MuVo USB Slightly Lo

Hi all.
Just bought myself a MuVo TX FM 256MB online and got it deli'vered today, and I'm loving it already - such an improvement from my Freecom Beatman Mini CD player!
However, I've got a question if someone would be so kind to help me out. I've noticed that when I pull the stick part out of the battery part, the USB connector on the stick part is a tiny bit loose - it's not falling out of it, but it can be wiggled a bit. Is this normal, or might this cause problems over time?
Hope you can help!
Take care,
Graham

Hi there!
Yes, there is a problem with the player. I suggest you to immediately get it replaced if it is under warranty.

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I know this question was asked one time already,
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I can't for

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Fortunatly for us, Linux Users, there are people like U!!
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