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Pixel 5 - Gap between screen and body
Was wondering if someone could take a look at this.
There seems to be quite a lot of units popping up where there's a gap between the display and the frame/body.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-5/help/assembly-problem-gap-screen-case-t4177669
I'm not the owner of the above thread but I do have the issue.
Can someone from Google clarify the issue.
Is this normal?
Does this cause issues with waterproofing?
How/why has this happened on a £600 device?
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Hi Pixel Community,
We’ve had a chance to investigate units from customers and, combined with our quality control data from the factory, we can confirm that the variation in the clearance between the body and the display is a normal part of the design of your Pixel 5. There is no effect on the water and dust resistance or functionality of your phone. We will work with customers on an individual basis to address any concerns they may have.
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Mine seems to look the same and there are no issues resulting from it.
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I have the same problem. What happened with quality of Google phones? I feel like Google don't care about pixels anymore. I'll have to back to oneplus.
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Understand that, but
Does this effect the waterproofing at all?
What are the chances it gets worse as time goes on?
Why do some devices not suffer from this?
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I'll escalate this and see what we can find out
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So their answer is: we know the design is flawed, we know is our fault, but is part of the design, deal with it.
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