After 30 days of use, my Pixel 2 XL is officially dead. Here I come, Samsung!

These are the issues I've had, in order:

  1. Screen is dull, with washed out colors.
  2. Multiple apps crash daily.
  3. Camera has close range focusing issues.
  4. Significant screen burn-in.
  5. Screen's max brightness is variable, regardless of settings.
  6. 3.5mm adapter dongle stops working.
  7. Fingerprint reader stops working half of the time.
  8. Screen occasionally flashes different colors or shows ghost images on a white screen.
  9. Phone shuts down when charging.
  10. Phone is unable to charge.

All software updates were installed as they became available to me (T-Mobile). A factory reset resolved nothing.

And Google won't refund me. :(



Submitted November 30, 2017 at 04:29PM by Togna-Bologna http://ift.tt/2jyZj0p http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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