The problem also doesn't appear to be affecting the smaller Pixel 2, which also comes with an OLED display. Have you had to deal with Pixel 2 or 2 XL issues?

The First Encounter: It was on October 22nd when reviewers have started reporting about the screen burn-in issue.

Google is yet to recognise the issue, however, we can expect a type of software patch to fix the glitch. However, a few Nexus 6P users have also reported that they're experiencing the same screen flashing issue. For this exact reason, Google might be completely ignored to comment on the same. Multiple users have said the solution works. This, however, is a genuine concern, because most users like the display to show punchy and saturated colors. The company went to say that the Android 8.0 Oreo takes advantage of the color space to produce natural and more accurate images the way they are meant to be. After a series of OLED-related issues such as boring colours and screen burn-in, users are now reportedly facing a couple of new problems. It happens when the phone is being unlocked, when it wakes up from an incoming notification, when the screen dims and automatically locks, and more. I was able to replicate the issue by blowing into the bottom speaker. Yes.

Users just need to follow the link provided in the email, which will take them directly to the Google Store, according to 9 to 5 Google. With Google overly hyping up the Camera capabilities, nothing should go wrong when the device is made available. Many users have complained recently that the mics on these phones are being a little too quiet. The sound during video recordings is said to be overly sharpened which is the cause of the awful audio while recording videos. It will be interesting to see how Google is going to respond to the new issue.

Despite favorable reviews, some users report Google Pixel 2 Mic issues.

The oleophobic coating will eventually wear off on any phone, but typically after months of years of use. This was a breath of fresh air in a realm of Android complications, and Google followed this success with the Pixel 2. But in the meantime, you can use this one weird trick to fix it. Just look at the image! I've yet to have the phone a full 24 hours.

We're not done with the Pixel 2. The latest one that has surfaced is related to the bigger Pixel 2 XL model. Check out the video now! But then again, the heavy trust placed on LG has resulted in some major controversies happening with the Pixel 2 and it is with the burn-in screen. A consumer rights firm begun looking into several Pixel 2-related complaints already including units shipping without Android, installation issues, empty tray for a wired Pixel Buds, unimpressive audio quality in video recording, and the clicking sound during calls.