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How did u notice the speck? Or did it show in your camera lenses

Do you know why? Search where are some iPhone 15 assembled and why, if you want to know right away, it’s India

Annoying, but that’s all it is, annoying. It’ll never be picked up by the camera in any capacity. I have many high end lenses with this and the only it effects is my OCD.

I would return it 100%

Get a replacement if you’d like, I have same thing on my 11 but it doesn’t affect the cameras… and nothing is ever perfect, especially mass produced.. just annoys me visually

that would bother be so much 😭

Return definitely. Nothing you can do about it yourself without having to open up the entire phone which is a LOT of work. Best just to get a replacement.

My front camera has the same looking spec inside

Would have never noticed 😝

If it’s brand new return it. Sorted

Had something like this that would continuously move around in the lens and sometimes appear on images taken on my phone (14 Pro). Went to an Apple Store and they replaced the whole camera module for free. You definitely want to get it fixed or replaced by Apple, it will bother you down the road

What do you expect us to do? Come clean it for you? Return it where you bought it

I have the same issue with mine Just living with it since I did not want to wait for an exchange Has not affected picture quality at all

But yes, if you can, definitely get it exchanged

I went to the Apple Store last week for the same reason. All they’re going to tell you is they can’t do much and opening the phone will cause even more damage. They ran a couple diagnostic test to check the camera to see if the speck of dust was effecting it and everything came back fine. Yea it’s annoying but don’t try to think about it as much lol.

Just checked mine with a magnifying glass after this post. SAFU!

Can you see it in any of your images? I know it’s visually obnoxious but often dust below the lens doesn’t actually translate to defects in the image. In which case it’s dealer’s choice whether you care enough to get it swapped. (Personally I would, but I will go to great lengths to feel like I’ve gotten value for money, even if it is only cosmetic)

Would you like me to also hold your hand?

Return it.

What brand of case is that? I’d like to buy one.

This is unfortunately pretty common. If you shine a flashlight into the camera lenses more often than not you’ll probably find some dust underneath them. That one is more apparent though.

I have an iPhone 14 Pro. Mine has a few bits of dust underneath two lenses but it doesn’t effect my photos.

They swap it out with another one, chances are it might have it too. Maybe just not show quite as bad. They are mass produced devices, and dust is everywhere. It doesn’t matter if it’s super duper IP 6000 resistant, dust is all over and it WILL get in there eventually. Just look at the back of your camera modules and see how much dust they collect for example. There’s no way few specks aren’t making it in.

I stopped letting it bother me. If it starts affecting my photos then I’ll reach out to Apple.

I too had a similar dust particle inside my 15pro max, that was 2 months ago, its still there doesn't affect the functionality at all.

You Paid $1100 for a speck of dirt in brand new iPhone, return it.

Replace it.

Ok

I have the exact same issue!!! Brand new 15 Pro Max. Contacted apple support. They said that if it doesn’t affect photo quality they can’t do anything. I also think that a 1200$ should be spotless..

I had a patch appear on my 14 Pro lens when it was new. Genius Bar identified it as a hardware issue, repaired it within 2 hours. Amazing work.

I’ve had this issue a couple times in the past and they always replaced it. I also waited till right before the year warranty was up one time because it didn’t affect the pictures and got a new phone a year into usage.

Oh no…..anyways

Those damn chinese slaves...

A MOUS CASE!!!

Mine was shipped with a chip in the titanium above the action button.

This is ridiculous!!

It seems like there is a piece of glass in front of the lens (the case maybe?).

Are you sure it isn’t between the glass and the lens?

I doubt it’ll realistically affect the image quality. I would just move past it.