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New Pixel 5 users are reporting a deeply worrying hardware issue

New Pixel 5 users are reporting a deeply worrying hardware issue

Posted on October 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A number of early Google Pixel 5 adopters are reporting a worrying issue where the display panel has separated slightly from the main body of the phone.

Users have taken to the Google Pixel product forums to complain about the apparent flaw, which leaves a visible gap between the metal body and the screen itself. Primarily it’s the site around the front-facing camera that’s affected.
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