Is moving of button pannel of c7 normal?

button pannel of my new c7 is moving and m worried

it`s sad but it`s normal :-(
the button pannel on my C7 is also moving and when i looked at another pieces, they have it also. i try to ignore it all the time, but i could not ignore the color failure of amoled display when displaying gray color, it shows up purple. i sended it to nokia care for replacement.
Nokia 701
(RM-774, Symbian Belle, 111.030.0609)

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