Screen scratches...limited to early batch or still an issue?
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Still there.
It is to time for people to just enjoy the phone. Micro scratches are going to end up on most phones. I think mine has some, I might even call up tmobile tomorrow. But.... I can see them. Not in normal user, not even when I try to in normal light. It is just in the sun, if I look really really hard, I think I can see some.
But again,why care? I won't matter if you decide to put a screen protector on (which is making a sacrifice one way or a another), and if you decide not to, you going to get micro scratches in the coating. It is just physics, and it doesn't really make a difference. Hell... It is unlikely to matter when you sale it or trade it. Most people don't care. I sold my nexus 6,whixh had micro scratches and one small legitatment stratch.. Still got all but 50 bucks of what I paid orginally.
I might call tomorrow, on my 14 day, just because I can. But what if i get a phone that has worse scratching, or something else weird? Probably not worth the headache and risk.
I used to really worry and obsess with these kind of things (still convinced my iphone was bent), but I am realizing it doesn't really matter.
Just enjoy the phone, or don't get it. It's not worth you time and hassle to spend all that money just to grab a super bright light and see of there are invisible scratches present at extreme angles.
Now if it is visible in normal uses, exchange it.
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It is to time for people to just enjoy the phone. Micro scratches are going to end up on most phones. I think mine has some, I might even call up tmobile tomorrow. But.... I can see them. Not in normal user, not even when I try to in normal light. It is just in the sun, if I look really really hard, I think I can see some.
But again,why care? I won't matter if you decide to put a screen protector on (which is making a sacrifice one way or a another), and if you decide not to, you going to get micro scratches in the coating. It is just physics, and it doesn't really make a difference. Hell... It is unlikely to matter when you sale it or trade it. Most people don't care. I sold my nexus 6,whixh had micro scratches and one small legitatment stratch.. Still got all but 50 bucks of what I paid orginally.
I might call tomorrow, on my 14 day, just because I can. But what if i get a phone that has worse scratching, or something else weird? Probably not worth the headache and risk.
I used to really worry and obsess with these kind of things (still convinced my iphone was bent), but I am realizing it doesn't really matter.
Just enjoy the phone, or don't get it. It's not worth you time and hassle to spend all that money just to grab a super bright light and see of there are invisible scratches present at extreme angles.
Now if it is visible in normal uses, exchange it.
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I'd take micro scratches over dead/stuck pixels. There will always be the risk of the defect, just bite the bullet and buy one. If you aren't satisfied you have a return window.
Mine are extremely visible in the sun. The fact that I'm having WiFi drain issues makes it an easy decision for me to return it. I probably would have even if it was working fine though.
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