• The iPhone 17 Pro is prone to scratching around its camera bump. • JerryRigEverything’s Zack Nelson says the problem is caused by thin anodization over sharp edges. • Apple maintains its anodization process exceeds industry standards.

Apple’s latest phones hit store shelves last week, and the iPhone 17, 17 Air, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max are all available for purchase right now. The iPhone 17 series features some striking new designs, but early testing has revealed an issue: several of the new models seem especially prone to scratching in certain areas. Apple’s now acknowledged the problem, but its response probably won’t do much to soothe affected buyers.

About five minutes into JerryRigEverything‘s iPhone 17 Pro durability test video, the channel’s Zack Nelson clearly demonstrates th

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