply's: "maybe you have supervision" or "the sky is falling".
I live in Spain, and here the Apple support is very bad, there's no toll free number, actually is a pay number, you have to wait a lot to get an answer, and a iPhone exchange could took 3 weeks.
Also we have to pay 300 dollars + 2 years contract to get a 16Gb iPhone.
So, I have my reasons to be concerned. I know that Apple would want to sell the iPhone 5 in a few months, but I don't want my iPhone damaged. IR LED's have a long life span (50000~100000 hours), but this is in normal conditions, between they current limits.
I want to thanks dbk9999, for they respectfully reply. I really wish more user like you posting in this thread.