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Samsung Halts Sales and Pulls Back Note 7 From Market
Yesterday we reported that Samsung halted production of the Note 7 until the issues are resolved, today it takers another turn. The sales have been halted and people can return their phone to the stores. You can get your money back or exchange for another Samsung smart-phone.
The recent reports on exploding batteries even with the updated model certainly is one of the biggest black pages in the history of Samsung smart-phones, here is the reaction and official statement from Samsung:
Samsung Will Ask All Global Partners to Stop Sales and Exchanges of Galaxy Note7 While Further Investigation Takes Place
We are working with relevant regulatory bodies to investigate the recently reported cases involving the Galaxy Note7. Because consumers’ safety remains our top priority, Samsung will ask all carrier and retail partners globally to stop sales and exchanges of the Galaxy Note7 while the investigation is taking place.
We remain committed to working diligently with appropriate regulatory authorities to take all necessary steps to resolve the situation. Consumers with either an original Galaxy Note7 or replacement Galaxy Note7 device should power down and stop using the device and take advantage of the remedies available.
Samsung Halts Producing Note 7 For Now - 10/10/2016 08:59 AM
Samsung stopped selling and fabbing the Note 7 temporary until they have fixed all the batter issues. Currently there are seven reports on batteries that caught fire, and these are the newly exchange...
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Samsung Electronics America today announced that 500,000 replacement Galaxy Note7 smartphones have been shipped to carrier and retail stores in the United States. The replacement devices will be mad...
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The CFG70 (available in 24 and 27 inch) and CF791 (34-inch) monitors provide distinguished curvatures of 1800R and 1500R, respectively. Other best-in-class features include interactive LED lighting, a...
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#5344320 Posted on: 10/11/2016 12:05 PM
A flop indeed, my last 2 phones were from Samsung and they are really good.
I was thinking of upgrading next year to Sansung again, as my personal experience with them is good, but I will for sure not jump to the latest and greatest and instead wait it out a couple of months just because of this.
Though honestly it is never really a good idea to grab something off the shelves before it even ran some time and issues get exposed.
A flop indeed, my last 2 phones were from Samsung and they are really good.
I was thinking of upgrading next year to Sansung again, as my personal experience with them is good, but I will for sure not jump to the latest and greatest and instead wait it out a couple of months just because of this.
Though honestly it is never really a good idea to grab something off the shelves before it even ran some time and issues get exposed.
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#5344333 Posted on: 10/11/2016 12:35 PM
A flop indeed, my last 2 phones were from Samsung and they are really good.
I was thinking of upgrading next year to Sansung again, as my personal experience with them is good, but I will for sure not jump to the latest and greatest and instead wait it out a couple of months just because of this.
Though honestly it is never really a good idea to grab something off the shelves before it even ran some time and issues get exposed.
Not always - S7 Edge still is a fantastic phone from the moment it went on sale.
A flop indeed, my last 2 phones were from Samsung and they are really good.
I was thinking of upgrading next year to Sansung again, as my personal experience with them is good, but I will for sure not jump to the latest and greatest and instead wait it out a couple of months just because of this.
Though honestly it is never really a good idea to grab something off the shelves before it even ran some time and issues get exposed.
Not always - S7 Edge still is a fantastic phone from the moment it went on sale.
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#5344337 Posted on: 10/11/2016 12:43 PM
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#5344345 Posted on: 10/11/2016 12:55 PM
A flop indeed, my last 2 phones were from Samsung and they are really good.
I was thinking of upgrading next year to Sansung again, as my personal experience with them is good, but I will for sure not jump to the latest and greatest and instead wait it out a couple of months just because of this.
Though honestly it is never really a good idea to grab something off the shelves before it even ran some time and issues get exposed.
S7E is the best selling android of the year and easily the best phone, Note 7 is a disaster and they made the right choice.
A flop indeed, my last 2 phones were from Samsung and they are really good.
I was thinking of upgrading next year to Sansung again, as my personal experience with them is good, but I will for sure not jump to the latest and greatest and instead wait it out a couple of months just because of this.
Though honestly it is never really a good idea to grab something off the shelves before it even ran some time and issues get exposed.
S7E is the best selling android of the year and easily the best phone, Note 7 is a disaster and they made the right choice.
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Oh, you´ve messed up Samsung, big time.
That happens, when companies are rushing every product.
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P.S. Just for the record....galaxy s5 owner here