My iPhone 16 Pro Max's screen is getting scratched easily

Better to return if you are in 14 days of period limit, I got refunded for this 🎉

Same issue here never had scratches on any model less than a month and 16 PRO has scratches.

Hi, try put screen protector

Same here… had barely any scratches with my 13 Pro Max for 3 years…

multiple scratches on my 16 Pro Max from keeping it in an empty pant pocket a couple of times

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I got my 16 pro 2 days ago. Been waiting on the screen protector , have not dropped it once or have had any sort of mistake with it. 2 Deep scratches. No idea how this happened. Very disappointed.

I never had any problems with my screen on my iPhone 15 pro….my 16 pro is already scratched all over 😡

LITERALLY i had it for less than a week and my 16 pro max is literally scratched up in 5 places 3 of them are deep 😒😒

Yes I have 3 deep scratches in my screen and I have idea how they got there. I’ve have my Pro Max for a little over a month.

Fr I just got the 16 pro max last night and its already covered in scratches worse than the 11 I had for like 3 years

Had my IPhone 16 less than 3 weeks and this will be the 3rd screen protector I’ve had to use. Never had to use one in the past with previous IPhones!

I had my 12 pro max for over 3 years and 0 scratches…. 4 scratches on the 16 pro max and I haven’t been carrying it with the keys etc. Seriously unacceptable quality from apple for the price

Same here, I have iPhone 16 Pro Max for 4 days, and I have a scratch, while I had iPhone X for 7 years without a single scratch.

honestly, very disappointed...

Shure. But It is about what quality you pay for, not how you fix bad quality paying more. And i did not even had any accident, must be dust on the finger .. 😜

It’s the 14 day return privilege. But abusing it is an easy way to get black listed. The 7 day complimentary sounds like reseller putting a spin on something that isn’t.