I can confirm this horrible problem. The screen popped right out of the KEYone my daughter was using at the mall yesterday. She sat down to eat lunch and it fell out of her jacket pocket. phone hits the ground and the screen pops out tearing the attachment from the screen to the phone. plus the backing popped out as well. I'm waiting for a Supervisor approval from BlackBerry Mobile to get a replacement
I can confirm this horrible problem. The screen popped right out of the KEYone my daughter was using at the mall yesterday. She sat down to eat lunch and it fell out of her jacket pocket. phone hits the ground and the screen pops out tearing the attachment from the screen to the phone. plus the backing popped out as well. I'm waiting for a Supervisor approval from BlackBerry Mobile to get a replacement
But why are some devices like mine fine eventhough I've dropped it quite a few times already accidentally.
If it's mostly just clips holding it in, the tension on the clips likely isn't uniform across every device (nor is the pressure against those clips,nor will the clips remain the same tension over time since metal bends and flexes). That's why it should have adhesive all the way around in the first place.
If it's mostly just clips holding it in, the tension on the clips likely isn't uniform across every device (nor is the pressure against those clips,nor will the clips remain the same tension over time since metal bends and flexes). That's why it should have adhesive all the way around in the first place.
As much as we (I) can tell there *should* have glue (or whatever you call it) on the edges of the screen. Maybe something went wrong for a batch of devices ... [my own, speculation]
I've used this on dozens of Android devices and a few ipads. If my K1 arrives with a dangling screen I'm going to see if this will work with it a few strips around the edges. (assuming there was supposed to be adhesive in this design)