Vaibhav-j I’m glad to know that you also don’t have any problems with the phone. But, my friend, it’s not binary 0 or 1, there’s a lot in between. By which I mean, I didn’t say that each and every device for the Indian market is faulty. Devices for India are different in some or many ways, such as having different network bands, being unable to be activated outside of India without an Indian SIM card, and even having major differences like the lack of NFC, completely different battery capacity, or an 8/256 GB model for the (3a) that exists only for the Indian market, whereas all other variants for literally all other countries are 8/128 or 12/256, no 8/256.
So, quality control is seemingly not on the same level as it is for non-Indian devices, sadly (and to me, that would be unacceptable), which is why we often see many reports about device problems coming from Indian users. I’m not blaming those users, nor am I saying that every single phone in India is defective. I’m just saying that Nothing should get their 💩 together and have equally high quality standards for all their devices, irrespective of their target market.
