I can almost guarantee you, if you actually asked "How many of you have no problems with yours", you're going to get more stories of a good time being had, than you are going to get stories of failures, using your post as-is.

Products that reach consumers rarely have as high of a failure rate as social media/bad reporting bias would lead you to believe. It's some small number of units, for any product, ever, that sees failures. If a product sells a million units, and a different product sells ten units, and there's a 1% failure rate across both products, you'll never see a single complaint about the rare product, but you'll see ten thousand complaints about the popular product - despite the failure rate being the same*.*

I bought my 789, used, on Ebay. I've only had it for a month - if it explodes into a billion pieces, I'll let you know.

And then I'll probably fix it or something.