Samsung electronics has decided to bring to a halt the production of its Galaxy Note7 even after the 2.5 million devices were replaced.
The recall brought about the second batch of devices but unfortunate they’ve won the attention of Security Agencies and Regulators in South Korea, China and United State. These second batch of Note7 should bother you because they may look innocent at sight but deep in they’re like a grenade.
It has been a month since Samsung began the recall yet the same predicament has befallen the newer products. In the past weeks,almost half a dozen of these units have exploded while the rest experiencing battery drainage.
Although the Consumer Product Safety Commission is investigating the situation, mobile carriers in U.S have already stopped selling the New Note7. At&t being one of the biggest phone retailers in the United State has stopped giving customers new Note 7 replacement and is encouraging customers to exchange their Note 7 with another devices.
T-Mobile likewise said on its website that it is temporarily suspending the sales of new note7.
As a response to the reports of the newly replaced phones catching fire, Samsung said on its website that it “understands the concern of our carriers and consumers.”
There were their words;
“We continue to move quickly to investigate the reported case to determine the cause and will share findings as soon as possible,”
“If we conclude a safety issue exists, we will work with the CPSC to take immediate steps to address the situation.”
Nice info
Hey blogger… So what do you think might be the cause of such explosions from your own perspective
Hi Paul, you will quite agree with me that when Samsung announced to the world that it would be releasing the Note 7, we all anticipated it with full expectation of nothing but the best.
Unfortunately, the "praises got into their head."
Among other reason, I believe they we trying to do the unimaginable i.e by improving the battery life far beyond average.
Since they have lost greatly as a result of this predicament, I will advice they just skip the Note7 and move on to the Note8. At least Microsoft did same; they skipped the Windows 9 and made 10 simply because the Windows 9 had multiple errors in it.
Thanks for stopping by.
so you couldn't just write that it was due to battery life.. you had to write something as long as such
I can't really figure out the cause of the explosions .. its weird..
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I heard Samsung is currently investigating the cause of the problem. Sooner or later, the general pubic will be informed on the cause of the battery explosion.