[mustu]

Hi Please let me know if you can press the back over near the BB logo on the Q10.

I can press it a little as a 1mm or so.....

Is this normal?

[anon(153966)]

I don't have a Q10. But, on the other side of the cover, in that position, is the battery there? If not, and it is a slightly hollow space, then I would expect to be able to press it. Then again, I have to ask, why would I want to\need to do that?

[robsteve]

It is probably normal and by design. I would guess the flexibility of the back cover absorbs some shock when the phone is dropped.

The back of my Q10 does it too.

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[jakartadogdown]

it's normal

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[Snazy]

Hi Please let me know if you can press the back over near the BB logo on the Q10.

I can press it a little as a 1mm or so.....

Is this normal?

Yup can do it on mine too.
Unlike older covers its thinner and more flexible, so will be the first time it can happen.

As has been said, it will allow a little impact absorption, and of course needs a little room to move so it can slide off.

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[mustu]

Ah ok well thats fine then Thanks you guys.... just thought it was on mine.....! More like springy....

[OldSkoolVWLover]

Isn't that also about where the NFC coil is? Might be intentional to make sure there isn't pressure on the coil/back of the phone when the back cover is on. Knowing there is room there gives me hope that I can hack in inductive charging...

[unity04]

Mine does it too

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