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HTC one build quality

  • 06-06-2013 11:35am
    #1
    patch
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,531 ✭✭✭


    Looking for some tips on dealing with an issue
    guys.
    I've posted this over in consumer issues also.

    Bought a new htc one on bill pay, Vodafone.
    Opened box and discovered that there are gaps
    around the casing.
    Googling showed a number of people with similar
    problems.
    http://forum.xda-developers.com/
    show...2197732&page=5
    Returned phone 4 days later (after the weekend),
    assuming as I was within 7 days, they'd just
    swap it.
    The guy I spoke to looked at it, said 'that doesn't
    look too good' and said he'd send it back.
    I hadn't actually used the phone yet so didn't
    mind, seen as I figured htc would ensure the next
    phone was perfect.
    Called them yesterday, they said that htc (or
    whoever their suppliers are) said that they don't
    see a problem with the phone.
    I've looked and compared online, the phone is a
    pretty bad example of the gaps.
    So, where do I stand? I reckon I should have been
    offered alternatives seen as I was within the 7
    days.
    I really wouldn't be happy taking back a defective
    product.
    Thanks.


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