WARNING* iPhone Dock SCRATCHES YOUR iPhone~ DO NOT USE

[SillyMe]

I've used the dock since day 1 and show no signs of scratches. Not even on the top of the phone.

 

[VicSkimmr]

I have used the dock almost every day since I got the phone in July--no noticeable scratches. Also, how can the dock which connects to the bottom of your iPhone scratch the top of it?

Or how it can manage to scuff up the button which is also nowhere near the area that the dock touches. It is rather impressive that you've been able to scratch that button considering its recessed.

 

[shnoogan]

please.. that scuff is nothing, its from everyday use, as ppl have already stated. but i thought i should add another warning: don't USE iPhone WHILE DRUNK! i dropped mine on pavement, luckily the screen didn't brake and the back of the phone is fine but right at the top (near the headphone jack) there is some bad damage and my chrome is dented... but honestly one has to expect these things to happen. were only human

 

[tfg]

Yeah, I see what everyone's saying about the everyday use will cause scratches but these look like major scratches and after only three days? There is definitely something wrong with that dock or something.

 

[VicSkimmr]

Yeah, I see what everyone's saying about the everyday use will cause scratches but these look like major scratches and after only three days? There is definitely something wrong with that dock or something.

I'd agree if said scratches were only in places where the dock touches, ha. Its tough for the dock to scratch the top of the phone, no?

Edit: I do see where he says that there's a major scuff there, and if the dock caused it it simply means that his is a defective one. Mine has a very loose grip on my iPhone.

 

[randyg]

What?

yerx, if the dock is scratching the top of your iPhone you're putting it in upside down! The BOTTOM of the iPhone goes in the dock. Obviously your scratches are coming from somewhere else, like maybe your pocket.
As far as the scratches on the ones at the Apple stores, those things are taken in and out of the docks hundreds of times a day, yeah, they're going to be scratched!