Great concept, but weaknesses in quality control

After the UX31A after a long break was available at last, I slammed. Unfortunately, the disappointment was done already when unpacking. Firstly, the slower Sandisk SSD was installed with me. This alone I could have lived. Added to this was, however, that my Zenbook was only three feet. The fourth foot was in the air, with the result that the notebook wobble when placed on a flat surface. The problem was indeed already described in other reviews and probably seems to occur more frequently. Unfortunately, that did not fit the otherwise very noble appearance of the notebook and is in this price range simply wrong. The Gewackel annoying when working. I have returned the Zenbook therefore.

Mir is absolutely incomprehensible why ASUS does not get to grips with. The Zenbook stands on four rubber feet that are applied to the aluminum casing. Here, the manufacturer would have to just check whether the devices are just, and, if necessary, adjust the rubber feet. I even had briefly toyed with the idea, even adjust the feet with some sandpaper. Because of possible warranty losses I have this idea but discarded quickly.

The whole thing is just plain annoying. ASUS has done everything right with the Zenbook to 99% - the final one percent fails then but on a mundane problem. I wonder what I should do. As long as order Zenbooks and retounieren again until I get one in which everything fits? That can not really be the solution.