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you'd have to take the 6 years consumer law argument with the retailer, not Apple and good luck with that
I've had joy doing this. It's amazing what a letter before action can do.
I don't think it would work in this case though. The relevant law requires things to be 'fit for purpose'. Time and GPS messing up on a phone is annoying but doesn't make it unfit for purpose overall.
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then you'd have to take the 6 years consumer law argument with the retailer, not Apple and good luck with that. I have never experienced a single retailer that is as open as Apple about honouring this law.
Unless it's a global recall than it's a different matter. Also consumer rights don't apply to unsatisfactory performance as it is a rather subjective thing. The law only really applies to manufacturer defaults etc... In any case, good luck with it.