There is no doubt that the iPhone 7 is creating a lot of controversy about the sensitivity of its materials. Apple warns on its website about possible wear on the device. However, there are not a few people who are taking advantage of YouTube to get us out of doubts about its sensitivity. The reality is clear, it is as delicate as we expected, it seems, it takes only a few seconds to receive the first of the stripes on the device right out of the box. Want to see how delicate the iPhone 7 is? Go ahead, we show you this video that will not leave you in any doubt, subjecting the iPhone 7 to possible real abrasions.
The video has been uploaded to the YouTube video platform by the user JerryRigEverything, to make it clear how sensitive this gorgeous latest iPhone is. He is dedicated to quickly unpacking an iPhone 7 and slowly removing the plastic seal. It is evident how much it shines, almost as much as if it were glass, but don't forget it, it is created in anodized aluminum, like all Apple metal devices, a way to create devices that you will love or hate, it is generally more resistant than other types of materials, however, the Jet Black seems to be excessively delicate.
As soon as he takes it out, he mysteriously receives the first scratch, it seems he did not do it on purpose, but there it is. Then Zack (the creator of the video), run a toothpick across the surface, and it doesn't seem to create any scratches, but it does create micro-stripes. Then it is the turn of the coin, a rival in the pockets. This coin already creates serious problems in the painting of the iPhone 7, not to mention the car keys and the screw, which have already completely ruined the shiny layer. In short, if you are a user who is extremely concerned about the appearance of your device, the iPhone 7 Jet Black is not yours, since I do not think it is a device intended to be covered by a cover, without a doubt it loses that special touch as soon as its cover is covered.
Man, it is delicate, it is obvious and I am not going to buy it with that ending, too…. but, unless you don't carry a stone, pass a screwdriver, cut it open with a cutter or rub a coin ... I think all terminals get scratched.
Another thing is that it wears out just by putting it in your pocket, as I have read.