People are calling out scratches on the back of new iPhone 17 models, even ones still in the store. A teardown from iFixit explains why the problem occurs, while Apple has finally responded with an ...

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.

Social media has been awash with concerns that the new iPhone 17 -- specifically the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max that come in the deep blue finish -- are susceptible to wear and damage. Specifically, ...

The charging ports and speakers are not easy to repair. The iPhone 17 Pro has five different types of screws, not including ...

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

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.