The nice thing is that an exchange is a simple trip to an Apple Store away. They wouldn’t even blink. Those Note 7 buyers went through a lot of bs.Reports of iPhone 8 Plus splitting during a charge due to swollen batteries, and someone receiving their phone in the same state: split.
So I have an iPhone 6s that I love. That being said recently I have been dropping off on calls ALOT. Now if it was in the same area I’d be concerned but this is different locations and it’s always me ( I’ll go from full bars to nothing). I’ll sometimes be going past an area where I lost it before and won’t. I used to work in telecommunications working on cell towers so I know how that all works, so if it was antenna direction or strength it would be more consistent in the lost areas. Could this be my phone?
I would take it to the Apple store to run diagnostics. Could just be a reset that’s needed, or as mentioned, a damaged antenna. But an Apple store would be able to verify.So I have an iPhone 6s that I love. That being said recently I have been dropping off on calls ALOT. Now if it was in the same area I’d be concerned but this is different locations and it’s always me ( I’ll go from full bars to nothing). I’ll sometimes be going past an area where I lost it before and won’t. I used to work in telecommunications working on cell towers so I know how that all works, so if it was antenna direction or strength it would be more consistent in the lost areas. Could this be my phone?
I'd bet on the antenna being damaged. Pretty common problem in iPhones.I would take it to the Apple store to run diagnostics. Could just be a reset that’s needed, or as mentioned, a damaged antenna. But an Apple store would be able to verify.
Go AirPods. I don’t shill for Apple products, but these things are phenomenal.I've been considering getting the PowerBeats 3 for a while now, but I'm seriously leaning towards AirPods lately.
Yeah I used to be hesitant because I'd be worried about losing one and me not realizing it, but then I remembered that the music simply stops if one AirPod comes out.Go AirPods. I don’t shill for Apple products, but these things are phenomenal.
Yeah I used to be hesitant because I'd be worried about losing one and me not realizing it, but then I remembered that the music simply stops if one AirPod comes out.
The buds that came with my iPhone are starting to rattle and the right one is feeling a bit damaged, static audio comes out at times, so those are dying. It's the signal to move to bluetooth.
I still do consider the PowerBeats 3, though, because the main use is gym use.
Yeah I used to be hesitant because I'd be worried about losing one and me not realizing it, but then I remembered that the music simply stops if one AirPod comes out.
The buds that came with my iPhone are starting to rattle and the right one is feeling a bit damaged, static audio comes out at times, so those are dying. It's the signal to move to bluetooth.
I still do consider the PowerBeats 3, though, because the main use is gym use.
Works as well as having both in. Each pod has a mic. I have found that talking over Bluetooth introduces a small lag, and these aren’t any different than other Bluetooth buds. But the sound volume and quality is still good. I’m using a 6 Plus, so perhaps an 8/8+/X would be less lag? But overall it’s solid.How does one work if you're on the phone. Is the mic good?
The sooner they release IOS 12 the better. IOS 11 is making me think about going to Android phones.
Well, with Android, you won't really have to worry about updates, as you may not ever get them. Something like 0.2% of Android users are on Oreo.
Notifications in Android do **** all over iOS though. I'm thinking about what phone to get next year, and not sure if I could tolerate those badge notifications and ungrouped notification stacks, but on the other, I can't potentially pay iPhone prices, and only get 2 years of OS updates, 3 years of security updates anymore. Mid-tier Android phones tend to be a minefield of crap to good, but you're sort of at the mercy of XDA devs supplying your ROMs and updates.
Thinking of XDA, I should go check if someone has ported Oreo to the Touchpad...
Well, with Android, you won't really have to worry about updates, as you may not ever get them. Something like 0.2% of Android users are on Oreo.
Notifications in Android do **** all over iOS though. I'm thinking about what phone to get next year, and not sure if I could tolerate those badge notifications and ungrouped notification stacks, but on the other, I can't potentially pay iPhone prices, and only get 2 years of OS updates, 3 years of security updates anymore. Mid-tier Android phones tend to be a minefield of crap to good, but you're sort of at the mercy of XDA devs supplying your ROMs and updates.
Thinking of XDA, I should go check if someone has ported Oreo to the Touchpad...