Kelly Kearns
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http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?p=5382201Yeah, that doesn't look good. I wonder how many others are like that.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?p=5382201Yeah, that doesn't look good. I wonder how many others are like that.
I have the gap and I submerged mine into water and nothing bad happened.This topic makes me wonder about how the IP66 stuff works? it seems like this flaw particularly would make the phone non-compliant. Does the IP66 rating give us any benefit as far as claims?
@vespesian You are very brave. Glad all is okay.
With your phone on a white webpage in a dark room, and with the brightness turned up fully....Look directly at the side of the phone above the volume buttons and along the length of the webpage on the screen....Do you see a small gap with light coming through below the black paint on the glass and the metal? See pic.
This is not a reflection due to the curved glass, and it is not a simple build quality issue due to black painted area not going down far enough.
Mine is an actual gap that I can stick a corner of a piece of paper into quite far. It also disappears when I press down on that side of the screen.
My wife got the same phone at the same time, and hers is the same!
Who else has this issue?
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This topic makes me wonder about how the IP66 stuff works? it seems like this flaw particularly would make the phone non-compliant. Does the IP66 rating give us any benefit as far as claims?
Well the gaskets that create the seal are probably further in, away from the perimeter of the body. People saying that theirs doesn't have the 'issue' are just not discerning enough imo.
I went to the T-Mobile store yesterday and every Note 7 they had had the same 'issue'.
Uh congrats? I guess.Lmao whatever I'm glad I DON'T have that "issue"