Apple replacing iPhone 7 Plus units with faulty cameras

“Apple is reportedly replacing or repairing iPhone 7 Plus units that have developed camera faults,” Killian Bell reports for Cult of Mac. “Some users on Reddit and around the web have complained of black and purple screens and error messages when opening the camera app, supposedly due to a dodgy iSight sensor.”

“When the viewfinder does work and a preview image appears, it has a black, green, or purple tint, users report,” Bell reports. “This is sometimes accompanied by an error message that warns ‘iPhone needs to cool down,’ even though the device doesn’t feel warm.”

“The good news is, those who are experiencing this problem are getting help from Apple,” Bell reports. “Some users report that their handsets were repaired under warranty without any issues, while others received complete replacement units.”

Read more in the full article here.

MacDailyNews Take: Contact Apple or, better yet, plan a trip to your local Apple Store if you’re experienceing these issues.

15 Comments

    1. Really are you that much of an ass. It’s news to notify people there is an issue and they may not have it today but they might have it tomorrow. you’re also happy to see articles about same songs fires and everybody else’s issues but you don’t want anything in the news about Apple

  1. ““Apple is reportedly replacing or repairing iPhone 7 Plus units that have developed camera faults,”

    In other news, Apple like all companies, honors their warranty. Why is this news?

  2. Apple 2010: It Just Works

    Apple 2016: We have exciting things in our pipeline. Please come to our store for a replacement of your faulty thin consumer gadget. Hurry up and order something today, it will be ready by Christmas next year. Maybe.

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