If you've heard that Apple's new iPhone 17 Pro models are more prone to scratches than past models, the story is not as cut and dry as it might appear. Bloomberg reported on September 19 that in-store ...

Premium smartphones shouldn’t look battle-tested within hours of unboxing, yet iPhone 17 Pro owners worldwide are discovering visible scratches before their honeymoon period ends. The issue-quickly ...

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 ...

Did Apple skip on the black iPhone 17 Pro this year because of a scratch prone redesign? Credit: Rasid Necati Aslim/Anadolu via Getty Images It's iPhone 17 launch day. Consumers around the world are ...

Soon after the iPhone 17 Pro hit the shelves, numerous images and videos popped up on the internet showing scratches on the phone’s rear shell. There was widespread speculation that the scratches were ...

The iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max units on display at retail are showing scratches and dents within 24 hours, sparking a round of "scratchgate" discussion online. Apple always trends on the day ...

Soon after the iPhone Air and iPhone 17 went on sale in stores on Friday, we saw the first iPhone 17 Pro Max drop test that showed how impressively durable the new Pro models are. The iPhone 17 Pro ...

The iPhone 17 Pro marks a significant shift in Apple’s approach to smartphone construction, moving away from its previous glass-heavy designs. The aluminum unibody enhances the device’s structural ...

Early reports have suggested that the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air are more vulnerable to scratches and scuffs, primarily due to damage spotted at Apple Stores. Apple customers have discovered that ...

Early iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max buyers and users are reporting scratches and scuffs just days after launch. Tech YouTuber JerryRigEverything also found that the sharp edges around the camera bump chip ...

So Apple has effectively denied one instance of the iPhone 17 Pro scratching and sidestepped another. Notably, at no point in 9to5Mac's reporting is Apple or a spokesperson actually quoted, though, ...