Samsung Galaxy Note7

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• Techlord777
• 3vx
• 10 Oct 2016

Every single removed feature in successors always made me sick. I always expect them to cover the full feature range of all predecessors.
Here is a random case: in the Note7 browser, holding down a link does not longer show the ordinary „Open“-option in the option-menu. Everybody thinks: why don't you just tap the link?

Well, what is that link forces me to open a new tab, but I don't want to? I might hit the fifty-tab limit, which causes, since S6, the first tab to be closed without any warning at all. Well, Lady Lee did not think about that.

The Note 7 is actually the first time ripe phone (it is not just water-protected, but even useable underwater. And the pen is more convenient to use than the fingers anyway).

I am looking forward to Hyun YEUL Lee's next performance on stage.

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• Anonymous
• y$7
• 10 Oct 2016

I still waiting note 7 or note 8:)

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• Nace
• dMK
• 10 Oct 2016

I am not surprised

They sold me an A5 with faulted software and were not interested in fixing the issue. I had to install custom ROMs to get it running, etc.

Karma gets you every now and then.
If you continue to sell sh*t

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• AnonD-183089
• Ne6
• 10 Oct 2016

Pedro-TheNeighbor, 10 Oct 2016As much as I want to keep using a Note7, the integrity of i... moreNote 4 is great indeed but its outdated comparing to note 7 but we have to wait to see S8 and note 8 as am also was planning to get the note 7 but i will keep on my S6 edge plus for a while to see whats up next.

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• Anonymous
• 3SI
• 10 Oct 2016

Nobody should buy this phone anymore. It is always the risk of it to explode and you will have more trouble to send it and receive it again than just buying an other phone

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• Anonymous
• Nyj
• 10 Oct 2016

Pedro-TheNeighbor, 10 Oct 2016Note.5 is still UNDERWHELMING with NO memory expansion. I'm... moreAt least Note 5 is not exploding and not cheap plastic!

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• Pedro-TheNeighbor
• v0q
• 10 Oct 2016

AnonD-183089, 10 Oct 2016Its officialy now guys samsung halted the note 7 production... moreAs much as I want to keep using a Note7, the integrity of it not exploding is diminishing. Multiple replaced units exploding are getting too widespread now. I lost money in buying 2 cases and D Brand skin that's still on its way to me. At least it gave me 45 days of usage - camera, S Pen, and amazing vibrant screen are totally top notch.

I'm relieved that I still have my Note 3 with 10,000 mAh extended battery to use.

I do hope this triggers the next Galaxies back with removable batteries. I absolutely do not see the logic of sealed batteries, except for water-resistance - which I've never even tested.

And that glass back idea is still so silly.

Now I'm looking into the possibility of getting a brand new Note 4, and a 10,000 mAh extended battery for it.

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• Julliard
• RIE
• 10 Oct 2016

AnonD-183089, 10 Oct 2016Its officialy now guys samsung halted the note 7 production... moreHalted. I dont expect a relaunch any sooner. It is better if they fix it for real and relaunch with the launch of S8 next year. Double flagship launch would be great. Lets set the time around March. No rush. April is even better. Like seriously, no rush at all. Master the art of perfection first Samsung!

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• AnonD-183089
• Nei
• 10 Oct 2016

Its officialy now guys samsung halted the note 7 production!!!!!!! :(

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• Pedro-TheNeighbor
• v0I
• 10 Oct 2016

Anonymous, 10 Oct 2016Yeah that's what you got for under estimating the power of ... moreNote.5 is still UNDERWHELMING with NO memory expansion. I'm better off with a Note 4 with the SAME S Pen pressure level of 2048, and I can extend the battery 3 times so I don't need to carry around a power bank.

Having to charge the Note7 before going home was one of the downside of having to put up with sealed battery. I use an average 180% of battery charge daily, since I can use up to 10 hours SOT use.

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• AmarR
• wiT
• 10 Oct 2016

Seems it's not battery nor the battery cell they believed.. it's something else which is causing the issue. Which needs to be examined. But they already lost the game! K.O. and RIP

And they shouldn't rush to early release of S8 or N8 at all like people saying. They can take their time to do proper R&D and testing in every way possible before launch.

Also don't forget to roll back the features specially removable battery, sd card, FM, IR, Wide angle camera.

And put stereo speakers. And make it the full package. Because upto Note 4 you never compromised with features particularly for Note series.

Best of luck for future.

Shhhh! Nokia is coming back! Be careful lol!!!

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• AnonD-367917
• i2s
• 10 Oct 2016

[deleted post]Confucius say 'person who laughs last, thinks slowest'...

Having an older phone that works and laughing at another person with an older phone that works? Sure.
That the person tried their best to update it? What is the issue!?
Having an older phone.. didn't you chastise the 'plastic backed' phone users when you got that 'premium note 5'; yet you had issue when a better phone came out and kept picking on it...

So now your phone brand has stuffed up again and you feel great..?
Sure thing.
Just don't think you have credibility, that your voice has any value..
Attacking people who contribute worthwhile comments whilst yours are the lowest levels of batship crazy? Opinions are often worth what we pay for them (yours and mine being given free are therefore worthless)

Maybe I miss the value in your pointless bickering, dericiveness etc..

Hence why ye log in as anon...
No one cares when your comments get deleted, shame you give nothing of value to a community of which you try to belong....

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• Anonymous
• Nyj
• 10 Oct 2016

Pedro-TheNeighbor, 09 Oct 2016Yes. I have powered down and retired my Note7. I have place... moreYeah that's what you got for under estimating the power of Note 5 against Note 7.
Note 5 still lives while your Note 7 is already a safety issue.
I often travel via airplane, and I can confidently use my 64GB Note 5 while thousands of feet above the ground. While your Note 7 is left behind where it belongs, INCINERATOR. LOL!

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• Pedro-TheNeighbor
• v0I
• 10 Oct 2016

Looks like I'll never have the safe Note7. Note 4 or Note.5 available for $25 monthly... I'll get the one with a memory expansion...

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• Pedro-TheNeighbor
• v0I
• 10 Oct 2016

Anonymous, 10 Oct 2016True. Note 7 pulled down Samsung. Not Note 5, not S6. Not... moreNote 4.

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• Anonymous
• Nyj
• 10 Oct 2016

Savor , 10 Oct 2016Breaking news: Samsung has now suspended production of the ... moreTrue. Note 7 pulled down Samsung.
Not Note 5, not S6.
Note 7 is the black sheep.
Safety is more important.
I will never upgrade to Note 7, I will keep my premium 64GB Note 5.
At least it is safe and 64GB is more than enough for my apps, it's camera is not far from the best.
At the end Note 5 still rules!

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• Anonymous
• Hkt
• 10 Oct 2016

A happy user of Moto X style. ;)

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• Savor
• PSv
• 10 Oct 2016

Breaking news: Samsung has now suspended production of the Note7.

Listen, people can love it. That's all on you. That's your prerogative. But you have to choose between your selfish pleasures which might reek of arrogance, denial, and irresponsibility or your safety and anyone or anything around it? Get busy living. These stories are NOT FAKE. That's ypur denial of enjoying it so much speaking to you. Samsung wouldn't halt production if these stories were fake.

I really wanted this phone. Samsung just had to break our hearts by rushing it to the market to beat Apple and Quality Assurance wasn't up to par. Skip all the flagships this year. The 2017 flagships are the ones worth waiting for. I just hope these burning issues don't carryover to the S8 and Note8 but it might like what happened with the LG bootloops. Will never trust Samsung again after this debacle..

Motorola (a Lenovo company)
Nokia (former king)
LG (because they still offer removable batteries)
Xiaomi
Apple
Sony
Google

The rest don't matter to me. I might never look at a Samsung phone again. Not even their foldable display technology. They innovate but don't care about quality. Patience is a virtue in tech and they lack that. Rush rush rush just to beat Apple. The stupidity on their part. Samsung wants to throw as much crap on the wall to see what sticks. I hope this is the end for sealed batteries for them, then maybe I would reconsider. For 2017, LG G6 or V30 if they finally have common sense to pack a larger battery. That's their main Achilles this year.

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• Anonymous
• 7Xp
• 10 Oct 2016

AnonD-595414, 09 Oct 2016I've been really sceptical about these explosions but now I... moreShare the same thoughts. Been waiting for the Note 7 since August 19, but then issues happened. What I'm gonna do is to get me an S7 Edge for almost half of its price (brand new) then once S8 has been released, will be selling it then go for the S8. Well, that's just me. S7 Edge is the Note 7 minus Iris Scanner/USB Type C and others.

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• Anonymous
• U@q
• 10 Oct 2016

The Last Best Device of the Note Series that remains in the History will be Note 4. It has no complaints till date.

Then Came Note 5, and the S Pen Issue.
Then Came Note 7 Skipping the Number 6.. And It is really pathetic to know that it will be exiled, even before its official release in Indian Sub Continent, due to Exploding Batteries of the Recalled Replaced Units too.

Here is the Source Link that says so:

SGN7 Production Comes to A Halt

I am typing from My Note 4.

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