新款iPhone（iPhone Air和iPhone 17系列）在发售数小时内就出现了损坏和被拆解的情况。iPhone 17 Pro的铝合金机身被发现容易刮花，用户在社交媒体上分享了演示机刮痕的照片。有猜测认为，这是苹果未推出黑色iPhone 17 Pro的原因。同时，一些用户在未加保护套的情况下使用新iPhone，导致其损坏。此外，一些科技博主和YouTube频道也开始对新iPhone进行暴力拆解和耐用性测试，例如对iPhone Air进行弯曲、锤击等实验，以探究其内部构造和极限。

📱 新iPhone 17 Pro的铝合金机身易刮花：用户反映，新款iPhone 17 Pro采用的铝合金机身相较于前代钛合金材质，更容易出现划痕。这一问题已在社交媒体上引发讨论，并有用户分享了Apple Store内演示机被刮花的图片，甚至有猜测认为这是苹果未推出黑色款iPhone 17 Pro的原因，因为黑色更容易显露刮痕。

⚠️ 用户疏忽导致新机损坏：部分新iPhone用户在购买后未及时使用保护壳，导致手机意外损坏。文章建议用户在购买新iPhone前就准备好合适的保护壳，以避免不必要的损失，并指出一些保护壳的价格相对较低。

🔧 YouTuber和科技博主进行暴力拆解测试：在iPhone发售之后，一些知名的科技YouTuber和博主，如Jerryrigeverything和Marcus Cupello，开始对新款iPhone进行极限耐用性测试和拆解。他们通过弯曲、锤击、使用螺丝刀等方式，展示了iPhone Air等设备的内部构造和承受能力，并鼓励用户不要在家中模仿此类测试。

Happy New iPhone Day!

And what better way to celebrate the launch of the iPhone Air and iPhone 17 family than by smashing them to pieces?

That's right, just hours after the iPhone launched, users are already breaking their iPhones — sometimes on purpose.

Early users have discovered that the iPhone 17 Pro's new aluminum unibody (the iPhone 16 Pro used titanium) is prone to scratches, and users are sharing photos of scratched-up demo iPhones on display at Apple Stores around the world. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman even speculates this is why we didn't get the black iPhone 17 Pro — the anodized aluminum body is too prone to scratching, and black gives away the game, he says.

However, some poor, unfortunate souls simply decided to tempt fate and left the Apple Store without slipping their new $1,199 smartphone into a matching case. You can spare yourself from this fate by picking out an iPhone 17 Pro case before buying your iPhone. (You can get a good one for as little as $15.99, folks.)

We should note that we can't verify the user photos showing broken iPhones. In the generative AI era, it's all too easy to falsify images. However, images like these are spreading on X, Instagram, and TikTok, so we're sharing them.

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While some iPhones are lost to acts of god, some pro users are also deliberately taking apart their new iPhones and showing off their innards for all the world to see. Popular YouTubers like Jerryrigeverything are known for these types of breakdown videos.

For instance, tech tester Marcus Cupello has been doggedly trying to break the new ultra-thin iPhone Air, which does have a titanium body.

You can see the iPhone Air bend (but not break) in Cupello's stress tests. He goes even further, attacking the iPhone Air with a hammer, a bowl of water, a screwdriver, and more tools.

Expect to see more of these types of videos post-iPhone day as intrepid tech bloggers rip apart their new Apple phones to see what's under the titanium or aluminum hood. (Please don't try this at home!) Unfortunately, Mashable's budget doesn't allow us to buy an iPhone Air simply to destroy it, but we are eager to see who successfully breaks the iPhone Air first.