What would cause the screen on Blackberry Passport to "lift"?
- Guys.... I'm not sure but I think my screen is actually beginning to lift in the lower right hand corner It's extremely miniscule but it's absolutely different from the day I bought it.
I notice only due to compression I see the screen move snug to the chasis as it was day 1 on right hand bottom corner compared to no movement on all other corners.
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Posted via CB10GP540 likes this.10-15-14 10:06 AMLike 1 - I love bbry, but reading your posts(multiple) leads me to 2 possible conclusions.
A) you work for bbry,
B) you wish you worked for bbry
Either way you need to cool it.
I am happy your device is solid and that you are pleased with it. Unfortunately that's not why we are all here in discussion.
We are discussing another members evident issue (for whatever reason tbd) with *their* BlackBerry. So please spare us the chatter.
I'm sure if you were to start another thread discussing your solid passport or how the passport is so solid that it would garner much attention...
And
Go!
OP, personally speaking unless I absolutely needed that phone, I'd replace it asap - Why bother with the headache. Go retro for a while and you'll have your BlackBerry back in no time.
Good luck! Hope it works out for ya!
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Praise be unto our Lord Squircle | Passport SQW100-1/10.3.0.1154Tompire likes this.10-15-14 01:19 PMLike 1 - I'm worried because I just ordered it from Amazon but I don't live in the US, a friend brings it for me.
Anyway, did those defective screens had a screen protector on or full case? it might suggest the problem.
Screen protector and full cases could cause heating issues with some screens which then melts the adhesive that connects the screen to the phone.Last edited by mnns; 10-15-14 at 03:13 PM.
10-15-14 02:43 PMLike 0 - What a strange place this can be. I guess you've all seen people post made up issues in the past but that certainly isn't what happened here. I had a legitimate issue with a new phone and came to the experts for input.
By the way, the phone was purchased from a Telus store on the day the Passport was released. Watched them take it out of the box. I was extremely careful with it. Hadn't been dropped at any point. Noticed some of you asking about pocketing. Mine was usually carried in a coat pocket so not really under much pressure at all. No exposure to intense heat either.
Anyway, the issue is being dealt with by BlackBerry right now. I sent them the same screen shots from the other night and they have been great in offering to help me out. Sounds like they'll be sending me a new Passport and taking this one in to have a look.
Thanks to everyone that provided advice in this thread!WWBlondieDo and JanuarJaguar like this.10-15-14 06:13 PMLike 2 - What a strange place this can be. I guess you've all seen people post made up issues in the past but that certainly isn't what happened here. I had a legitimate issue with a new phone and came to the experts for input.
By the way, the phone was purchased from a Telus store on the day the Passport was released. Watched them take it out of the box. I was extremely careful with it. Hadn't been dropped at any point. Noticed some of you asking about pocketing. Mine was usually carried in a coat pocket so not really under much pressure at all. No exposure to intense heat either.
Anyway, the issue is being dealt with by BlackBerry right now. I sent them the same screen shots from the other night and they have been great in offering to help me out. Sounds like they'll be sending me a new Passport and taking this one in to have a look.
Thanks to everyone that provided advice in this thread!
Praise be unto our Lord Squircle | Passport SQW100-1/10.3.0.115410-15-14 09:34 PMLike 0 - What a strange place this can be. I guess you've all seen people post made up issues in the past but that certainly isn't what happened here. I had a legitimate issue with a new phone and came to the experts for input.
By the way, the phone was purchased from a Telus store on the day the Passport was released. Watched them take it out of the box. I was extremely careful with it. Hadn't been dropped at any point. Noticed some of you asking about pocketing. Mine was usually carried in a coat pocket so not really under much pressure at all. No exposure to intense heat either.
Anyway, the issue is being dealt with by BlackBerry right now. I sent them the same screen shots from the other night and they have been great in offering to help me out. Sounds like they'll be sending me a new Passport and taking this one in to have a look.
Thanks to everyone that provided advice in this thread!10-16-14 10:32 AMLike 0 - I to have the slightest lift in the bottom left corner.. love this device so will probably just go to the local phone repair man and fix it as there is a wait for this device in Australia. Had is since day one and got it from USA. Works great in Australia. This is suprising and no bend test but i do have it in my back pocket sometimes10-27-14 08:05 AMLike 0
- I to have the slightest lift in the bottom left corner.. love this device so will probably just go to the local phone repair man and fix it as there is a wait for this device in Australia. Had is since day one and got it from USA. Works great in Australia. This is suprising and no bend test but i do have it in my back pocket sometimes
Posted via CB1010-27-14 08:32 AMLike 0 - Had the exact same problem yesterday in that exact same place. I renewed my contract in the UK with Carphone Warehouse about 3 weeks ago. Went back to the store and they replaced it with a new handset.
The phone looks and feels premium, so is there a problem with manufacturing process?12-14-14 01:16 AMLike 0 - I just posted about this in another thread.
The top right corner of my screen is lifting. I bought mine the day they were released, so I got an early version.
Good to hear BlackBerry is looking at this.
My phone is my office. Much like others, I make my living with it. Good thing I'm going on vacation from the 18th to the 5th and I kept my Q10 for backup.
As a Telus customer, I'm hoping they are reasonable to deal with. I'll hope they have this sorted out over the holidays.
Posted via CB1012-14-14 01:49 AMLike 0 - A tiny dot of krazy glue (like superglue) in the corner where it was lifting. I then wrapped a rubber band round it to hold it in place whilst it dried. Hasn't lifted since.
Posted via CB10pinkvikchick likes this.12-14-14 05:43 AMLike 1 - I ruined the adhesive on a few curve housings just by taking my phone into the great outdoors. I'd put my phone in my coat pocket, go for a run, when I was done, the phone would be really cold. Later when the phone warmed up, I'd always find the screen lifting somewhere. Always chalked it up to temperature and condensation. That tape is just not made to deal with the kind of environment I want it to deal with.
Posted via CB1012-14-14 09:38 AMLike 0 - Just to make a note: if you put the Passport in the back pocket of the jean, make sure the screen faces toward your body. The same for the case of having the phone in the shirt's chest pocket. When you sit down or stress your arms backward and the phone facing away from your body, your chest or **** would press against the back of the phone and may eventually push the screen out enough for the glue to come apart.
Or avoid any situation where a force presses on the back of the phone.
I'am not saying this is what caused the lifting screen to the OP phone nor the other people with similar here. It is just a precausion and what I do. I am not taking any chance, especially as I had to go through quite some trouble getting my Passport.
Posted from my Passport12-15-14 12:30 AMLike 0 - For the phones exhibiting this condition, where are you all carrying your phones? In your front or back pockets?
Posted via CB1012-15-14 01:04 AMLike 0 - Mine split and all it ever did was lay on the table during meetings. Otherwise, it was transported in the inner pocket of my blazer. Where you're carrying it is irrelevant.
Posted via CB1012-15-14 01:24 AMLike 0 - Mine is never carried on my person. It's babied all the time. I handle it like fine China.
It is usually in my hand when on the move. Lays on my desk all day. It's my primary business line so I use it on speaker phone with back to back phone calls all day.
When on the road, it sits nice and comfy on my passenger seat, rarely in direct sunlight.
I have the OEM hard shell.
I'm annoyed at this now because I just spent over a hundred bucks on a Lucrin pouch and I was going to use it naked and slip it in the pouch when not in use.
Now this corner popping up makes it ugly and now I'm going to keep the hard shell on as it serves to conceal the stupid lifted cornered.
So much for my hundred bucks.
As I typed this I pushed the corner down three times. Now I have a new distraction.
Arrrgh.
Posted via CB1012-15-14 02:02 AMLike 0 - I love bbry, but reading your posts(multiple) leads me to 2 possible conclusions.
A) you work for bbry,
B) you wish you worked for bbry
Either way you need to cool it.
I am happy your device is solid and that you are pleased with it. Unfortunately that's not why we are all here in discussion.
We are discussing another members evident issue (for whatever reason tbd) with *their* BlackBerry. So please spare us the chatter
I'm sure if you were to start another thread discussing your solid passport or how the passport is so solid that it would garner much attention...
And
Go!
OP, personally speaking unless I absolutely needed that phone, I'd replace it asap - Why bother with the headache. Go retro for a while and you'll have your BlackBerry back in no time
Good luck! Hope it works out for ya!
Posted via CB10I think you've got some issues there, because he wasn't overreacting at all. The thread is talking about the issues some are experiencing with their screen, and he's simply stating he isn't have that issue. Many would also agree with the ideas he portrayed in his statement and we don't work for BlackBerry. We just love the quality of their phones.
Praise be unto our Lord Squircle | Passport SQW100-1/10.3.0.1154
I am an engineer and this thing is SOLID!!! Best device I have ever owned. These negative comments are few and far between. Huge support for the well engineered and well built piece of craftsmanship. Nothing else to say but wow. I use it both in my front pocket and back. No issues. Backlight is fantastic. No complaints. The few small bugs will be ironed out with the software update. However way too many pluses. I have endorsed this device to everyone I talk to.
Great for viewing documents, drawings etc. Just a workhorse in all aspects.
Of course if you have a bad unit call customer service. Sure they will help you. If you really don't like it then use a different phone. But I know for me it already goes down as my best phone ever.
Posted with my awesome Blackberry PassportGuys. Get over the one off. Bring it back. Stop with the ranting about a device that's leagues ahead of anything. Clearly you have an agenda against BlackBerry. Sad really. Unlike the structurally weak iPhone (imho) this is a master class of engineering.
Posted with my awesome Blackberry PassportJanuarJaguar likes this.12-15-14 04:24 AMLike 1
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