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Topic	iPhone XS and XS Max marred by screen, battery, camera and connectivity problems
Coffeebeanz 09/30/18 2:50:02 PM #50:	DeadSite posted... halomonkey1_3_5 posted... The launch hasn't been flawless though, I know some ppl IRL who got shitty screens(one with horrible uniformity and the other made whites look like smoker-yellowed plastic) but both did a swap at the Apple store and got normal units. I personally had some network issues but resetting the network settings(general -> reset -> reset network settings) fixed it and now has improved reception compared to the X it replaced. Kinda inexcusable for a $1000+ phone to not have shit like that nailed down from the go though. And lacking even a faster(but not fast) charger in the box is pretty lame. 5W is fine for overnight charging but it wouldn't kill Apple to spend an extra 50 cents per unit and give us an iPad charger(12W), or at least give us a coupon for some money off their actual fast charger(which is inexplicably $49(and requires a $20 cable, sold separately ofc)) This is a huge issue imo. Apple always praised itself for ease of use and everything working seemlessly. Not only does it not do that now, but it's still a huge premium to get in. Ridiculous I actually find Android (from Marshmallow onward) to be a far more "it just works" ecosystem than iOS. iOS has added a lot of features over the past few years, but in a misguided effort to keep the home screen as "pure" as possible, they created endless menus and sub menus in the Settings section. Plus, there are some inexplicable design choices that are starting to become obnoxious. Legitimate widgets, for one. --- Physician [Internal Medicine] <cite>Coffeebeanz posted [p:909718315] in iPhone XS ... [t:77051076]...</cite> <quote><cite>DeadSite posted...</cite> <quote><cite>halomonkey1_3_5 posted...</cite> <quote>The launch hasn't been flawless though, I know some ppl IRL who got shitty screens(one with horrible uniformity and the other made whites look like smoker-yellowed plastic) but both did a swap at the Apple store and got normal units. I personally had some network issues but resetting the network settings(general -> reset -> reset network settings) fixed it and now has improved reception compared to the X it replaced. Kinda inexcusable for a $1000+ phone to not have shit like that nailed down from the go though. And lacking even a faster(but not fast) charger in the box is pretty lame. 5W is fine for overnight charging but it wouldn't kill Apple to spend an extra 50 cents per unit and give us an iPad charger(12W), or at least give us a coupon for some money off their actual fast charger(which is inexplicably $49(and requires a $20 cable, sold separately ofc)) </quote> This is a huge issue imo. Apple always praised itself for ease of use and everything working seemlessly. Not only does it not do that now, but it's still a huge premium to get in. Ridiculous</quote> I actually find Android (from Marshmallow onward) to be a far more "it just works" ecosystem than iOS. iOS has added a lot of features over the past few years, but in a misguided effort to keep the home screen as "pure" as possible, they created endless menus and sub menus in the Settings section. Plus, there are some inexplicable design choices that are starting to become obnoxious. Legitimate widgets, for one. --- Physician [Internal Medicine]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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