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When I replace this for a new phone, just never expose it to 45 degree ferenheight weather right? If I am correct, apple’s website states the following: Environmental Requirements
I had exactly the same crack, event the location of the crack is about the same! Bought iPhone X right before Christmas, and found a crack on the rear camera glass last night. The phone has been used with cover all the time and no drop or accident. Went to Apple Store this morning and was told to pay $549 to have it fixed. Are you kidding me Apple??? This obviously is a design/material flaw! We are so very disappointed. Currently all family members are using iPhone but with such a bad experience we will switch.
Is anyone from Apple actively monitoring this discussion board?
I agree with you. I took a pic Christmas Eve when it was:
1. Snowing like you'd never believe.
2. -24 degrees Celsius. Windchill at -32.
Nothing happened with my phone. This would qualify as "extremely cold" considering I live in Canada, but I've never had that problem.
Driver8666 wrote:
I agree with you. I took a pic Christmas Eve when it was:
1. Snowing like you'd never believe.
2. -24 degrees Celsius. Windchill at -32.
Nothing happened with my phone. This would qualify as "extremely cold" considering I live in Canada, but I've never had that problem.
Wow!
If the windchill hit -35 or -40, I would be able to use the phone, for probably 30 seconds before it shut down. But if the temperature is more than -25, my phone does not come out unless it's indoors and if I'm outside, I move it from my pants pocket to the inside pocket of my jacket.
But so far, I've never had that issue in the "arctic tundra" that is Southern Ontario. Lol.
I wish that was the case. I am one of the few with this issue: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8222060
JF12ATA wrote:
I wish that was the case. I am one of the few with this issue: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8222060
No. Forty-five degrees Fahrenheit does not qualify for "extremely cold."
Yes, that will happen.
There goes my first $99 repair
Yep.
Where did you get the 45 degrees F from?
The 45 degrees F is how cold it was outside my house where the lens cracked.
That's not cold. I retract my earlier comments. Temperature did not crack the lens. My WAG is that the phone was banged against something hard.
fangfromaustin wrote:
Currently all family members are using iPhone but with such a bad experience we will switch.
Gee, that's a shame. Bye!
Cold weather cracked iPhone X camera lens
