Over 70 Samsung Galaxy Note7 units have overheated in the US alone

13 September, 2016
More than 70 cases of Samsung Galaxy Note7s catching fire have been reported in the United States alone so far. This was revealed by Health Canada (the Canadian government department responsible for national public health) with which the tech tech giant has partnered to start the Note7 recall in the country.

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  • AnonD-551566
  • PH0
  • 13 Sep 2016

AnonD-5197, 13 Sep 2016Nah man, here in Canada, it's cold AF eh! Nothing can overh... moreLOL cute one

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    • Anonymous
    • nnQ
    • 13 Sep 2016

    AnonD-5197, 13 Sep 2016Nah man, here in Canada, it's cold AF eh! Nothing can overh... moreI guess at it water resistant you can always just drop in the nearest pile of snow. Lol.

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      • AnonD-5197
      • QDj
      • 13 Sep 2016

      AnonD-551566, 13 Sep 2016so in canada 22k defective phones were sold and one report ... moreNah man, here in Canada, it's cold AF eh! Nothing can overheat ever!

      s/

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        • Tech Guy
        • gC2
        • 13 Sep 2016

        Just go for the LG V20.

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          • Anonymous
          • kax
          • 13 Sep 2016

          What does Health Canada have to do with the United States?

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            • AnonD-304312
            • pWv
            • 13 Sep 2016

            well thing is in USA people love to sue.. I bet after it was known that Samsung phones had that kind of defect some people tried to intentionally blow it, while people in Canada probably just returned their phones.. in the end it doesn't helps Samsung's faulty product in any way of course.

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              • Anonymous
              • J5P
              • 13 Sep 2016

              Akinaro, 13 Sep 2016If USA citizens start to think, and start to use their devi... moreManufacturers should make the phones so that they do not break during normal use, bending and dropping and using it in the sun and...!

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                • Anonymous
                • XQh
                • 13 Sep 2016

                While playing a heavy graphic game if the phone gets warm you can call it overheating and note 7 is doing more than overheating. Using word overheat won't reduce the heat on Samsung.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • p%n
                  • 13 Sep 2016

                  And to think we were all told we were being cynical or haters when we said we bet there are more than the 35 units Samsung stated. I, along with many others I suspect, didn't believe that number then and we were proved right. Just because something is not confirmed by Samsung does not mean it did hot happen.

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                    • Anonymous
                    • n@d
                    • 13 Sep 2016

                    Akinaro, 13 Sep 2016If USA citizens start to think, and start to use their devi... moreBut they also treat every other phone like that so this argument is invalid. Samsung is a company which sells millions of devices,such a thing should not come up. I mean,you pay a grand for a phone and it explodes. That's pathetic

                      If USA citizens start to think, and start to use their devices with responsibility, there would be way less problems, and Im not talking only about Samsung(so dont stick to that part).
                      I saw lots of time how they threat phones. Leaving it on direct sun, in car. Using it in wet/humid environment. Bend it, throw it. And especially using damaged chargers, and especially car chargers...

                        Every human life and safety is valuable. Even if it is 1 in million, it still cannot be ignored.

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                          • AnonD-551566
                          • PH0
                          • 13 Sep 2016

                          so in canada 22k defective phones were sold and one report of over heating? i think the ppl are not issuing or not telling when the phone over heats untill they catch fire? anyways, so in the US the amount has doubled, ppl shouldn't be using them or taking measures at least untill it's replaced

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                            • Voda
                            • MVg
                            • 13 Sep 2016

                            How to you come back from an issue like this?

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                              • kex
                              • 13 Sep 2016

                              so much for less than 30 lol
                              Sorry Samsung maybe next time

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