suyash_123
Techno Freak
Users around the world reporting that their Nokia N8 has mysteriously died
Nokia N8 is Facing a issue Of restarting after few days Of usage and trhen turn off and Will not at all starting
One thing appears to be true about all Nokia N8 deaths so far – i.e. the phone simply won't start up. It just turns into a lifeless brick. Occasional spontaneous rebooting is reported to precede that. The majority of reports are coming from Asia, not from Europe. It looks like any unit, regardless of when and where it was bought, could be affected, though.
See Post Below :
i'm from Malaysia also, and i also facing this kind of problem now! Firstly my n8 is keep restart and shutdown the phone for few days, then yesterday morning it shutdown again, but cannot turn it on..... i have try for many ways, but the result is same.... n8 still still in dead! so yesterday nite i sent it to nokia care center, they also dunnoe whats going on of my n8! then now the phone is left on there for checking and repair....
i hope that nokia can give us a good explaination after all of this!
2.Hi,I'm owner of N8 community in Thailand.
From user's post over ther, I found that about one-fifth or more has dead-phone problem. And unfortunate that ... in Thailand, Nokia has no policy to return, refund or even change the phone...
Nokia should clarify the problem as soon as possible. The price is not that cheap, many people here are disappointed :smileysad:
Moderator note: external link removed as the web site is not in English. Please note that external links are subject to the same moderation rules as posts in the forum, and so must comply with our language rules.
More:
Mobile-review.com Defective Flagships. The Nokia N8 and Nokia C7 Dying around the Globe
Nokia N8 units are failing all over the world
Nokia Support Discussions - Nokia N8-00 keeps turning off. - Nokia Support Discussions
Nokia Support Discussions - My Nokia N8 is dead,can't turn on and can't chargi... - Nokia Support Discussions
I think issue is :
Nokia attempts to lower productions costs as well as their pushing new models to the market are made at the expense of decreasing testing periods.
NOKIA what are u doing man?
I dont want nokia n8 to be Nokia n97.
i postpone buy nOkia N8 purchase till feb and MArch till u fix the phone and Is in market
MORE:
Roadmap for customers or what happens next
If your phone (Nokia N8/C7) started rebooting you are not lucky and the handset has defects. With time EEPROM will be full of false info and the phone will stop switching on. Within 2 weeks from the purchase you can return the handset to the seller and get a refund. Alternatively, you can go to the service centre, but at the moment it has no point (new boards are unavailable and new phones are not offered for exchange). "Repair" will not help in the long run and you will have to replace the handset.
When the situation will change? According to the top manager the necessary manufacturing changes have been effected, but improved phones will go on sale by the end of January or the beginning of February. They will be manufactured at the end of November or in December of 2010. Whether Nokia managed to solve the issue remains to be seen, but as of December 2010 Nokia will start producing handsets free of defects. Delivery takes time, so do not expect to see them in shops until February.
To those who like the model and cannot find a better replacement I recommend to back up all data, and wait when the phone is replaced or "repaired". The level of defects for the first two months of sales is abnormally high, so almost all phones are at risk. According to feedback that we have these are different handsets, which have nothing in common but the fact they are Nokia N8 or C7. These are the signs of mass defects, which is clear from discussions in various media.
Customers planning to buy Nokia N8 or Nokia C7 should wait until February or March of 2011 or take risks. If you are lucky or ready to wait until your phone is replaced or repaired go ahead.
We will have an open eye for the story around defects in Nokia N8 and keep you informed. If you have anything to add go to our forum.
Nokia N8 is Facing a issue Of restarting after few days Of usage and trhen turn off and Will not at all starting
One thing appears to be true about all Nokia N8 deaths so far – i.e. the phone simply won't start up. It just turns into a lifeless brick. Occasional spontaneous rebooting is reported to precede that. The majority of reports are coming from Asia, not from Europe. It looks like any unit, regardless of when and where it was bought, could be affected, though.
See Post Below :
i'm from Malaysia also, and i also facing this kind of problem now! Firstly my n8 is keep restart and shutdown the phone for few days, then yesterday morning it shutdown again, but cannot turn it on..... i have try for many ways, but the result is same.... n8 still still in dead! so yesterday nite i sent it to nokia care center, they also dunnoe whats going on of my n8! then now the phone is left on there for checking and repair....
i hope that nokia can give us a good explaination after all of this!
2.Hi,I'm owner of N8 community in Thailand.
From user's post over ther, I found that about one-fifth or more has dead-phone problem. And unfortunate that ... in Thailand, Nokia has no policy to return, refund or even change the phone...
Nokia should clarify the problem as soon as possible. The price is not that cheap, many people here are disappointed :smileysad:
Moderator note: external link removed as the web site is not in English. Please note that external links are subject to the same moderation rules as posts in the forum, and so must comply with our language rules.
More:
Mobile-review.com Defective Flagships. The Nokia N8 and Nokia C7 Dying around the Globe
Nokia N8 units are failing all over the world
Nokia Support Discussions - Nokia N8-00 keeps turning off. - Nokia Support Discussions
Nokia Support Discussions - My Nokia N8 is dead,can't turn on and can't chargi... - Nokia Support Discussions
I think issue is :
Nokia attempts to lower productions costs as well as their pushing new models to the market are made at the expense of decreasing testing periods.
NOKIA what are u doing man?
I dont want nokia n8 to be Nokia n97.
i postpone buy nOkia N8 purchase till feb and MArch till u fix the phone and Is in market
MORE:
Roadmap for customers or what happens next
If your phone (Nokia N8/C7) started rebooting you are not lucky and the handset has defects. With time EEPROM will be full of false info and the phone will stop switching on. Within 2 weeks from the purchase you can return the handset to the seller and get a refund. Alternatively, you can go to the service centre, but at the moment it has no point (new boards are unavailable and new phones are not offered for exchange). "Repair" will not help in the long run and you will have to replace the handset.
When the situation will change? According to the top manager the necessary manufacturing changes have been effected, but improved phones will go on sale by the end of January or the beginning of February. They will be manufactured at the end of November or in December of 2010. Whether Nokia managed to solve the issue remains to be seen, but as of December 2010 Nokia will start producing handsets free of defects. Delivery takes time, so do not expect to see them in shops until February.
To those who like the model and cannot find a better replacement I recommend to back up all data, and wait when the phone is replaced or "repaired". The level of defects for the first two months of sales is abnormally high, so almost all phones are at risk. According to feedback that we have these are different handsets, which have nothing in common but the fact they are Nokia N8 or C7. These are the signs of mass defects, which is clear from discussions in various media.
Customers planning to buy Nokia N8 or Nokia C7 should wait until February or March of 2011 or take risks. If you are lucky or ready to wait until your phone is replaced or repaired go ahead.
We will have an open eye for the story around defects in Nokia N8 and keep you informed. If you have anything to add go to our forum.