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Iphone 7 plus sim card tray hard to remove

Charlieboyoo
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on ‎01-10-2016 14:17

on ‎01-10-2016 14:17

Hi everyone<received my iphone 7 yesterday and when i tried to remove the simcard tray i noticed i had to push very hard compared to my iphone 6 plus.Is this normal or do i nedd to return it and get it replaced?

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MI5
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on ‎01-10-2016 14:39

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I've got 3 different phones with that kind of sim tray and the forces to open are different on all of them.
In short, I don't think there is a right or wrong
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on ‎01-10-2016 15:11

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I understand what your saying,its very stiff and there seems to be damage to the simcard tray ath the end of it

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‎01-10-2016 15:18 - edited ‎01-10-2016 15:19

‎01-10-2016 15:18 - edited ‎01-10-2016 15:19

If you can see there is damage @Charlieboyoo then surely you should be returning it?

Although depending where it came from they 'may' try to blame you for the damage...:smileysad:

 

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on ‎01-10-2016 15:51

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Or just swap sim trays to see if it makes any difference.
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on ‎01-10-2016 17:14

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My 7 was stiffer than my 6s I guess this will be due to the extra moisture protection 

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on ‎01-10-2016 19:40

on ‎01-10-2016 19:40

Thanks for the info.tryng to get the info swapped over is being a pain

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