iPad Display Shortages Linked to Light Leakage on LG-Produced Units

[DocNYz]

What sucks more...having an iPad 2 with some light leakage, or no iPad at all?

Can it be annoying? Sure.

Does it impact usage...not usually.

Not saying it's a non-issue but the 99% happiness I get from the device is only offset a little by a 1% hit on some "hard to find" imperfections (probably overlooked if on another brand).


May I exchange mine for a new one? Maybe...but it will due to a collection of issues and not just a minor cosmetic one.

Going from an ATT to Verizon, I feel like the Wifi is less stable...that to me is a bigger issue since it actually limits usage.

True. It says something about apple's overall quality if a single flaw can get so much attention .

Also, is you signature referencing tool?

 

[DocNYz]

If you have a defective Ipad, get it replaced.

The only way that Apple will improve their quality control is when some bean counter (and the bean counters run the company, more than Jobs) realizes that the shoddy components and workmanship are cutting into the profit margin.

The best feedback that you can give Apple is to demand replacements for defective products.

Don't settle for a bleeding or yellow screen - demand a working product.

I also totally agree with this and have replaced several products, with absolutely no hassle. One of my friends even had a key sticking on their MBP and they gave them an entirely new one rather than make them wait for a repair (obviously after a backup).

 

[Lestdog]

Just got this one on the may 7th. http://bit.ly/mJRtEN

Light leaking is still an issue.

 

[mayflower]

Well, I'll be exchanging it again in the near future.

so do i