
The iPhone 5 is a hot-seller, having shattered the record for iPhone pre-order sales and also becoming sold out in many stores around the US within hours of its first day of being officially launched. For most people, the iPhone 5 was a worth-while purchase, but some are finding that there may be some issues that need to be rectified as soon as possible.
As it appears, many people are taking their iPhone 5 units out of the box to find scuff-marks in the metal of the device. Notably so, these markings are from the factory and are not a result of user error. Pictured above is a prime example, where you can clearly see the metal shine through the black coloring due to an imperfection in the coloring.
The problem is affecting both the black and white models of the iPhone 5, but due to the natural color of the metals used in the iPhone 5, the shine is noticeably easier to see on the black iPhone 5. Because of many Apple device users' meticulous attention to detail, the scuff marks are leaving buyers resentful of their purchases and they are now reluctantly dealing with a pre-damaged iPhone 5 unit.
If you’ve ordered an iPhone 5 recently, there is a chance that yours may end up in your hands with a scuff mark similar to those being reported. It might even be possible that you received yours on opening day and just haven't noticed it yet. Citing AppleInsider, it is not yet known what is causing the issue. Hopefully it will get some attention before too many more units are shipped out from the factory like this.
Has your iPhone 5 been affected?
Sources: AppleInsider



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