<br /><br />[quote uid=54290 name="FoxKat" post=2682259]Agreed. It looks like the button is chipped along that edge, perhaps occurring during assembly, or dropped prior to packaging or. Was the new phone outof your sight at time of purchase, like during being set up by the dealer?<br /><br />Sent from my SM-T530NU using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]<br /><br />It was during the exam time I bought this device. Moreover with the excitement I didn't notice this issue within the replacement period. Also it kinda feels weird for me to ask for a replacement on this silly issue(according to seller) since they may ask 'what if this damage happened after you unboxed?'. I'm pretty sure this was not caused by me. Such an impact on the glass could be only due to a drop which I didn't do.[/QUOTE][quote uid=101037 name="Mustang02" post=2682252]Brand new device, I would get a new one. That's unacceptable.<br /><br />Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
<br /><br />[quote uid=54290 name="FoxKat" post=2682259]Agreed. It looks like the button is chipped along that edge, perhaps occurring during assembly, or dropped prior to packaging or. Was the new phone outof your sight at time of purchase, like during being set up by the dealer?<br /><br />Sent from my SM-T530NU using Tapatalk
If the button is actually glass to facilitate fingerprint reading, then I would insist on a replacement. Glass when chipped along edges sets up microscopic stress fractures which can at any time and either with or without external forces or temperature changes suddenly fail catastrophically and crack across the entire width and/or length.
Professional window glass cutters will often either sand or even polish freshly cut glass edges to prevent such failures. Any rough edges on glass are undesirable for these reasons.
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I agree with everyone here ... That is not acceptable and Samsung should replace either the home button or device due to this defect.
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Agree with what everyone else posted. The longer you wait the harder it will be as they will try and claim user damage.
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Yeah I agree. There is one more thread based on a similar problem I saw here Paint on home button is peeling. Anyone else have this issue? - Page 3 - Android Forums at AndroidCentral.com.Unfortunately you have an uphill battle ahead of you. ANY physical damage voids the warranty and there is no way for you to prove that you did not cause this to happen.
That being said, I would still try. If this is a manufacturing defect there will more than likely be others who have the same thing.
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