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Who deceived whom? Apple is suspected of subverting quality control, resulting in a large number of returns, and was accused by Indian unions of underpaying too much!
Apple's quality control collapsed, but the Indian union couldn't sit still! Due to quality problems, a large number of iPhone 15 series products were returned. Scratches, peeling paint, dust on the lens... The iPhone 15 has been accused of substandard quality control. This is also a consequence of Apple abandoning its Chinese factories and moving to India. However, Indian unions were the first to sit down. It has to be said that India is to blame.
When Apple's latest flagship mobile phone iPhone 15 series was officially released on September 22, it was criticized and returned by consumers around the world. Many users reported that the new phones they received had quality control issues such as scratches, paint peeling, lens dust, etc., which seriously affected the user experience and appearance. Apple's official response said that these problems may be due to the fact that some iPhone 15 series phones are made in India, and India's manufacturing level and quality standards are different from China. Apple also announced that consumers can return or exchange within 14 days if they have questions or are not satisfied with the iPhone 15 series phones they receive. Of course, there are also loyal "fruit powders". Despite Apple's many flaws, Shanghai Apple is still out of stock.
However, Apple's response did not quell consumer dissatisfaction, but instead sparked dissatisfaction among India's iPhone manufacturing unions. Recently, an anonymous person from the Indian iPhone Production Alliance said in an interview with the media: Don't underestimate the quality of Apple's mobile phones made in India. If employers pay us the same wages as Chinese workers, then iPhones made in India are no better quality than iPhones made in China. Poor quality.
The Indian iPhone Production Alliance is reportedly an unofficial organization made up of employees from Apple's foundries in India, Wistron and Foxconn. The group was formed after violence at India's Foxconn plant in February. Due to wage problems, nearly 2,000 workers smashed and looted and burned down the company's factory buildings. The incident caused Foxconn to lose about $7 million and affected the production schedule of the iPhone 15 series of mobile phones.
According to anonymous sources at the iPhone Production Alliance of India, the average monthly salary of workers making iPhone 15 series mobile phones in India is only 8,000 rupees (about 710 yuan), while the average monthly salary of workers making the same product in China is up to 24,000 rupees. Rupee (about RMB 2130). They argue that such a gap is unfair and one of the main reasons why the iPhone 15 series is of poor quality in India.
"We assemble 100 iPhone 15 series phones a day, but we can only get 500 rupees (about 44 yuan). Such treatment makes it difficult to have the motivation and enthusiasm to ensure product quality. An anonymous source said: "You get what you pay for, this is a universal value." If Apple wants to improve the quality of the iPhone 15 series in India, it should raise our wages so that we can enjoy the same treatment as Chinese workers. ”
If that's true, then it seems plausible, but if it weren't for India's lower labor costs, then why would Apple choose India over China? And is the lack of quality really just because of low wages?
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