iPhone 6 screen easily scratched?

No screen protector and no scratches here.

Hey same problem with my iPhone 6.

Earlier had an iPhone 4 and kept it for 4 years and with very less scratch , but while using this 6 after few weeks have found almost 7-8 minute scratches on main screen and on the curve edges despite keeping the phone in very good condition.

has anyone got any reply from Apple Care regarding this? will they be resolving this issue?

1) One vertical long narrow superficial scratch after few days,
2) One long horizontal thick but superficial after 1,5 week
got a screen protector after these 2 scratches and the apple silicon case from the start
3) and now notice another scratch on directly on the curved glas near the Lightning connector.

All scratch is superficial and some less noticeable after a while

Had some random reboots, checked and I have TCL memory too, loose home button, wonder what I will find by next. 😟

Destech wrote:

1) One vertical long narrow superficial scratch after few days,
2) One long horizontal thick but superficial after 1,5 week
got a screen protector after these 2 scratches and the apple silicon case from the start
3) and now notice another scratch on directly on the curved glas near the Lightning connector.

All scratch is superficial and some less noticeable after a while

Had some random reboots, checked and I have TCL memory too, loose home button, wonder what I will find by next. 😟

TCL memory? Please explain.

Wrong of me, it is TLC 🙂 I have the 6+ 64GB Space Grey.

Here's an article about the problem
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/11/07/apple-stopping-tlc-nand-flash-iphone-6-6-plu s/

please don't argue scratch ratio. let me tell you, it is 100% scratch guaranteed.

the screen is softer than thus can be scratched by a loose dirt. try this:

use a flashlight to scan power-off screen, and you'll see some even on brand new phone out of box, because the dirty plastic cover can easily scratch it when put on or peeled off.

How can it be 100% if others here, including myself, have no scratches? What mark did you get for your last maths test?

pete

rottenfuji wrote:

please don't argue scratch ratio. let me tell you, it is 100% scratch guaranteed.

the screen is softer than thus can be scratched by a loose dirt. try this:

use a flashlight to scan power-off screen, and you'll see some even on brand new phone out of box, because the dirty plastic cover can easily scratch it when put on or peeled off.

It is not 100%. Please do not make unfounded and unprovable claims. Mathematically, if even a single iPhone 6 is not easily scratched, then it's not 100%. But since there are a LOT (including my multiple units) without scratches, it's definitely not 100%.

Cite your source for your claim, please.

If you look at rottenfuji profile, you will find it full of ridiculous and outlandish statements such as he/she has posted here. It does make for some humorous, although baseless reading, though.

Cheers

Pete

rottenfuji wrote:

please don't argue scratch ratio. let me tell you, it is 100% scratch guaranteed.

That was your point, and as pointed out, it is both ridiculous and impossible. Stop trying to justify your comments.

Cheers

Pete

I wonder why you are hovering over this discussion.

You're either with a victim or for a perpetrator. For me, I'm myself a victim and can sympathize with many others on this forum.

Most visitors or posters are victims while a very few either have too much time on hand or have different motive.

almost a quarter million viewers of this post shout out the truth loud and clear. everyone has different experiences with smart phone, everyone has different expectations so we should agree to disagree. don't have to judge others based on your own limited view and experience.

Sincerely, I wish I were that someone who just upgraded from $10 phone and fell in love with $700 phone no matter what problem it has.

Happy and blindly happy!

so if you have problem, post it so we can share and try to help you;

if your phone is perfect and you can do nothing or say nothing other than telling others that they're stupid to have problem, your opinions are taken.

rottenfuji wrote:

almost a quarter million viewers of this post shout out the truth loud and clear.

Maybe they are also here to laugh at your posts. They are funny.

Pete

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2Tv7A_dA0U

one honest review that shows you how to scratch with cashmere. as I said earlier, I don't think you can easily scratch a hardened glass, it is likely the anti-glare coating, a double-edged sword.

Oh yes. YouTube. The most reliable source for technical issues. 🙂

Is there anything on Twitter or Facebook as well?

Cheers

Pete

Well we have you and the Apple forums. 🙂