Those who couldn't or didn't want to argue down the price were supposedly charged anywhere from $50 to $150 for the replacement of a part that used to be user-replaceable for $40.
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Imagine smartphone or tablet screens made of this stuff. No need for cases, no chance of burning your hands through the screen...
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Moto's plastic ShatterShield screen might not break into a million pieces, but it scratches easily. How about a self-healing glass instead?
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Are Android phone camera experiences really "years behind" the iPhone experience? That's what one former executive Googler said. We dive in on our show.
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The company mistakenly told Pocketnow that it would offer replacement top layer lenses to combat against the Moto Z2 Force's scratchable tendencies.
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Reports from reviewers across the tech space have panned the ShatterShield screen on the Moto Z2 Force for its "scratch magnet" tendencies.
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We're not sure if a "regular" Z2 is coming, and the X4 could still be a ways off, but the Moto Z2 Force is definitely just a couple of weeks away.
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