#4464359

Neo Cyrus

2012-11-27 10:55

So they do testing, gee great, now if they would just stop selling entire batches of phones with defective AMOLED screens.

#4464363

k1net1cs

2012-11-27 11:04

So they do testing, gee great, now if they would just stop selling entire batches of phones with defective AMOLED screens.

Well, you're probably seeing it wrong. =b

#4464377

kanej2007

2012-11-27 11:37

If they would just stop selling entire batches of phones with defective AMOLED screens.

It's not just Samsung. I've previously Owned the following phones, all of which had a dead pixel or over a period of several months had a stuck pixel: Dell Streak HTC Titan II Samsung Galaxy Note Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 P6800

#4464452

Ven0m

2012-11-27 14:07

I abused my S2 quite a lot, and there's only a tiny scratch on screen and a dent in one corner of the case. If S3 is even more durable, it would be great. Regarding screens, it depends on your luck me and my friends have some Samsung devices and none of them has any subpixel issues (S2, S3, Note, Solid).

#4464524

Leviathan-

2012-11-27 15:47

Gorilla Glass 2 rules 😛

#4464530

Mikedogg

2012-11-27 15:59

*Warning, grammar Nazi incoming* Shouldn't there be a "heart" in your description somewhere there boss man. :P Anyway, if the S3 is anything like the S2 that water testing probably killed it.

#4464536

Speed Weed

2012-11-27 16:06

Guess I must be a Samsung fanboy. Although I have one one these mobiles, I wouldn't dream of treating it like that at all. Even have a Bench sock for it, when it's not in use. 😉

#4464556

Ven0m

2012-11-27 16:26

(...) Anyway, if the S3 is anything like the S2 that water testing probably killed it.

They've probably used different phone or some accessory for that test - it doesn't look like S3.