If I’m spending thousands of dollars on these devices, I expect them to not screw up something like that.
It would not be the first time someone sends a device for RMA to be told it’s out of warranty because it has been tampered, when in reality it was a manufacturing mistake.
It's a sign that there wasn't any QA whatsoever - if they have missed something as obvious as a typo on a label, how can you assume that all the technical parameters of the components are up to spec?