Samsung is currently going through the recall process, trying to exchange 2.5 million sold Galaxy Note 7 units so that sales could restart worldwide. The company announced that it already replaced many units in multiple countries from around the world. However, a new report says that a safe Galaxy Note 7 phone caught fire in China.
Bloomberg reported that less than 24 hours after the faulty Note 7 was exchanged for a seemingly safe unit, the latter caught fire. Hui Renjie from China's Guangzhou city received his Note 7 smartphone from e-commerce website JD.com Inc on Monday.
The smartphone caught fire causing minor injuries to two of his fingers and to his Apple MacBook. He stated that he received a visit from a Samsung representative soon afterward, who wished to take away the phone but Hui Renjie declined. He said he no longer trusts the c...
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Replaced Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Catches Fire in China
Samsung is currently going through the recall process, trying to exchange 2.5 million sold Galaxy Note 7 units so that sales could restart worldwide. The company announced that it already replaced many units in multiple countries from…
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