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Electronics, especially with displays, are very commonly shipped with protective, removable plastic coatings. How is this at all surprising? Seems like an hones
by bsmith 7y ago
Electronics, especially with displays, are very commonly shipped with protective, removable plastic coatings. How is this at all surprising? Seems like an honest mistake on the part of the user, combined with a bit of design (and documentation) fault on the part of the manufacturer.
- hinkley 7y agoNo, this is straight up design fault. I bet the engineers even warned internal testers NOT to remove the coating. And I further bet someone in QA told them they were a pack of idiots and they didn't listen. If a non-removable coating has air gaps or loose edges that invite peeling, that's a manufacturing defect.