according to 9to5mac
Apple launches Multi-Touch Repair Program for iPhone 6 Plus display flickering issue
Apple launches Multi-Touch Repair Program for iPhone 6 Plus display flickering issue
Apple today has launched a new repair program for iPhone 6 Plus users affected by the widely reported on "Touch Disease" hardware flaw.This flaw centers around an iPhone's display becoming unresponsive and displaying a thin gray flickering line along the top.As part of the new repair program, Apple will repair affected devices for a flat service price of $149.Apple writes on its website that it has determined that "some" iPhone 6 Plus units are plagued by the problem.
not to mention slashgear
Apple offers iPhone 6 Plus repairs for "Touch Disease"
Apple offers iPhone 6 Plus repairs for "Touch Disease"Apple offers iPhone 6 Plus repairs for "Touch Disease"Back in August, reports came in of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus units suddenly exhibiting problems in touch sensitivity, leading to a practically useless smartphone.Nicknamed the "Touch Disease", this particular problem was attributed to rather poor quality in the soldering of the smartphone's touch controller component.Now three months later, Apple has finally spoken up about the matter and is offering repairs for any iPhone 6 Plus experiencing the issue.And, of course, Apple is placing the blame solely on the user.
additionally engadget
Apple will fix iPhone 6 Plus 'touch disease,' for $149
Apple will fix iPhone 6 Plus 'touch disease,' for $149
That's less than the usual out of warranty repair price of $329, but it's not free, and it does nothing for people who opted to replace their phone instead of fixing it.Some owners have reportedly filed lawsuits against Apple concerning the issue, and it remains to be seen how this will affect their progress.If you've already paid to have an iPhone 6 Plus repaired due to the problem, Apple says it will reimburse the difference between that cost and $149, if you used its service or an authorized technician.While some have reported similar problems with the smaller iPhone 6, there's no indication of a program for owners of that device.
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