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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.

Apple's explanation suggests that simply cleaning demo iPhone 17 Pro units and replacing old MagSafe stands will prevent ...

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JerryRigEverything also found that the iPhone 17 Pro is impressively scratch-resistant outside of the camera plateau edges. This includes the body of the phones, which shouldn’t show any damage under ...

Apple says the scratch marks appearing on iPhone 17 demo units can be rubbed off. However, tech experts still say the Pro ...

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Apple confirms the culprit is its MagSafe display stands for in-store iPhone demo units. The company also says the iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max anodized coating exceeds industry standards.

People are calling out scratches on the back of new iPhone 17 models, even ones still in the store. A teardown from iFixit explains where, how, and why the problem occurs.