Nokia has serious Quality Control Issues

[Teh Fotan]

There has been a rise of reports of people having some serious issues with the screen quality of their Nokia flagship devices.
Most reports refer to "half dead screen" issues on the Nokia 8 as little as days after the initial boot and yellow tinting on the screen on the Nokia 7 plus.
My story is that i had to rma my Nokia 8 handset twice, first because of dead pixels out of the box, was quick enough thanks to the doa policy of my supplier and then after a couple months i had to warranty replace the logic board due to wifi and data not working at all and device getting super hot on my hand.
Also many reports state that Nokia screens become unresponsive or register wrong inputs when the phone is pluged or layed flat.
For proof and only of the dozens of issues reports i post bellow the according Nokia support forum and pictures of discord chats of the Nokia community.
Most of the reported issues have to do with hardware problems such as, failing LCD flex cable connectors, failing motherboards, bad screen quality, uncured and rushed screen adhesive, bad headphone jacks and the list about hardware problems goes on without having to mention software issues that can be fixed.

I think that awareness should be raised, because we are talking about expensive devices that come with the flagship sticker on them (nokia 8) and/or expensive midrange devices such as Nokia 7 plus, that try to exploit the former Nokia durability stamp of approval, but seem to lack the consistency of good and stable quality through user usage. 
Those issues should gain publicity and force HMD Global to take action and further investigate their QC problems.

Nokia 8 dead screen thread on Nokia Forums

Nokia 8 half dead screen issue video here and blinking display issue here

 

Nokia 7 plus yellow tint thread on xda Forums 

 

Nokia 7 plus Headphone Jack problem on Nokia Forums

[Nena Trinity]

My Nokia 3 is fine, if quality is bad blame Foxconn...

[AskTJ]

If it's broken, send it back to the manufacturer. Probably a faulty batch.

[theRealist]

Guys, I think you 're missing the point here. Of course one can return his phone in case the device is faulty or DOA.

What @Teh Fotan is saying is that such defects shouldn't be happening in the first place, and Nokia or (HMD), should further investigate the issue, since there is a growing number of similar cases building up, and address it publicly.