Absolutely not.

 

lol, what are you talking about? under a screen protector? or behind the actual screen. if it's the latter then that is probably the most ridiculous complaint i've ever heard about anything.

edit: not saying that your complaint is ridiculous, but that i've never heard of such a thing.

 

Get used to it motorola has no quality control. I am having my 6th droid x sent to me since launch day. Screen problems, dust under the screen, gps problems you name it. As much as I liked my droid 1 I will not be buying anything motorola again.

 

I'm genuinly surprised to hear that. Not that I'm a Motorola fan boy, but I've been very impressed with the build quality of this phone. Well, call em up and give em an earfull is all I can tell you.

 

I feel your pain man... I have been with Verizon for 2 weeks now and I got my 5th one today lol.... Hopefully this one last for awhile... Dust under the screen was an issue I hoped these phones did not encounter.

 

build quality of this phone is great. dust ends up under every smartphone screen. it happened to my iphone too.

it happened to my x, and i took it apart and cleaned it with my glasses lens cleaning cloth. it woulda driven me nuts to not clean it out. taking it apart really isnt too bad. it's just a few screws.

although, if you dont have experience with taking electronics apart, i would hold off. it is easy to crack the digitizer. best to use a wedge if you have one.

it was fun to figure out on my own, but i found a video here if you're interested.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo7dXyJhL1U

 

I would return it at the 30 day mark if you still dont have a good one. Verizon got me on that one and refused to get me a phone that worked. I was given an early upgrade due to the trouble. Today I got a rep that agreed to send me a new in box one due to all of my trouble.

 

Oh Man...Sean76, I remember you from the incredible forums. You've been through a lot phones. Is there one that you didn't have major problem with?

 

I talked to a Motorola support supervisor and he confirmed that the refurb devices being sent out are going to have issues and are not "certified like new". Basically they are taking in bad phones, cleaning them up and sending them back out as if they were not flawed.