Saying that Google Pixel 2 XL phone has a few issues is an understatement.
“LG’s OLED display has been disappointing in more ways than one, with burn-in being the biggest sore point,” Ben Schoon reports for 9to5Google. “Now another one is popping up with problems regarding the oleophobic coating.”
“Over time, this coating wears off, but it usually takes at least a few months or years of intense usage,” Schoon reports. “On the Pixel 2 XL, however, some owners are having this come up within just a couple of weeks.”
Schoon reports, “Once the coating wears off, there’s no way to get it back to its original state without a screen replacement.”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: If it’s not an iPhone, it’s a failed IQ test.
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Google makes phones? Since when? I’ve never seen one in the wild.
By the way, my iPhone X is on the way, Apple just sent me the tracking details.
Not only are the coatings wearing off, Googles ability to get anyone to pay for their garbage hardware is wearing off, too.
Google never learned from multiple half a$$ed efforts from Microsoft.
I guess Google never learned to search for “failed smartphones” on their own servers. Dumb & dumber.
This should fix the problem, right up.