Yep, and Asus claimed they haven’t gotten many calls about this when I contacted them. They wanted $60 to fix it. When I explained that everyone is having this problem, they told me to contact Google.
EDIT: I’m on the phone with Google Support right now, and they are trying to pass the buck on it as well. I am waiting for a supervisor to contact me back, since they are telling me to contact Asus again.
EDIT #2: A supervisor never contacted me back. So I put in another callback from Google. The tech that called back had no clue what a Nexus Player was (same as the tech I spoke with previously) and insisted I call Asus. I asked for a supervisor and instead, he transferred me to Asus. And just like previously, Asus is wanting to charge money for repairing it.