Nokia X6 loose headphone jack

I just bought a Nokia X6 the other day off dell, and so far im liking the phone. My only concern is that the headphone jack seems to be a little loose, as none of my headphones ive tried stay put very well. The slightest tug seems to pull the headphones out and are especially annoying when im listening to music. I was wondering if this is a common defect or not, and if there is anyway to fix it?

I too suffer from the same issue....
i have had the phone replaced.... 2 times in 2 weeks and still its the same...
i get the usual support questions from my mobile provider, one guy sent me new headphones which means he clearly didnt understand.
the issue...
the 'block' on top of the phone that houses the charger and 3.5mm H/phone jack is extremely loose when they're connected... its not the jack itself, its the 'block' thats moving.
if you gently squeeze the phone with your thumb and index finger covering the ear piece the 'block' barely moves.
leads me to the conclusion that 1 of 2 things is happening.. either the design is flawed or the manufacturing of the phone was rushed or poorly quality checked.
nokia i leave this with you to investigate.
i'm heading to the shop now to get my 3rd one.

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