More iPhone 4 Problems: Volume buttons on some units reversed

Since the launch of the Apple iPhone 4 two days ago we have been seeing reports of various problems with the device. First we had the reported problems of the screen discoloration, and then the much publicized reception problems.

Now Seth Weintraub of 9To5Mac.com is reporting that some customers are having problems with the devices volume control buttons. The problem is that the buttons are reversed, so if you press the “+” button the volume decreases, and when the “-“is pressed the volume increases.

It is unclear so far how many units are affected by the fault, but it seems quality control at the factory leaves a lot to be desired. Admittedly Apple has sold a vast number of iPhone 4’s so far, but these problems that are surfacing could cause some embarrassment. Use the link here for a video of the problem.

Have you had any problems with your iPhone 4? Or will this put you off from getting one?

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http://www.goodsounds.co.uk Stuart

I was intending to get an iPhone 4 ether this weekend (if there was any stock) or later on next week – but all the issues and the fact ios4 has broken half my aps on my 3gs has completely put me off. Reminds me of the Sinclair QL
rob

can u say android!
becky

I can't get the volume to work at all on my new iphone 4! Maybe it's me, but it should be easier than this, right? Can't hear a thing anyone is saying unless they are on speaker.