Google's recently released tablet, the Google Nexus 7, is selling like hot cakes, but some early users reported some problems with the the vice's screen.

Some early users have been complaining that the touchscreen of the tablet are not glued in suitably. Some even reported the entire of the tablet came out of the bezel when they were using the device.

One of the early users, called Sadoway, said that the screen cracked when he tried to fix it himself.

Sharing the disastrous incident, Sadoway said, "When I pushed it down a second time, the screen stressed and cracked."

He advised other users of the Nexus 7 tablet not to try to fix the screen themselves. Rather any problematic unit should be returned to Google.

Google is offering a 15-day return policy for the 7-inch Nexus tablet, while many other retailers have 30-day return policies.

The Nexus 7 is enjoying high demand. Retailers like GameStop, Staples and Sam's Club have already declared that they have sold out the entire stock of the tablet. Even Google's own online store is currently offering only the
8GB version of the tablet as the 16GB version of the tablet has already been sold out.