Ipad Touchcreen Lifespan

[doccocoy]

As a non Apple user I am starting to have regrets jumping to the PC side.

Anyway, I now have an Ipad. I like it so much I am afraid to take it apart (to see how it works personally hehehe ).

I ask the Apple Gods out there how long, in usual use that is, will the touch screen last before it gives up its ghost.

Maybe as a benchmark how are the users of the 1st gen Iphones doing with their screens, same tech right?

[majesta24]

i once had an iphone 2g that was bought year 2007... i recently sold it and it had no pixel problem of any kind. As with any tech device, just handle it with care and it should work out fine...

[surgfish]

I still have my very first gen iPhone. One of the first person who got theirs since it was launched. It suffered a nasty fall (I mean really nasty) a month ago. Except for the straight line in the middle of the screen where it got hit, everything seems to work fine.
I have been an Apple user since 2006 and I can tell you that Apple products are the best. And at this day in age, with new upgrades coming out every year, lifespan of an electronic gadget isnt even a question anymore. Get what I'm saying?

[ikitub]

I know right. And since apple products tend to do an upgrade every year. Then I don't think you will also not upgrade. For me 2 years would already be long for my gadget to last and as long as I hit that mark I'm very happy with that already. Now time to upgrade. Hehe.

[doccocoy]

I think you guys are right. Did some more research and found that the capacitive screens have a usual span from 3 to 5 years. By that time naka ipad v3 na tayo. Also gadgetlust wont keep one from getting an upgrade in half a year or so.

[den_lim]

you would prob lust over the 2nd gen or 3rd gen ipad before the screen dies.

[LeoCastillo]

Our iPhone classic 8GB bought in Sep 2007 is still going strong, with no signs of quitting.
Excellent device. Remember when people were worried the battery will die in a year? No signs of that on this one. So much about the Rev A curse.
Leo

[phoenix_888]

I used to own a First Gen iPhone. After more than a year of usage, an entire line on the screen became unresponsive. So I had a hard time clicking some of the icons and accessing some of the programs. Anyway, I didn't bother having it fixed at the Service Center since I was already also set at buying a new phone. So I just sold it at a very low price.

But among all the phones i've owned/used before, the iPhone is STILL the best.

[rus_18_ph]

I experienced the same with my iPhone

[aldwin]

same with mine, my very first iphone is still being used by my cousin up to now, no problems with the touchscreen whatsoever.