accessories are of low quality
iPhone 4s (8GB), iOS 8.3
If you damaged your charger, I fail to see how that indicates Apple made a low quality product. I think, in all the years I've owned iPhone or iPods, I've had one cable fail. That's because, like you I damaged it. I slammed it in a desk drawer.
If you damaged your charger, I fail to see how that indicates Apple made a low quality product. I think, in all the years I've owned iPhone or iPods, I've had one cable fail. That's because, like you I damaged it. I slammed it in a desk drawer.
I'm guessing we are talking about a cable rather than a "charger", as usual?
tonefox wrote:
I'm guessing we are talking about a cable rather than a "charger", as usual?
Yes, Lawrence, 😉
I am sorry. I am talking about the cable, not the charger.
Muhammed Hashir wrote:
I am sorry. I am talking about the cable, not the charger.
Yes, we were all talking about the cable. It's of perfectly acceptable quality. If you think your is defective, take it to Apple to be evaluated for warranty service.
Not only mine is defective. I've come to know that many of my colleagues too have the same problem. That's why i raised the question against the quality of the charger. If just mine was defective, then i wouldn't.
You are not addressing Apple here as you may have thought in your original post. This is a user to user support forum. If you would like to provide feedback to Apple, telling them about how you feel about the quality of their cables (not the charger, the cable), then go to the feedback page and click on the appropriate subject area. www.apple.com/feedback
My objective is to find out whether other users around the world have the same problem because I've come to know similar issues from many others known to me. I am well awared of the feedback page of Apple, even though, thank you.
Polls are not permitted here
Is that a part of terms and conditions issued by Apple?
Their forum. Their rules.
What difference if others have experienced the problems. You want to deal with your own, and they deal with theirs. Apple provides warranty for problems. I've had an iPhone 4s here at home since they were released, and it is still using the same cord. Most cord problems are caused by the user, not the manufacture. The bulk of cable complaints have surrounded the lightning cable, which was released with the iPhone 5.
Muhammed Hashir wrote:
My objective is to find out whether other users around the world have the same problem because I've come to know similar issues from many others known to me. I am well awared of the feedback page of Apple, even though, thank you.
I absolutely guarantee that no matter what problem you have, other people in the world among the 700 million iPhone users will have the same problem. So a poll on the subject is absolutely meaningless. Suppose 1,000 people said the had whatever the problem is. What does that prove? That 0.0001% of users have the same problem? what have you learned that is useful from that fact? How does it help solve your problem?
If many of the others have the same problem then it definitely points out the lack of quality of those products. I just want to know about it myself so that while giving feedbacks to the Apple, i can have a strong basis to raise the complaint against them.
I Just gave an example. If 1,000 people responded with the same problem, meaning .001% had the problem, do you think Apple would be concerned? You are more likely to get under 10; that would mean 0.00001%. I've actually seen several dozen similar posts in 2 years. That doesn't sound like a quality problem to me. It sounds like a few dozen people don't know how to take care of their sensitive electronic possessions. I have 5 iOS devices currently, and I've had a total of 8 since 2007. Plus another 6 iPods. I've never had any Apple cable fail In 15 years.
My iphone 4s charger is damaged within an year of purchase. I have come to know that the other iphone users too face similar problems. Couldn't they provide a quality charger for such an expensive gadget?
