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Some buyers of Apple's new $1,999 foldable iPhone Duo say the inner screen cracked or showed bright lines near the hinge within hours or days of use, often after a crunching sound while unfolding. Apple says the issue affects a "small number" of units and is telling affected owners to contact AppleCare for a replacement.
Apple's first foldable phone went on sale Friday, Oct. 23, and by the weekend some owners were reporting broken inner screens. Many describe the same moment: the phone feels stuck or tight while unfolding, there's a crunch or pop, and then a line or crack appears along the center crease, sometimes with a white patch. Bloomberg says it verified the problem with more than half a dozen customers. On Monday, Apple said it was "aware of an issue impacting the inner display on a small number of iPhone Duo units" and that affected owners should contact AppleCare, Apple's warranty and support service, for a replacement. [2] [4] [6] [7] [10]
Apple says most Duos aren't affected and that faulty units show the defect quickly. It hasn't said what causes it or how many phones are involved. Repair firm iFixit, which took the phone apart, suspects part of the complex hinge, near a cable and the battery edge, may sometimes press on the screen. Others urge caution: designer Ravi Sawhney told the New York Post a bright line alone doesn't reveal the cause. Bloomberg reports Apple has a team investigating, though employees said stores had received no official guidance as of its report. [2] [4] [5] [6] [11]
Getting a new phone has been uneven. Some owners got same-day swaps at Apple Stores, while others found no inventory and waited, or were told to mail their phone in, with some deliveries already pushed to January. Out of warranty, Apple lists an inner-screen repair at $999. Forbes notes Apple hasn't explained how it tells a defect from accidental damage, and suggests owners photograph the phone before seeking help. [2] [4] [5] [6] [10]
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Apple says owners with display problems should contact AppleCare for a replacement. Forbes advises photographing the phone first to show there's no impact damage and not attempting a repair yourself. [4] [5]
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