Hi all,
I used some canned gas (difluoro-ethane) to blow dust out of my xs max lightning port. I used it for about 4 seconds continuously. I am now reading that apple does not recommend using compressed air/aerosols on iPhones. What’s the worst that can happen here?
iPhone XS
I guess that it might lodge itself further. Maybe forcefully bend the contacts? The biggest problem with people using that is that they stick the tube straight in the port and it comes out with way too much force. It might also damage the seal between the port and the case.
MrQuartez wrote:
Damaging the seals is my biggest fear. I put at least a centimeter of space between the tube and the port.
If you really want to do it, it's up to you. Apple doesn't recommend it, but I think they're just being overly cautious knowing how many people will use these canisters and come complaining to Apple if something is damaged.
Damaging the seals is my biggest fear. I put at least a centimeter of space between the tube and the port.
Thank you. I already used it before posting, so I suppose that only time will tell.
What happens if I use compressed gas (e.g. Dust-off) on my XS Max lightning port?
