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Peter
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Has anybody noticed the plastic sides of their Visor becoming more flexible? Today while holding my Visor in my right hand I noticed the left hand side of my Visor felt a bit "flexible" while the right remains solid.

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Peter

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xjx
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No. The only flexible part on my visor is the battery cover.

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Doug
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When I first used the two Visors that I bought, there was no creaking or flex in the sides. Now there's a little--about as much as my friend's IIIx. I think the plastic is just getting worked in and it's most likely a normal thing from squeezing the sides slightly while working with it. But I do know what you're referring to.

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dtgillis
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Peter...

I may be wrong, but my guess is that you have a color model. I have an Orange and Graphite Deluxe. The Graphite seems very solid--no flexing or creaking. However the Orange creaks and flexes when gently squeezing the sides--particularly the left side on mine.

Peter let us know what model/color you have.

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David

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rdbailey
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Argh! I never noticed this until I read this post! Oh well, I guess it hasn't been causing any problems for me. I, also, have the OVD and it creaks and flexes. Unless it becomes a problem I probably won't worry about it.

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SpiceUmUp
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I must be one lucky on-of-a-gun.

I have a BVD and the thing is as solid as the rock of Gibralter, No squeeks, rattles, flex or wiggles.

It feels much more solidly built than the Palm IIIx I played with at CompUsa.

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My BVDX creaks a little when pressed on the sides and on the back in the middle. This happens on other similar plastic devices, so it didn't really worry me too much. I don't think it is a serious problem...

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ronbot
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I have had my Graphite VDx for about a month and a half, and I have definitely noticed it creaking recently, which it didn't when I first got it. It seems to be the top half of the Visor, where the ribbed edges are, doing the creaking, and more on the left side than the right.

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Peter
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Thanks for the input guys... if it gets any worse I might give Handspring a call. BTW... I have a Graphite Visor.

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