[boovish]

I just noticed that the button is a little less than a millimeter lower than the volume down one. I remember reading about some people getting defective phones where the button sticks and the volume won't behave. Does anyone else notice anything like this on your phones? Personally I think it's just because of how much I've been using that button for pictures and such

[kataran]

It's to early to say your button usage caused the button to become depressed

I would have it checked out

[boovish]

It's been nearly half a year, so I think it isn't too early

[iEd]

My 6 Plus volume up looks more in than volume down. It works fine though.


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[Flow39]

If it is effecting use and functionality, take it to an Apple Store.

[anon(4698833)]

It's been nearly half a year, so I think it isn't too early

If the button was susceptible to usage degradation, there would be a wide spread report of the same issue...as there are always people who use a button more than you yourself do. Combine that with the fact that yes, as kataran said, 5 months isn't anywhere NEAR long enough to wear out a button on these devices unless the button itself is faulty in some way.

You have a unique issue with your device...it's advisable you have Apple replace it for you because it will probably only get worse if it's already wearing in like you described.

[Shahzad Ghani]

It happened with me in iphone 5 but not an issue . Just do not feel if it works by pressing u r good to go.

[dr_anas]

My 6 Plus volume up looks more in than volume down. It works fine though.