Samsung Galaxy Note7
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- Pedro-TheNeighbor
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- 16 Oct 2016
Anonymous, 16 Oct 2016At last you woke up from Note 7 dilemma.
I still enjoy m... moreSorry, I already requested a termination and return of the Note7 after a 3rd report on the exploding replacement units. I totally went back to the Note 3. Still have MORE features than the Note.5. I got a chance to actually get the Note.5 at $25 cash out on my renewal of my plan. I'm not going to bite.
Same thing as I have been saying since over a year ago - Having only internal 32GB is BAD idea, no matter how slick the Note.5 looks.
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 16 Oct 2016
Specification: Status - Discontinued.
They should!
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 16 Oct 2016
Julliard, 15 Oct 2016After Note5 received Nougat update it will have all the Not... moreNote 5 still the best!
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 16 Oct 2016
Anonymous, 16 Oct 2016I will keep using this Excellence N7
No upgrade software ... moreJust hope and pray that your unit is not included in the 0.01% ...
Good luck.
No thanks but I wouldn't take the chance especially safety.
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 16 Oct 2016
Pedro-TheNeighbor, 16 Oct 2016I really loved using the Note7. The very tight sealed batte... moreAt last you woke up from Note 7 dilemma.
I still enjoy my 64GB Note 5 safe and sound, while now you are afraid of the Note 7 explosion.
Hahahaha!
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- Anonymous
- PTS
- 16 Oct 2016
AnonD-556162, 16 Oct 2016it was the best smartphone on the market, iphone and google... moreiPhone and Pixel are industry GOLD standard phones not like this cheap Note 7, absolutely tasteless and yeah they do not burst into flames...!!!!
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- AnonD-556162
- FdZ
- 16 Oct 2016
it was the best smartphone on the market, iphone and google pixel toys.
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- Pedro-TheNeighbor
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- 16 Oct 2016
Anonymous, 16 Oct 2016I will keep using this Excellence N7
No upgrade software ... moreI really loved using the Note7. The very tight sealed battery is a bad idea... Even smaller than the iPhone7 Plus, yet iP7+ has a smaller battery. I returned mine, and kept all the accessories including the S Pen. The new S Pen has 4096 levels of pressure and works very nicely with my old Note 3 - it fits the pen silo. I can do more refined drawings with it.
Keeping the Note7 is foolish, dangerous and selfish. It has a very high potential of exploding compared to any other make. It's just too bothersome to keep thinking that you have a chance to suffer third-degree burns. In the end, Samsung will have a forced update that will render it useless. Have it exchanged or have your refund now.
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- Sin29
- vGT
- 16 Oct 2016
It's so sad to hear Samsung has discontinued the note 7. It was a superb phone I was eagerly waiting for this phone to be launched in my country.
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- Anonymous
- UGj
- 16 Oct 2016
I will keep using this Excellence N7
No upgrade software not an issue.
It just performance brilliantly.
At least it takes few months before Samsung eventuallly decide to kill it remotely.
One month heavy usage ,,,,, what fire? what explode,? what smoke? @0.01% its affected N7.
Just recall the set from US.
Out of the 90 odds incident happen, honestly i just dont know how many is genuine a case.
,,,,,, why majority incident happen in US is good to ponder about.
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- AnonD-598236
- yJ{
- 16 Oct 2016
I don't believe all the conspiracy theories with this, the greatest phone ever made, not sure if I'm going to trade my replacement note 7 or not. I'm most likely going to keep it until it breaks(I have insurance on it at best buy, wonder if I'll get the next android update lol). I firmly believe that after one or two had issues abroad us greedy Americans started doing everything possible to replicate issue and go for the quick $25k settlement. That's just my opinion. I did read somewhere that about half of the reported incidences were fake. The most disturbing news of all this was Samsung killing the Note line altogether. That would be rather unfortunate. I've now had a Note, Note2, Note 4 and now Note 7. My son has followed right along with me however his Note 4 didn't make it as long as mine did and had to upgrade to a Note 5 last Christmas. Should I decide to trade it in I suppose to I'll be between a S7 edge or a Note 5. It does appear that the S7 is only .2 inches smaller, I suppose I can live with that. Any other suggestion?
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- AnonD-598240
- r7y
- 16 Oct 2016
I still love my Note 7 (Silver) to this day. I will not return it to Samsung unless they actually kill it in my possession. They already limited my battery by firmware, and I'll reset the firmware soon, but even still it runs all day long and I really enjoy the use of this phone. Not one bit afraid.
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- Anonymous
- wvU
- 16 Oct 2016
Does the s7 edge have the same type of exploding bomb battery as the note7?
Was thinking of upgrading scary will go back to HTC 1 next after my s6 unless Samsung can garentee no more scary exploding phones.
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- AnonD-597859
- N6k
- 16 Oct 2016
Hatedat, 15 Oct 2016I rather choice apple, samsung or oppo device than thatApple is justified but Samsung and oppo ? Are u serious ? First of all oppo sucks rly hard because of their socs (CPU and GPU are just horrible even on their latest and best phones) which affects the phone performance directly , they only thing they care about is the fingerprint sensor speed and the selfie quality which is pretty retarded that's for oppo and choosing Samsung there is questionable as well because we all know Samsung it simply sucks because of them thinking that they are the only good phone manufacturer out there, ridiculously over pricing their phone and stealing their Design language from apple ,cmon your better than that XD
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- AnonD-556162
- 3LZ
- 15 Oct 2016
That you'd have the best smartphone ever made.
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- Julliard
- RIE
- 15 Oct 2016
Imperator Neubaticus, 15 Oct 2016Man it's so difficult to find a replacement for this phone.... moreAfter Note5 received Nougat update it will have all the Note7 features. Except for iris scanner of course. Just wait a little bit longer. Dont rush Samsung. After all of this happening you should have learnt not to rush Samsung anymore. They rushed, they give you poop device. They slow, they give you a very nice update; eventually.
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- Maffs
- Nnx
- 15 Oct 2016
I am a Note addict; Note 4(Stolen), Note 8, Note 12.2. Dilemma, what now? Samsung have nobody told you that in times like this you MUST keep your customers informed every step of the way or are you happy if your loyal customer base will reluctantly move elsewhere?
Besides keeping your customers informed my suggestion would be, urgently bring out a Note 5 128g to provide your customers with a sensible alternative and please don't even mention the ridiculous 32g or even 64g versions.... unfortunately Samsung is renowned for not listening to their customers so I sadly have little hope of any positive response from Samsung.
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- Imperator Neubaticus
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- 15 Oct 2016
Man it's so difficult to find a replacement for this phone. Nothing else comes close :( contemplating note 5 but it's still inferior. :(
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- TCool
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- 15 Oct 2016
I was very thankful I didn't downgrade my SAFE Note 5 to UNSAFE Note 7.
I can still enjoy travelling on a plane with my phone.
Taking photographs of scenery above the ground, listening to my favorite music files, playing games.
No worry with my 64GB Note 5.