Samsung Galaxy Note7
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- Anonymous
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- 06 Jun 2020
Amirhossein , 20 May 2020Does anyone know why Samsung discontinued the Galaxy Note7?Because it had the exploding battery problem obviously.
- joe nodden
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- 29 May 2020
Amirhossein , 27 May 2020Yes. But I know that to prevent the Galaxy Note7 from explo... moreIrrelevant information alert.
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- alexsmart123
- n2y
- 28 May 2020
If Note7 didn't had the battery problem, it would still receive Android Updates and would be able to run Fortnite :)
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- Amirhossein
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- 27 May 2020
joe nodden, 23 May 2020Because like 75 out of millions of units sold were at risk ... moreYes. But I know that to prevent the Galaxy Note7 from exploding, I have to use the accessories that came with the phone. And I shouldn't keep it in hot areas.
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- 26 May 2020
Im using, galaxy note 7 until today, still its a beast, and i managed to import a third party li -ion battery , and eversince theres no worry of exploding batteries :) its been 2 years now
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- 25 May 2020
predator, 03 Jun 2019trust me, i own note 7 since they appear, and still working... morei want to buy note 7 but i want to sure how it"s battery work
- joe nodden
- jpa
- 23 May 2020
Anonymous, 25 Apr 2020It will explode. That is why it is discontinued and recalled.If you consider less than a 1% chance a reason to say "it will explode" then sure it will.
- joe nodden
- jpa
- 23 May 2020
Amirhossein , 20 May 2020Does anyone know why Samsung discontinued the Galaxy Note7?Because like 75 out of millions of units sold were at risk of exploding. (I'm pretty sure those are the numbers but it's been years so idk)
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- Amirhossein
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- 20 May 2020
Does anyone know why Samsung discontinued the Galaxy Note7?
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- 26 Apr 2020
oof, 24 Apr 2020actually if u open the back of the phone, and take out the ... moreThats absolutely true. If you replace the battery with a Note Fe version, it wont explode, since it is smaller and has more room to 'breathe'.
You will need to get the old firmware tho, coz the newer firmwares can limit charge to 60 percent, or sometimes even 0 percent, which would destroy the phone. If you do get the firmware downgraded to version 1, the one it used just before it was recalled, there wil be no battery limit, and since you put in a smaller Note FE battery, it wont explodel
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Apr 2020
evo, 01 Mar 2020u recommend me to buy one these days ? comes with green bat... moreIt will explode. That is why it is discontinued and recalled.
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- 24 Apr 2020
Anonymous, 16 Apr 2020Horrible actually if u open the back of the phone, and take out the faulty 3500 mha battery, you could buy a samsung, or third party 3200 mha battery. the reaso it exploded was because the battery was so compact i there, it had o roo to breathe, so the battery would just explode from overheating
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Apr 2020
Horrible
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- 01 Mar 2020
u recommend me to buy one these days ? comes with green battery software..
can i play games on it like pubg and normal using ...wifi or it explode ?
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- AStupidMidge
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- 25 Feb 2020
Anonymous, 09 Dec 2019no android 8.0 supported this device yetAnd it’ll never support Oreo cause Samsung released a software update that bricks the phone. The Fan Edition supports Pie but it skipped Oreo
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- 20 Feb 2020
Anonymous, 09 Dec 2019no android 8.0 supported this device yetAnd it’ll never support Oreo cause Samsung released a software update that bricks the phone. The Fan Edition supports Pie but it skipped Oreo
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- 09 Dec 2019
Andrew, 16 May 2019When Android 8.0 (Oreo) will be available on Samsung Galaxy... moreno android 8.0 supported this device yet
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- Tae moto
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- 01 Sep 2019
Old specs but i can't eat the price.
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- Samsung Galaxy S10e
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- 30 Jul 2019
TechNerd22, 10 Jul 2019Only 35 Note 7's exploded before Samsung discontinued them.... moreSo true. Also, Apple and Google-biased journalists in the news business made the explosions a big deal back before the recall and discontinuation.