Apple has officially acknowledged the problem with the use of a titanium frame in the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models, which was done for the first time this year instead of a stainless steel frame like previous generations.
A few days ago Apple officially announced the launch of the iPhone 15, and as requests started pouring in to smartphone reviewers on the Internet, some of them reported noticing a change in the color of the titanium frame on the Pro and Pro Max models. , affected by fingerprints.
In a support document for iPhone 15 phones that Apple updated on Thursday, the company acknowledged that the new titanium frame on the Pro and Pro Max models is affected by fingerprints, and indicated that the fingerprints may “temporarily discolor.” of the Act.
But, thankfully, the company confirms that this is not a permanent case, as fingerprints can be erased like other iPhones to restore a clean finish.
Oils in human skin can discolor the titanium frame around the Pro and Pro Max phones, and wiping your device with a soft, slightly damp, lint-free cloth will restore the original appearance.
It’s worth noting that this only applies to the Pro and Pro Max models of the phone, as those are the two phones that come with the new titanium frame, while the regular and Plus models continue to use a stainless steel frame.
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It’s worth noting that some photos of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max phones with visible fingerprints on the titanium frame have gone viral on social media, but those waiting for the phone should not worry about permanent damage. , but it is now registered. Officially from Apple.
Pre-orders for the new phones are scheduled to start shipping today, Friday, and after-testing reviews will spread widely over the next few days, showing the quality of the new phones and the materials used in their manufacture.
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