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Old 02-26-2009, 03:19 PM   #1
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So I'm being ocd and I'm noticing a rattling noise near the top of the phone. So while I'm waiting for my replacement, I stopped by the tmobile store to see what their demo was like. It rattles. So I'm wondering if everyones phone does this. Can you guys turn your phone upside down and shake it to hear if your phones rattle?
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Mine does.. I initially thought it could be due to the trackball but donno what it is.
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I am guessing all phones would do that.. if it does not do today.. it surely will after a whiles usage.
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Mine does.. I initially thought it could be due to the trackball but donno what it is.
i thought it was the track ball too, but i held that down while checking and it rattles.

i thought it could be the battery door cover or buttons too, but i taped those so they wouldn't move and still rattle...
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I read somewhere else (I think it was here) that their 8900 rattled. Mine rattles too, just a light rattle. I never noticed it until I read about it up here. But everything else is fine and everything works, so I'm not really going to worry about it.
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has anyone noticed that when you throw your phone in the toilet it gets water damage?

I have an idea...quit shaking your phones...quit pressing on the screen to see if it creaks..quit moving your keyboard up and down and complaining about it. I can imagine the 99% of people sending their phones back as "defective" are because of these "issues" which aren't even issues at all. You're dealing components mass produced in cheap labor countries with materials made out of plastic. These things are not going to be perfect - I'd be more concerned on whether the OS is running smoothly then rattling and what not.

Just my two cents...because if I see another thread on "i hit my screen with a hammer, and it broke" type thread...Ima pull out my hair.
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has anyone noticed that when you throw your phone in the toilet it gets water damage?

I have an idea...quit shaking your phones...quit pressing on the screen to see if it creaks..quit moving your keyboard up and down and complaining about it. I can imagine the 99% of people sending their phones back as "defective" are because of these "issues" which aren't even issues at all. You're dealing components mass produced in cheap labor countries with materials made out of plastic. These things are not going to be perfect - I'd be more concerned on whether the OS is running smoothly then rattling and what not.

Just my two cents...because if I see another thread on "i hit my screen with a hammer, and it broke" type thread...Ima pull out my hair.
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No rattling here... Mine seems to be solid.
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has anyone noticed that when you throw your phone in the toilet it gets water damage?

I have an idea...quit shaking your phones...quit pressing on the screen to see if it creaks..quit moving your keyboard up and down and complaining about it. I can imagine the 99% of people sending their phones back as "defective" are because of these "issues" which aren't even issues at all. You're dealing components mass produced in cheap labor countries with materials made out of plastic. These things are not going to be perfect - I'd be more concerned on whether the OS is running smoothly then rattling and what not.

Just my two cents...because if I see another thread on "i hit my screen with a hammer, and it broke" type thread...Ima pull out my hair.
Dude.. this is a just a view of a person. 8900 is piece of beauty and I am guessing everyone would love to have their BB's perfect from all standpoint. Because whatever is the problem today may extrapolate after 6 months usage. Squeaky keyboard or screen is just a build issue.
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Dude.. this is a just a view of a person. 8900 is piece of beauty and I am guessing everyone would love to have their BB's perfect from all standpoint. Because whatever is the problem today may extrapolate after 6 months usage. Squeaky keyboard or screen is just a build issue.
Yes...and this is a view of MY persons. Hence the statement "my two cents"

I think I can easily challenge you and find a lot more people that agree on my side of things.
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I think I can easily challenge you and find a lot more people that agree on my side of things.
Come on.. what will you gain out of challenging me? tell me.. but I can tell you one thing.. do not wear this kind attitude.. you are not going to win friends even in a public forum. Do not get me on a wrong foot !!
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has anyone noticed that when you throw your phone in the toilet it gets water damage?

I have an idea...quit shaking your phones...quit pressing on the screen to see if it creaks..quit moving your keyboard up and down and complaining about it. I can imagine the 99% of people sending their phones back as "defective" are because of these "issues" which aren't even issues at all. You're dealing components mass produced in cheap labor countries with materials made out of plastic. These things are not going to be perfect - I'd be more concerned on whether the OS is running smoothly then rattling and what not.

Just my two cents...because if I see another thread on "i hit my screen with a hammer, and it broke" type thread...Ima pull out my hair.
I've come to the conclusion a LONG time ago that things made nowadays aren't made like the used to be. Like I said, everything works on my phone so I have no problem. My keypad moves up and down slightly, and some of the keys in the middle are dimmer than the other. But the buttons still work and I can still make and receive calls. So all is good for me!
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