Samsung Galaxy Note7
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- AnonD-183089
- Nea
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-581078, 06 Sep 2016Can i buy note 7 or not ? Please tell me your opinion frien... moreNot now just wait 2 more months in order be sure that all the current units in the markets with the flaws are replaced....its a great device and I love it and planning to get it but not now at all
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- AnonD-183089
- Nea
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-453339, 06 Sep 2016What about note 7 that i just bought from china it's will explodeChina's units have no problems the rest of the countries will be recalled
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- AnonD-453339
- tZ4
- 06 Sep 2016
People dont afraid to buy this phone cuz samsung will take care this problem with full responsibility to give us great smartphone
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- AnonD-430264
- kH6
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-100398, 06 Sep 2016do you still use rear camera for selfies? LOL or do you nee... moreWeren't you the only one who was intrigued by the "rear selfie cam" plug-in in the Note 5 comment section when I mentioned it? Yep!
Stop trolling, pal. Or continue to complain about the Note 7's camera and threatening to buy a V20. We don't care dude!
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- AnonD-453339
- tZ4
- 06 Sep 2016
What about note 7 that i just bought from china it's will explode
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- Perez5k
- Nu7
- 06 Sep 2016
The problem with Samsung is that they try to copy every feature they see in any other smartphone OS, that's why the have been repeatedly sued by apple (iPhone).
Here lies the problem of Samsung note 7, they copied iris scanner from Lumia 950xl, they also made the note 7 USB type C, (which was also copied from Lumia 950xl) but when they tried to make the USB type C fast charging, they ended up making explosive devices.
The L950xl was made of snapdragon 810, which is known to be heating, but the L950xl never exploded, they only heated up. The heating up has been solved and corrected with updates.
So I began to wonder, what if the SN7 was made of snapdragon 810, the world would have experience multiple explosions across the globe.
Now I know Microsoft make better hardware and software. If it can accommodate snapdragon 810 which the most dreaded processor without much issues.
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- AnonD-100398
- 7ty
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-430264, 06 Sep 2016You shoot fireworks off at Christmas?do you still use rear camera for selfies? LOL or do you need some more schooling?? LOL
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- AnonD-581078
- U@Z
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-77443, 05 Sep 2016True but it wasn't successful sales wise and had lots of co... moreWht r the problems you have
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- AnonD-581078
- U@Z
- 06 Sep 2016
Can i buy note 7 or not ? Please tell me your opinion friends (i'm confused)
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- Julian
- IbG
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-430264, 06 Sep 2016You shoot fireworks off at Christmas?Fireworks are often exploded on christmas in several countries, I know that's the case in South and Central America
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-77443, 05 Sep 2016The battery issue is really disappointing given that the GN... moreOne rotten tomato will contaminate the whole basket of good tomatoes, what more if it is 35. LOL!
Samsung has just made it official that the exploding Galaxy Note 7 smartphones are a real problem which according to their research and reports, may happen to one in every 42,000 units. Samsung Mobiles president Koh also stated that they have so far found 35 incidents around the world in which the Note 7 had shown signs of excessive heating, catching fire or even exploding while being charged. In light of these incidents, the smartphone will be recalled all around the world as a safety measure and as expected, sales have stopped for now as well.
The battery related problem will perhaps be solved by the South Korean giant over time, but a MASSIVE DAMAGE has already been done. The exploding smartphones have not only put a blemish on an otherwise perfect series of Note devices, but the bad reputation will definitely affect the sales of Samsung smartphones in general.
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- Pedro-TheNeighbor
- v0q
- 06 Sep 2016
I just had a visit at my carrier's store, and they have no idea when new stocks of Note7s are coming. News of a local Samsung center advised a September 19 release.
This is all good to return a potential hazardous defective device, and being replaced. Apparently, I can cancel my entire contract if I want to. There's no immediate replacement or loan unit, and so I'll be using the Note7 with a few precautions:
1. Charge with a powerbank that has an auto off after it reaches full charge - Xiaomi is one. Use with original Type C cable.
2. Do not charge while on heavy use like Hotspot or gaming.
3. Install battery monitors like GSam that has alarms if it is overheating, overcurrent.
4. Do not use fast charging or any form of wireless charging as they contribute extra heat.
5. Charge little chunks instead of one long charge after a deep discharge. It's less stressful for the battery.
6. Keep the Note7 away from combustible material like paper, and best keep it on a concrete floor while charging with a powerbank. It's not a good idea to be charging it while it's in your pocket.
7. Use the original Type C cable and not use fast charging.
Looks like I need to wait two weeks before I get my replacement. Stay safe everyone.
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- AnonD-430264
- kH6
- 06 Sep 2016
Anonymous, 06 Sep 2016Christmas is just a few months away so this phone can be us... moreYou shoot fireworks off at Christmas?
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- Anonymous
- wu4
- 06 Sep 2016
Christmas is just a few months away so this phone can be used for "explosive" firework shows, though an expensive one to that.
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- Pedro-TheNeighbor
- v0q
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-100398, 06 Sep 2016yeh but only in your full of assumption and imaginary world... moreWithout any figures of Samsung's sales of Note.5s, you have ASSUMED that the Note.5 was successful? They have stopped selling the Note.5 right away after even just news of the Note7 was coming out. If it really was the right formula with NO microSD slot, why even BOTHER putting in the feature of a memory expansion for the Note7?! Water-resistance, bigger battery, better camera, more features, memory expansion? Not better than the Note7?
Note.5 128GB never made it on sale outside South Korea so stop insinuating that it was sold everywhere. 64GB had very limited sales market, and 64GB is not enough for people like me who would like to use a lot more space for media to maximize the use of a device, or else it's becomes a hassle to always be using OTG dongles.
Why would you bother even even saying you are getting the Note7 if the NOTE.5 is "the most successful in the entire Note line up"? You complain about not having to be able to see all the screen because of the curved edge, you think the camera is lower quality despite being regarded as the BEST performing by experts?
Do us a big favor and just tell us you ARE NOT getting the Note7 at all, and be done with it.
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- AnonD-100398
- bJ7
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-77443, 05 Sep 2016True but it wasn't successful sales wise and had lots of co... moreyeh but only in your full of assumption and imaginary world.which is backed by the justification of your note7 purchase.Lol.grow up.
Note5 was the most successfull in the entire Note line up it is still a wonderfull purchase.plus it does have 64 and 128gb versions .just cause your country had only 32gb version of note5 does not mean that it was not succesfull in the entire world.
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- Julliard
- HjB
- 06 Sep 2016
AnonD-568767, 05 Sep 2016OK if I have old news give me a new nems abuot note 7.Samsung covering a 'heart breaking amount' for Note7 replacement. 70% of the Galaxy Note7 battery units were supplied by Samsung SDI Co., while the remaining were provided by Chinese battery maker Amperex Technology. That is what you call news.
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- sony e4g
- 0VS
- 05 Sep 2016
AnonD-77443, 05 Sep 2016I don't believe you but feel free to post a photo link with... moreyea true maybe she is apple fan :) the second reason is some people only just "lie"
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- Vasanth
- U@K
- 05 Sep 2016
This brand smae thecnical prblm and voltage complaint so other brand compare in OPPO VIVO is good quality
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- AnonD-77443
- v6J
- 05 Sep 2016
[deleted post]I don't believe you but feel free to post a photo link with the word bunyip22 written beside it to prove me wrong.