iFixit adds that unless you put your iPhone 17 Pro in a case, the camera plateau is “probably going to see some damage” at some point during its lifetime. As for repairability, iFixit gives Apple ...

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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.

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The team also explores Scratchgate - what makes the 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max easier to scratch than the vanilla iPhone 17, which is also made of aluminum?

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 ...

The so-called "scratchgate" concerns the iPhone 17 Pro model, specifically. That sees the back panel pick up scratches particularly easily, which has caused a great deal of concern among new owners – ...

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Inside, iFixit highlights a redesigned battery plate system. Apple has added extra screws, and separating the metal-encased battery from its protective plate involves applying a 12V current to ...