iPhone 12 Series

[KingOfSbw]

hey guys want to ask if you all notice this on iphone 12 pro, closing control centre now need to go all the way bottom to swipe? previously you can swipe up anywhere to close it. or is there a way to set it?

Yes need to swipe from bottom
Abit mafan though

 

[memoriess]

Yes need to swipe from bottom
Abit mafan though

wa heng, i thought only mine. thanks for confirming. ya a bit mafan

 

[SESE75]

wa heng, i thought only mine. thanks for confirming. ya a bit mafan

I pulled down Control Center, I only need to tap the back ground slightly above the lowest bottom or Center part of it to swipe up and able to close it - iPhone 12 here

 

[memoriess]

I pulled down Control Center, I only need to tap the back ground slightly above the lowest bottom or Center part of it and able to close it - iPhone 12 here

ya tap the back ground to close also can but normally i just swipe up anyway to close it but now need to go all the bottom to swipe up.

 

[SESE75]

ya tap the back ground to close also cant but normally i just swipe up anyway to close it but now need to go all the bottom to swipe up.

I also not sure what setting have I set it

1) Center part is swipe to close
2) slightly above the lowest part is tap to close

 

[Pesantkie]

Started using iphone as a main phone today.

When I am out of house, I use mobile data (since im out of house at 6am) and bluetooth (when travelling).

SOT from 88% to 48% about 3hrs.

Posted from PCWX using iPhone13,2

 

[twosix]

i dun even know there's such an app on my iPhone~

it has been improved to do much more.... now anyone can do a short video sharing...

 

[memoriess]

I also not sure what setting have I set it

1) Center part is swipe to close
2) slightly above the lowest part is tap to close

sorry typo just now, i mean i can tap to close too but normally i just swipe up anywhere to close, now 12 pro need to go all the way bottom to swipe up to close the control center.

 

[FinalNitro]

https://www.asiaone.com/digital/you...Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1603888696

Please get a screen protector.

Yeap. The is ceramic shield is more shatter resistant, hence not as scratch resistant.

Because to make it less likely to crack on impact, the glass has to be softer to make it less brittle. But making the glass softer means it's more prone to scratches. Unlike normal glass which is harder, but also more brittle because it's hard.

 

[Illusionist_85]

It is reported that the side coating of the Pacific Blue will chip off/wear off. Saw some comments on Twitter.

Now thinking of getting Gold 12PM instead of Pacific Blue.



https://twitter.com/bengeskin/status/1320733209601155074?s=21

https://twitter.com/jioriku/status/1321548607070285825?s=21

https://twitter.com/brandon_caleb25/status/1321549715742236672?s=21

better put on the casing and sp on first day

 

[KingOfSbw]

difficult to get iphone 12 repaired from now. the impact can be significant.

Forcing ppl to buy applecare+ ar haha

 

[ragnarok95]

Just got to hands on the iPhone 12/12pro. Hats off to those coming from previous bigger screen phones. The gold I saw, a lot of scratches at the bottom, screen also have many micro scratches. End up the phone doesn’t feel so premium anymore. The normal 12 was good thou. The matte frame feels very good and this phone is very light.

 

[ecneret_eel]

all the retailers have no stocks for Pro, only 12

Just got to hands on the iPhone 12/12pro. Hats off to those coming from previous bigger screen phones. The gold I saw, a lot of scratches at the bottom, screen also have many micro scratches. End up the phone doesn’t feel so premium anymore. The normal 12 was good thou. The matte frame feels very good and this phone is very light.

 

[jeaimentvous]

Returned my 12 yesterday, think I still prefer bigger screen so will get the 12 Pro Max instead.

 

[boboman]

Yeap. The is ceramic shield is more shatter resistance, hence not as scratch resistance.

Because to make it less brittle (less chance of cracking on drops), the glass has to be softer. But making the glass softer means it's more prone to scratches. Unlike scratch resistant glass which is harder, but also more brittle because it's hard.

Now I know why mine got a scratch after 4 days.

In short, regardless of the technical mumbo jumbo, this new phone do not even have basic quality. Previous gens nor my other cheaper phones do not have such problems with prolong usage. No screen protector as well.

I usually don't mind wear and tear, but only after 4 days, this is disappointing quality from Apple.

 

[70niner]

Forcing ppl to buy applecare+ ar haha

Or go to Apple Store and pay for the expensive repairs if out-of-warranty

 

[Darwinson]

difficult to get iphone 12 repaired from now. the impact can be significant.

Very good video

He covered all technical parts

 

[CyberTan]

This is quite worrying for us as consumers. Crapple decides to make life hard for consumers to use their products after end of product life. I might want to move back to Android after 12 mini.

Very good video

He covered all technical parts

 

[icyflame]

Yeap. The is ceramic shield is more shatter resistance, hence not as scratch resistance.

Because to make it less brittle (less chance of cracking on drops), the glass has to be softer. But making the glass softer means it's more prone to scratches. Unlike scratch resistant glass which is harder, but also more brittle because it's hard.

I thought so too. But based on the YouTube reviews the screen is more scratch resistant too.

Anyway all glass scratch so I always make sure I protect it from day one. Currently using tempered glass on front and waiting for hydrogel for sides and back (with case now).

For pro models, cases doesn’t prevent scratches at the sides, might be better if it comes with microfibre within the case though

 

[FinalNitro]

This is quite worrying for us as consumers. Crapple decides to make life hard for consumers to use their products after end of product life. I might want to move back to Android after 12 mini.

Planned obsolescence. If not how to earn