Dear Apple, you can’t weasel your way out of the iPhone 17 Pro’s blatant problems

It's amazing you can bend and deflect every single criticism away from apple, be it using logic or being plain ignorant.

Tell me, how much Apple is paying you for these comments? If the money's good in this field I might take a look to see if Samsung is hiring their own spokesperson.

I want to start by saying this is exactly why I do NOT own and will never own any Apple devices. I also want to thank PA for stating the FACTS that I’ve been writing about here for a while, even though people have claimed I’m NOT credible (indirectly, PA just confirmed my FACTS—thank you). Unlike Samsung, which stands by its products (as seen with the Note 7 battery issue, S22U overheating, and even the screen vividness non-issue of the S24U) by acknowledging and addressing these problems, Apple, on the other hand, always finds excuses and blames others for their flaws. It's funny how people nitpick on non-issues on other OEMs (especially on Samsung) and ignore these real issues that Apple has been dealing for years now, and resort to Google search to find non-issues to try to prove a point.I encourage PA to write an article similar to this one, highlighting all the issues with the S25, Fold 7, and Edge, so we can have a fair comparison and put an end to false claims. I'll conclude with this quote: "The iPhone 17 Pro, despite its power and battery life, is a very flawed phone" by PA, just to have it on record.

We have to thank the #ISheep for "giving Apple passes" for this end result. ever since the iPhone 12 it's been issues galore, I do feel bad for the real users that are spending their hard-earned money and are getting a device full of issues.

The individual expressing ignorance is you. If you have read all of my previous posts, you would understand why I criticize Google rather than Samsung. However, I also acknowledge the obvious. The Fold 6 and Fold 7 suffer from paint chipping when charging the device. Now, consider that I spent $2,300 on a top-of-the-line Fold 7. Do you genuinely believe that I am content with the persistent Google bugs it has? Take a moment to reflect. Every device has its flaws, bugs, and other issues. However, what I find particularly frustrating is when a device has bugs that are not addressed after years of being reported. These are the issues I encounter with the Fold 7. Trust me, if Google or Samsung had fixed these three issues, you would not see me posting about them. The truth is, they have not been fixed, and it is quite annoying. I would not care if it was a game or an app I rarely used, but apps I use daily are particularly bothersome. I would like to go on a motorcycle ride and use the Fold as my GPS with its large screen. That is one of the reasons I purchased it. However, I cannot rely on it. God forbid I get into an accident, and it will send the incorrect location to the police. These are the issues I have. I will reiterate that I wish they had fixed these issues. I would use it every day. I bought the top-of-the-line one, unlocked, with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage for a reason.

To be honest, I would be delighted to utilize both devices simultaneously, with one during the week and the other during the weekends. However, Google OS has proven to be unreliable with the applications I frequently use on a daily basis. Consequently, I am currently holding onto a $2,300 device that remains unused. I am compelled to use it because I am aware that it is plagued with numerous issues.

This will be fixed when the iphone fold comes or samsung ditches google OS.

Apple found a method to make sure the 2nd hand market only consists of scratched iPhones. The 2nd hand market is thorn in the eye of Apple.

And why no mentioning of the screen lottery?

17 Series with LG screens are lower tier screens than 17 series that come with a Samsung screen.

(the 17 pro / max comes with LG or Samsung screen and there is a difference in quality)

Naah people, just give 'em a break! Such a tiny start-up company in the garage, you know. They just can't have a decent dev divsion yet, so mistakes do happen...

Br. Your loyal OnePlus user 👍🏻😊

Are we sure its not just that the users are holding it wrong?

I'm still positive on the new iPhone but it's clear that Apple went with a softer aluminum alloy. The base models have used aluminum and have been rock solid over the years. 15/16 etc.