railven
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You are describing vibrations, not wobble. My PC viobrates too when I put in a DVD but I don't say it wobbles.
When you push down on the console that is unreasonable force. You aren't supposed to push on it at all, you are not supposed to stack stuff on it etc either. What you see on those videos is tilting the console by purposely pushing on one side. You have to physically apply force to one side and it's not just a little bit, you have to press pretty forcefully to make it move. I have tried it.
Wobble is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okmYTgOaGw4
At this point you are being obtuse. Why do you think the vibrations make so much noise? Because the unit is rocking small increments.
Why do you think placing feet under the side with no feet or putting extra weight on the side with feet stops the noise?
Because the console is no longer moving so slightly. Again, I'm not even saying this is an issue, I'm just trying to explain - it exists. You remind me of a guy who argued that RROD wasn't a big issue because MSFT never gave numbers on units affected.
EDIT to your post:
I have a small TV tray that isn't 100% solid, I set the PS4 on it. I wiggled the tray and the PS4 didn't have any noises from smacking the surface.
That video, to me, is the BD-Rom drive vibrating while spinning and reading the disk. I do not see the system wobble nor does that sound remotely like a plastic on wood sound at all.
Bump into it, again, don't just "wiggle" the table. I'm talking about real situations not just "I'm gently tapping a table to prove my point." The console doesn't requite "unreasonable force" as you've already claimed, and now you went to a "wiggle".
Either way, it doesn't matter. You keep saying it doesn't wobble, people will continue to experience it and find that there is a simple solution. Perhaps Sony shipped so many "defective" units by your own wording since it is a common complaint by many users.
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