Before going my further, what's the software version currently in your phone and the latest version you are alluding to is which one?

And you are trying to get it updated to 10.3.2 but cannot?

10.3.2 came out sometime ago. You should have it.

Few things you can do to troubleshoot.

Firstly, reboot your phone to see if you get the prompt. If not, restore your phone via iTunes. Of course back up your data first. If that cannot help, restore your phone again, this time to new device. Of course, this is cumbersome. And if you still don't get the latest version, a trip to the service centre is imminent.

Or, just leave it as iOS 11 is coming.

You know what? It will do you a world of good if you are really interested in your devices to google, scour YouTube and read up on the threads here. That will arm you with the knowledge you need. Next time, instead of asking to be spoon fed, you can impart whatever you have gathered to others asking. Cheers.

There are no SPs that cover the home button/finger print sensor. Period.

Firstly, finger print sensor in any phones does not work 100%/every single time. You have in fact said it that it could be your TG SP which is hampering the recognition. So, unless you are willing to change the SP to a thinner one to trouble shoot, just do it slowly each time you want to switch on the phone. Only when you are really unable to switch it on no matter how to place your finger on the sensor then only you make a warranty claim. Otherwise, do not waste a trip to the AASP. Time and effort should be used wisely.

My comments were based on yours. And since I do not have first hand experience I do not really know your actual problem. You have to experiment for yourself to see if it actually is the sensor that is faulty.

Do you mind explaining what you are trying say?

People are perpetually selling their devices. Yes, some are selling their iPhones in anticipation of the new iteration but I don't think the number is large at all. But your subsequent observation is not correct as there are as many iOS devices vis-a-vis iPhones as there are Android's in consumers' hands.

And Apple's authorised retail outlets are dropping the prices of older versions of the iPhones only.

Battery life is very much dependent on the usage. And usage is solely on the owner. And the owner uses the phone differently daily. So, the answers to this question, though many of you still insist on asking, are superfluous.

An example is what you stated above. Those reviewers say it's a concern but for many including yours truly, it is phenomenal. And others here may scoff at my opinion. So, let me then ask you...are you any wiser after reading whatever in reply? I don't think so.

You either, since apparently you do read up on articles, form your own conclusion or just take the plunge after making an informed decision.

This post has been edited by PeeEl: Aug 4 2017, 01:50 PM

Like a few subjects being broached here, albeit in my opinion, superfluously, the prices of pre-loved devices are dependent on many factors, main one being willing buyer willing seller. Apart from that obviously is the condition and age of the phone. Lastly, to me at least, the seller and his level of urgency of disposing it.

So, you just have to put in a price you deem fair which you want to sell at and then wait for approaches and negotiate.

What is a very special exclusive customer? Please advise.

Please define VIP customer.

Imagined you would say that. I am one of them. However, I did not enjoy the privilege of getting the airpods. What I was trying to allude to is, unless someone has actually gotten that, I don't believe there is such an offer irrespective of whatever exclusive membership.

This post has been edited by PeeEl: Aug 6 2017, 06:51 PM

I was referring to your comment about perhaps an exclusive membership is entitled to the airpods. And thus my response that it is improbable. Nvm.

It may come as a surprise to you but not everyone goes for top of the range phones and not because they cannot afford them. Many go for practicality. You may also be shocked but many out there like the current iPhone design.

And to me, given the above, it is a good commercial decision.

You can send to any AASP for any warranty claims.

Why, may I ask, do you want to know the cost of repairs?

Please scour the threads here. There are many offering such services.

If you are talking about sound output from the speakers, it has nothing to do with the OS. It's the phone you own. Yes, the latest iterations of iPhones have good speakers.

There are also phones with Android OS with good speakers as well.

Please expound how is it(the device) more expensive than the retail price.