FaceTime camera appears off-center

It most certainly degrades the quality of a picture taken by your Facetime camera.

Don't be jealous. Get it replaced.

There's no guarantee that it will fix the issue - this would be my 4th attempt.

I would keep getting it replaced until you have one that doesn't move.

Ok, fair. I guess the value of time relative.

Would you continue replacing the screen protectors? -- Just as an FYI, it will take you approximately 2 to 4 weeks to determine whether the issue is going to reemerge.

It's definitely not universal. None of the iPhone 6/6+ units I've seen have this issue, and I work with a lot of them.

I do have a screen protector on my phone, but not because I had any scratches on the screen. I didn't actually add one until I'd had mine for about 2 months, so no, I wouldn't immediately replace the screen protector until I knew I had a keeper.

I don't keep my phone in my pocket. I keep my phone in a hard candy shell case, which is then holstered when not in use.

TJBUSMC1973 wrote:

It's definitely not universal. None of the iPhone 6/6+ units I've seen have this issue, and I work with a lot of them.

I know it's not. I know a lot of people with iPhone 6. Not one of them has a crescent moon over their facetime camera. But I'm sure that's little comfort to someone who has this issue. It only serves to let others know this is not affecting every iPhone 6.

rbrylawski, that's fair.

TJ, you can chose to ignore facts 🙂. I'm done discussing this issue with you. I took your advice and went to the feedback section and Apple clearly states that they do not respond to individual feedback but do read it.

rbrylawski, I guess you didn't read the Business Insider article or check any of the MacRumors, Reddit forums.

If you need more convincing, go to the Apple store and look at the display models. You will see more than 50% of the black iPhone 6's have this issue.

I'm not sure what it is you think I need to be convinced of? I'm sure some of you have phones with crescent shape shift. Just not all of us do.

Kirill.S wrote:

If you need more convincing, go to the Apple store and look at the display models. You will see more than 50% of the black iPhone 6's have this issue.

None of the iPhone 6 display models at my local Apple Store have this issue. None of the devices I've personally used or serviced has exhibited this issue.

What ar you trying to convince anyone about? That some percentage of iPhone 6 units have this issue? No one is debating that. It's been shown, even on the first post of this thread. Yes, the issue exists on some units. But it's like you're trying to prove it's a pervasive problem. It's not.

If your particular iPhone 6 has an issue, get Apple to look at it. How does whether or not other iPhone 6 units have this issue affect your personally in any way?

Hi everyone. My space grey 64gb iPhone 6 had the same issue. I called the Apple Store and asked if it was even worth me bringing the phone in and the manager insisted I bring the phone in so that Apple could document the issue - it sounded to me like they were aware of it. I took it in and they replaced the screen no questions asked. The camera issue has been resolved to this point (2 weeks in with the new glass). I will note that every single space grey iphone 6 on display at the store had the issue.

jskolb wrote:

Hi everyone. My space grey 64gb iPhone 6 had the same issue. I called the Apple Store and asked if it was even worth me bringing the phone in and the manager insisted I bring the phone in so that Apple could document the issue - it sounded to me like they were aware of it. I took it in and they replaced the screen no questions asked. The camera issue has been resolved to this point (2 weeks in with the new glass). I will note that every single space grey iphone 6 on display at the store had the issue.

Good to hear you got your device replaced.

IIt's funny because I have the same issue and mine is white in color. My phone also rattles like a rattle snake. Is quite annoying. I bought the phone new at retail price