[jasonmalcolmgibbins]

I went into my local store to have a look at a lumia 1520. I found that when I pressed my thumb into the display with what I would describe as a medium amount of pressure. The LCD was warping like when you touch an LCD display on a computer monitor for example. All other lumias to my knowledge have completely rigid displays. If I press my thumb into the screen of my 920 with what I would describe as a lot of pressure, nothing happens. Its solid. Has anybody else found the same?

[jasonrush]

Never noticed it until I read this but mine has some give when I press down hard.

[Nogitsune Micah]

I just pressed my screen and unless I press hard I don't get the warping. I'm not sure why anyone would need to press hard enough for the warping.

[Mark Reed2]

Mine does this...BUT...its about 10 times harder than I would ever need to touch the screen, so its not a problem.

[BU2B2]

I have had a number of replacement Lumia 1520's due to hardware faults, and they have all had this distortion you mention. It's kind of annoying. I don't press on the screen particularly hard or forceful, but it still occurs. It only happens on certain parts of the screen. It's quite annoying, but I'm sick of replacing my phone and setting everything up again, downloading playlists for offline use etc.

[jasonmalcolmgibbins]

I have had a number of replacement Lumia 1520's due to hardware faults, and they have all had this distortion you mention. It's kind of annoying. I don't press on the screen particularly hard or forceful, but it still occurs. It only happens on certain parts of the screen. It's quite annoying, but I'm sick of replacing my phone and setting everything up again, downloading playlists for offline use etc.

Thinking that when update 8.1 comes. I'll send back my device as the backup function now saves all the app data. So no need to download offline playlists etc.