Apple's latest iPhone has been on sale for barely four days, but already people are encountering problems. Many users are complaining that the iPhone 17 Pro models are scratching and scuffing too ...

The iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max appear to provide little resistance to scratches and scuffs around the sharp edges of the camera bump. Tech blogger Zack Nelson demonstrates this weakness in a ...

The iPhone 17 and iPhone Air lineups are available starting this Friday. One of the key new changes on this year's devices is that Apple added a second-generation Ceramic Shield that makes these ...

The iPhone 17 and iPhone Air went on sale on Friday, and the "ScratchGate" hashtag immediately went viral on social media. Buyers who visited Apple stores to purchase the phones noticed scratches on ...

The iPhone 17 Pro is prone to scratching around its camera bump. JerryRigEverything’s Zack Nelson says the problem is caused by thin anodization over sharp edges. Apple maintains its anodization ...

Apple officially addressed the iPhone 17‘s Scratchgate issue. It says the problem isn’t due to the new glass-and-aluminum design, blaming worn-out MagSafe risers and chargers in retail displays ...

TL;DR: Apple's iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max feature a redesigned chassis with a durable anodized aluminum oxide layer, but a design flaw on the camera plateau's sharp edges causes easy scratching.

Plans for an anti-reflective, scratch-resistant display on the iPhone 17 have seemingly been abandoned, according to an anonymous source. The iPhone 17 range was likely meant to continue this trend, ...

This is entirely anecdotal, but hear me out. Over the years I’ve owned the following five iPhones: iPhone 4 (2010-2014) iPhone 6 (2014-2018) iPhone XR (2018-2022) iPhone 12 Pro (2022-2025) iPhone 15 ...