According to Apple, the scratch marks on iPhone 17 demo units should just rub off. However, tech experts say the Pro models suffer from a different issue.

The same is true with the vapor chamber used to cool the phones' internal systems. The water-filled copper chamber in the handset cools the chips, and then condenses the water back for reuse. This ...

Fixit today disassembled the iPhone 17 Pro for one of its teardown videos, showing the device's internal components, like the new vapor ...

Apple has weakly attempted to combat "scratchgate" by claiming some of the scratches seen on in-store iPhone 17 models are really the MagSafe retail stands wearing onto the iPhone itself.

Fixit confirms iPhone 17 Pro scratches easily due to sharp camera edges. Experts say Apple’s design—not aluminum—is to blame.

However, iFixit's teardown actually explains that the issue isn't just because of Apple's metal choice. In fact, titanium oxidizes a bit harder than aluminium, but that alone doesn't account for the ...

Apple defends the anodized design as tested and durable but admits normal wear; users want fixes in future models. In case you've been living under a rock, it looks like the iPhone 17 Pro's unibody ...

I’ve been covering lifestyle content for over seven years. A lightweight and durable metal like aluminum lends itself well to luggage, as it can hold up to the bumps and rough handling that can come ...

Apple says the scratch marks appearing on iPhone 17 demo units can be rubbed off. However, tech experts still say the Pro models can suffer from aluminum chipping around the camera bay.

Apple blames retail stands for iPhone 17 scratches, but users say real devices are scuffing, increasing debate about the new iPhone.

The teardown of the iPhone 17 Pro has provided more answers about scratches on the model, while also giving a close-up view of the vapor chamber cooling system.

There’s little doubt that Apple has made some pretty big changes in this year’s iPhone lineup. With an entirely new and remarkably thin iPhone Air joined ...