Google’s official cover damaging Nexus 7: Report
A recent report claims that Google's official folio cover for Nexus 7 (2013) tablet is damaging the device instead of protecting it.
NEW DELHI: As is the case with many gadget makers, Google sells accessories for the products it makes. However, a recent report has claimed that the official folio cover for the second-generation Nexus 7 tablet is damaging the device, instead of protecting it.
In a report on Android Central, author Andrew Martonik said he noticed rust marks on the edges on his Nexus 7 (2013) unit after using it with the folio case for three months.
"Deep reddish-orange lines all around the back of my tablet. Around all four corners, and everywhere there's a cutout on the case, a deep red line on my otherwise pristine black Nexus 7. I can scrub all I want, but the lines don't seem to want to come off," he noted.
The reason behind the rusting is the flaw in design, according to the post.
"The big culprit here is likely the slightly loose nature of the case because it has an open-backed design. The edges are pretty rigid and have a ribbed design on the inside to make them tough, but they flex just enough that they can move around on the tablet over the course of daily use. Everywhere the case can flex, it's leaving its mark on the back of the tablet," Martonik posted.
Below is an image showing rusting at a corner:
While the folio case in this case was red in colour, Martonik warned that the black-coloured variant can do just as much harm to the second-generation Nexus 7 tablet. The folio case costs $49 in the US and Rs 3,299 in India and features a kick-stand.
In a report on Android Central, author Andrew Martonik said he noticed rust marks on the edges on his Nexus 7 (2013) unit after using it with the folio case for three months.
"Deep reddish-orange lines all around the back of my tablet. Around all four corners, and everywhere there's a cutout on the case, a deep red line on my otherwise pristine black Nexus 7. I can scrub all I want, but the lines don't seem to want to come off," he noted.
The reason behind the rusting is the flaw in design, according to the post.
"The big culprit here is likely the slightly loose nature of the case because it has an open-backed design. The edges are pretty rigid and have a ribbed design on the inside to make them tough, but they flex just enough that they can move around on the tablet over the course of daily use. Everywhere the case can flex, it's leaving its mark on the back of the tablet," Martonik posted.
Below is an image showing rusting at a corner:
While the folio case in this case was red in colour, Martonik warned that the black-coloured variant can do just as much harm to the second-generation Nexus 7 tablet. The folio case costs $49 in the US and Rs 3,299 in India and features a kick-stand.
Hi guys If u like this post please leave a comment in comment box... comment box will top right of every post and bottom of every post. its useful for me give a better information.. check top of the blog there is menu bar in that go to comments i replied for u r comments because there is no direct option for reply for u r comments. if u want to give any suggestion in bottom of blog there is contact information option please leave a msgs with u r mail id sure i will get u.
.
0 comments:
Post a Comment