Here’s a news that, surely, will be alarmed several users. We’re talking about the Nexus 5 which, apparently, it seems to lose some pieces on the street.
Months ago, we saw some pretty disturbing images, showing the ceramic letters that make up the word “Nexus” magically unstuck. Fortunately, the problem had not affected our Nexus 5, will those of friends or colleagues, we were immediately asked what they had to endure the torture devices danneggiati.Ora, a few months later by the first episode, one of our dear friend, the owner of Nexus 5 provides us with some images that portray the message of the back cover without a bit of X.
Knowing him personally, I went to his house to ask him what happened. He confirmed that his smartphone was not absolutely ill-treated, confirming that he has never undergone any type of impact. Despite all this attention, a small portion of the letter was also unglued, going to be lost.
smartphone, purchased on day one, has never been protected by any cover, but as you can see, does not present any kind of scratch, reflecting the attention with which it was used.
Therefore, excluding the deterioration of misuse, among the possible causes you identify a single culprit: the glue. Apparently the product used to glue the letters is not particularly effective, the adhesive is also of poor quality: the photos in this article, in fact, as evidenced by the letters come off with ease.
At the moment the piece lost is small, then we have solved with a bit of Super Attak, but if you were to unplug other letters, definitely contact customer support and we will let you know if they accept as collateral to solve this annoying problem.
What do you think? It ‘happened to any of you?
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Andrea
the age of eighteen, a student at the institute of thermo-hydraulic Romegialli Morbegno resident in Delebio in a village scattered among the Alps in the province of Sondrio, passionate mainly of engines and technology, particularly the Android world.
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