The owner of Google Pixel 7 series reported that the glass shattered after less than a month of use: wearing a protective case all the time and never falling.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com December 27 news, some Pixel 7 users reported that the rear camera glass on the back of the body was broken. And this problem is not alone, there have been multiple user feedback on the Reddit community and Twitter social platform.

Netizen Heydon Faber said in a tweet: "after less than a month of actual use, the phone has not fallen down and is just normal use, and it is also wearing a protective case during daily use. After contacting Google's official support, tell me that this is due to my own use. Is this Google's quality control? this is obviously a defect in the workmanship of the phone, and this is not an exception. Please Google face up to and solve this problem!"

In the Reddit community, netizen dalitortoise said: "I took out my phone from my pocket and the glass of the rear camera was broken. I must have hit a corner in my pocket. Has anyone encountered this problem? I called the mobile phone repair shop around and no one has replacement parts yet. I really don't want to send this phone to anyone to fix it, because it's my only phone at the moment."

CTOnews.com learned that another Pixel 7 user also reported the issue on the Reddit community, and a uBreakiFix store said the entire backplane needed to be replaced at a cost of $200. But the Pixel 7 user sent a photo of his device to Google, which eventually agreed to replace the device.