[BotanicalStig]

Anyone else notice a thud inside the phone if you shake it up and down or side to side? Makes me think of the loose battery issue with the iphone and has me slightly concerned. Thanks,

[TMavC5]

Take it back and get it replace.

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[MAERSK]

Anyone else notice a thud inside the phone if you shake it up and down or side to side? Makes me think of the loose battery issue with the iphone and has me slightly concerned. Thanks,

Sure you're not hearing the camera bounce around? It is on springs you know...

[BotanicalStig]

Sure you're not hearing the camera bounce around? It is on springs you know...

I don't know where its coming from. I was hoping someone else with a 920 could tell me if theirs does or does not do the same thing. Feels like something is loose, but I could be wrong. Hoping it's normal.

[adebo]

Anyone else notice a thud inside the phone if you shake it up and down or side to side? Makes me think of the loose battery issue with the iphone and has me slightly concerned. Thanks,

If I shake the phone pretty hard I can feel something moving around with a thud. It does feel like a large piece moving around.

[TexasLabRat]

maybe the vibration motor element flopping around?

[BotanicalStig]

If I shake the phone pretty hard I can feel something moving around with a thud. It does feel like a large piece moving around.

Ok I'm not the only one, thanks.

Anyone else?

[goldie_rt]

Mine does the same, and it also seems glacially slow to charge. Between that and the rattling vibrate, I think I'm heading back to AT&T for an exchange.

[BotanicalStig]

Mine does the same, and it also seems glacially slow to charge. Between that and the rattling vibrate, I think I'm heading back to AT&T for an exchange.

Yeah I've never had a phone that charged so slowly... Not the end of the world but how long will it take when we get our wireless chargers?

[bmarsden]

Yeah I've never had a phone that charged so slowly... Not the end of the world but how long will it take when we get our wireless chargers?

I think you guys may have gotten defective phones -- mine charges quickly...even th3 last 20% which is typically the slowest part of charging a phone.

[cddigi]

The noise you are hearing is the camera. It is not bolted to the phone. It is held in by springs. So when you shake it you are hearing the springs dampen the movement of the camera.

[goldie_rt]

I think you guys may have gotten defective phones -- mine charges quickly...even th3 last 20% which is typically the slowest part of charging a phone.

I exchanged mine this morning, in the last 30-40 minutes (while adding a few GB of music from my Win8 machine), it's gone from 41 -> 46%

For reference, the one I picked up yesterday went from 14 -> 17% in about 2 hours, then 9+ hours of changing overnight (with the wall plug) only got it from 23 -> 97%.

[goldie_rt]

The noise you are hearing is the camera. It is not bolted to the phone. It is held in by springs. So when you shake it you are hearing the springs dampen the movement of the camera.

Not so. My original unit with the battery woes made a distinctive sound ('thud' seems accurate enough). The new one I exchanged it with charges as expected and makes no such noise. If I shake it, I can now hear what could well be the spring-mounted camera, but it's not even similar to the noise on the 'defective' unit.

[Landsharkk]

Yeah I've never had a phone that charged so slowly... Not the end of the world but how long will it take when we get our wireless chargers?

I think you guys may have gotten defective phones -- mine charges quickly...even th3 last 20% which is typically the slowest part of charging a phone.

Mine charges very quickly. But, this is more of an opinion. How long is long and how short is short?

I was down to about 33% last night after heavy usage, plugged it in and it was 100% in about 30 minutes.

[goldie_rt]

Mine charges very quickly. But, this is more of an opinion. How long is long and how short is short?

I was down to about 33% last night after heavy usage, plugged it in and it was 100% in about 30 minutes.

That makes me hopeful for the new one I exchanged for. I couldn't reach 100% in 9 hours!

[BotanicalStig]

Mine wasn't as bad as yours Goldie. I was seeing an increase of 10% every 45 minutes or so. From a dead phone it took a very long time to fill up. I'll see how it does tonight after I drain it. Hopefully I don't have to exchange it.

[goldie_rt]

If your 'thud' was the same as mine, I'd say you should exchange it under warranty. What I can now attribute to the sprung camera is not at all the same as the thunk my other unit made.

[TheBadGuy_88]

Yeah I hear the thud too, but it requires a violent shake, haven't noticed the charging time as I was sleeping but I woke up with a 100% charge... I think the thud maybe the camera springs. I will contact Nokia (they have to be sick of me by now!!!)

[WPmunkey]

Yeah I've never had a phone that charged so slowly... Not the end of the world but how long will it take when we get our wireless chargers?

Lol. If you think charging through micro USB is slow, then wireless is going to be even worse for you. I will have my wireless charger next to my bed for overnight charges only and continue to use the cables that are scattered around my house for any additional charging needed. As long as I can get a couple hours of juice out of the phone after a quick charge while I'm at the gym for a couple hours then I'll be ok with it charging slowly.

[BotanicalStig]

Just drained my battery and plugged it into the wall. 60 minutes brought it up to 49%. That's not normal is it?

[cddigi]

Hmmm, I started shaking my phone again. I was able to hear the thud you are talking about now. It is definitely different than the camera spring noise. Maybe that is why my battery takes so long to charge. I had it plugged in for thirty minutes and only got a 10% increase after starting at 37%. I will probably take my black one back to the AT&T store next Friday. Hopefully they will have more colors in to choose from, they just had black when I got mine on Friday.

[RyoTGZ]

OK Guys I have found out where this 'thud' comes from. I exchanged my phone (which didn't make the thud) for another one because of some other issues. But now this one makes the thud noise. So I decided to take one for the team and take it apart.

The battery is a little loose and moves when you shake it. I am also suspicious that this is causing our vibration issue. I'm going to try and secure it down to see if it helps.

[RyoTGZ]

Partial success. I got the battery stabilized and no more thud when shook, but the awful vibration noise is still there. All I did was put a real thin piece of paper to the side of the battery.

[BotanicalStig]

Went back to att. None of theirs did this. It will happen when I gently turn the phone on its side, something is definitely wrong with mine. Too bad nobody has red in stock. I'll have to call att to figure out something.

[lordofthereef]

I am thinking of camera of vibe motor . My 4S vibe motor (I assume) does this. Have had it for over a year with no real issues, so I doubt it is a battery problem (in my case).