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That may be fine if you get a warranty replacement, but even if you want to pay, getting a repair is basically horror. This is now the second time we’ve had th
by kuschku 9y ago
That may be fine if you get a warranty replacement, but even if you want to pay, getting a repair is basically horror.
This is now the second time we’ve had this odyssey with Google (the Nexus 7 2012 being the first case), and by now it’s obvious it’s not a problem with the OEM, but Google.