BlackBerry KEYone units with 'display pop out' fix now available Comments
- DM
- nUb
"Warranty Replacement"... well they didn't REPLACE my defective handset when the screen fell out, they just repaired it... glue I presume?.... so many handsets delivered to UK in first batch must have failed they are probably trying to save money... Blackberry / Alcatel... be ashamed of yourselves... I'm BB loyal, I'm a launch customer in the UK and this is what I get in return for that loyalty...
- Anonymous
- 5Jj
If Blackberry makes it so the screen won't pop out then how am I going to change the battery? :(
- AnonD-634681
- 3DR
dladz, 11 Jul 2017Lol did you buy one of these? :D Loooool biased is oozing from your rage.na mate chilling with my S8+, doesn't mean I can't have an opinion based of facts, why you gotta assume i have one and I'm biased towards it, i have more than enough brain cells to look at something without putting my own feelings into it, just because you can't do that doesn't mean we're all like you
- AnonD-393912
- 61B
dladz, 11 Jul 2017There is a little thing which has been around since forever, it's called quality control, a ra... moreYeah, QC is a bit problematic lately.
Samsung exploding phone also supposedly passed early QC and only found problematic after it start to explodes.
VW QC found the diesel problem early but the report being held back and covered up due to fuck-up corporate decision.
Not sure which of these two, Blackberry situation similar to but yeah they fucked-up.
Possibly there is need for third party deeper QC or there already one of such?
- dladz
- 32B
thank you to the people sticking by blackberry in this forum, i haven't laughed this hard since i was a child. Thank you :)
- dladz
- 32B
AnonD-393912, 10 Jul 2017Most likely its mass production problem. The prototype is fine but the design is not fool-proo... moreThere is a little thing which has been around since forever, it's called quality control, a random device is selected or several at a time and tested, to see if production is as it should be.
This is pitiful on bb's part, there is no excusing it, end of story.
- dladz
- 32B
AnonD-634681, 10 Jul 2017what on God's green earth are you talking about mate, just because of a slight adhesive proble... moreLol did you buy one of these? :D
Loooool biased is oozing from your rage.
- dladz
- 32B
Boebus666, 10 Jul 2017It's all good, they'll fix it in their next software update.. No worries mate! haha
- dladz
- 32B
Please just read up to "Display pop out fit now available"
And that should tell you everything you need to know about Blackberry.
Truly pitiful.
- AnonD-634681
- 3DR
Mind you, 10 Jul 2017Shame on BB said to be tough and durable plus thickness always gave a solid impression. Today ... morewhat on God's green earth are you talking about mate, just because of a slight adhesive problem you're gonna come out like its the be all and end all of humanity, they literally said (AND ITS PUT IN THIS DOCUMENT WE LIKE TO CALL NEWS) that they're going to fully replace them and have already fixed the others to go out on market, even though last time I checked it was a batch issue... anyway, stop crying over not even spilled milk, sound as obnoxious as a spoilt kid getting told no in the sweet aisle
- Mind you
- 6P@
Shame on BB said to be tough and durable plus thickness always gave a solid impression. Today that myth has shattered, why in first instance adhesive or fixation was faulty. Hardware obsolete size tiny, but price tag enormous. Shame you have lost a customer BB. Forget in Future but start packing blackberries in cans!
- .alpha
- ytx
BlackBerry, how about releasing a phone that's fully secured at factory? Trying to cut corner by saving on glue?
- AnonD-393912
- 61B
and, 10 Jul 2017So I'm just wondering, if the company was aware about the problem why they putted on market???... moreMost likely its mass production problem. The prototype is fine but the design is not fool-proofed for manufacturing "slight" variation which may cause this pop-out problem.
By the time the know, they'll already produce massive number of it. Considering variation rate might be low and not enough to warrant costly full batch rebuild, they opt to risk it and simply offer a fix if the problematic product pops out.
- AnonD-674989
- dPU
It is much cheaper and faster to let the consumer do the testing than the company by itself.
- AnonD-102477
- 61R
and, 10 Jul 2017So I'm just wondering, if the company was aware about the problem why they putted on market???... moreWell every tech company have this kind of problem such as iphone 6 bendgate, op 5 jelly issue, note 7 , etc. so no shame here if they provide good aftersales
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