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Nokia N82 dead pixel

  • 03-01-2008 9:55am
    #1
    100gSoma
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,287 ✭✭✭


    hi all,

    bought an N82 from a reputable shop in Singapore. The phone is perfect. 5 Mega pixel camera with xenon flash, GPS built in, WIFI etc etc. Just what I wanted. but... It has one dead pixel. It's barely noticeable unless looking at a totally white screen. Apparently Nokia won't replace it for me though because the phone is not covered by the European Warranty and I would need to exchange it in Singapore. Thats a bit difficult for me now. Besides it would cost 100euro to Fedex it back. Arghhh :(

    Thinking of buying another one. My question is what is the prevalence of bad pixels? If I buy another N82 is it likely to have the same bad pixel issue? Do the faulty displays get created in batches or was I just unlucky. I have searched the web and found no other instance of any Asian produced Nokia N82 having any dead pixels at all.

    I can probably sell the original N82 here in Ireland for 70% price to someone who would not be bothered by it.


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