The body creaks a little, the button plays a little, and there is a little light on the screen. How annoying is a small marriage in a smartphone?
Hello everyone! Today I decided to talk with you about the attitude to small defects in the assembly. To be honest, I am a very irritable person, even all sorts of little things annoy me. I immediately remember my first smartphone – HTC Desire HD, I bought its European version in some small store. The consultant helped insert the SIM card, checked everything, no problem. And only at home I noticed that the back cover was a little loose. The store was located God knows where, so I didn't want to go back, I thought it was nonsense. A life hack worked with w3bsit3-dns.com – put a piece of paper. But sometimes it still bothered me. The owners of the PCT version of Desire HD were more fortunate, they could replace the cover for free in the SC, but I just ordered it from eBay.
In my second smartphone – Desire S, the glass protruded slightly above the body, that is, everything was in order on one side, but not on the other. I used it for a couple of months, and then freaked out and sold it.
The third device – Galaxy S2 'pleased' me with fading pixels. There were only two of them, but they maddened me wildly. When I showed this problem to the new owner, he couldn't even see them right away.
Then there was the first Galaxy Note, which I loved very much and I don't even remember what I could find fault with, and after that I switched to the Samsung Galaxy S3. And that's where I came across a complete set: a too recessed center key, and a creaking back cover, and a dangling volume rocker. As a result, I sent him for examination, and after a couple of weeks they returned my money.
But my friend Dasha, on the contrary, is a very unassuming user. She has an old iPhone 5, which runs on battery power for a couple of hours, the central button has failed, the glass is glued a little crookedly. “Zhen, I don’t care, it doesn’t matter to me,” she said when I paid attention to these shortcomings.
And so I decided to ask you, dear readers: how do you feel about small flaws in the assembly? Do they enrage you or, on the contrary, leave you indifferent? Preferably with specific examples.