Few pics showing where my screen failed because of the bezel being set back... 
Yes the Xperia Z2 does have a cracking glass problem.
I've had iphones for the past few years (3, 3s, 4, 4s & 5) and I've never had a single one break, that said I was due to upgrade my phone and so I had a look, I fancied something different, I researched all the available phones on the market and the Z2 struck me as offering the best of the lot, was particularly taken by the 128GB microSDXC and the ample onboard RAM, **bleep** all the spec's are first rate, on paper its a fantastic piece of kit.
My first day: was spent trying to get my head around how to get all my contacts over easily, turned out to be very simple, emailed myself all my contacts from my Macbookpro and imported them to the Z2 in seconds. Then I began to customise the themes and such, which was all good fun. Went about changing all my passwords on all my emails & social networks, signed up for all sorts of services and trials. Even used it whilst in the bath (not submerged, just with wet hands), I was very impressed and sure that I'd made the right purchase.
My second day: I'd gotten to grips with the phone, installed plenty of apps, bought a few albums (that I already own in various formats!), was delighted to discover that the Z2's airplay functionality works better with my McIntosh McAire than my iPhone did!
Was a little underwhelmed by the seemingly limited volume from the supplied Noise Cancelling headphones, was thinking about buying the dock, a nice case (with the 20% off) and forking out for a 128gb card, then I went to bed.
My third day: Woke up, unplugged the phone from the charger, which was sat on my bedside table. Tried to tap the screen to turn it on, nothing, odd I thought, pressed the power button, it woke up but was glitchy, couldn't get it to unlock with a swipe though, then it started glitching, opening and closing random things, then I noticed a single diagonal crack running right acorss the screen.
Now I know that this phone has never been anywhere near the floor, dropped, sat on or manhandled in any way. It is however now completly unusable.
Thankfully I spoke to O2 (I'm a platinum customer) and they have agreed to dispatch a replacement unit on Tuesday (its a bank holiday here tomorrow) meaning that it will be arriving on Wednesday.
Having also spoken to a Dutch friend of mine who said that Sony's name is tarnished by this, a widely known fault.
Now I'm beginning to seriously doubt my Xperia Z2 selection, If this is a KNOWN ISSUE then perhaps the phone should come supplied with a protective case or they should be withdrawn.
My contract is 24 months, this phone has lasted less than 2 days, why the **bleep** should I have to pay for extra insurance to cover the fact that this phone may spontaniously crack rendering it unusable?
I really like the phone, I've had a lot of Sony products, CMD-Z5, CMD-Z7, TV's, Viao's, etc etc etc
I'd like some assurances from Sony that this is not a fault that I'll have to cover the future costs of, I also live NO WHERE NEAR a Sony shop/service center!!
Thank you.
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