Motorola acknowledges Nexus 6 defect
NEW DELHI: Google's
Nexus 6 has been touted as one of the most solidly built devices with its
aluminium frame and hard plastic (non-removable) back. However, a number of
users have been reporting that the phone's glued back comes off due to the
phone's battery swelling up and expanding.
Disgruntled users have reported the issue on social networks Twitter and
Google+ and on Reddit forums. Motorola, which manufactures the Nexus 6 for
Google, has even acknowledged the issue and has said that it has come across a
number of users who've reported the issue and is offering replacements to
affected users. The issue was first reported by Phandroid.
User 'iouiu' from Canada posted on Reddit that the new Nexus
6 phone he ordered from the Google Play Store in Canada, was exhibiting the
said defect. He posted, "So I just picked up my delivery of a newly
assembled Nexus 6 that I ordered from Play Store in Canada and this is how the
phone came out of the box. The back seems to be peeling off from the sides and
pressing the cover down does nothing as the back pops back into the same
position as seen in the images. I think this is a manufacturing error with the
glue becoming too weak in the Canadian winter while shipping." He later
posted that Google Play Support was ready to ship a replacement device.
Another user 'chiwalfrm' posted that even he along with four of his friends was facing the same issue and had put in a case to prevent the back from falling off.
Chris Cannon, a user from UK, had replaced a defective unit because of the same defect but even the replacement phone's back was coming away. Motorola Support responded that the user was not the only one to face this issue and could get a replacement.
Another user 'chiwalfrm' posted that even he along with four of his friends was facing the same issue and had put in a case to prevent the back from falling off.
Chris Cannon, a user from UK, had replaced a defective unit because of the same defect but even the replacement phone's back was coming away. Motorola Support responded that the user was not the only one to face this issue and could get a replacement.
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