While there have as of now been reports about substitution Samsung Galaxy Note7 units overheating in South Korea, another Wall Street Journal report now says that comparable grievances have been gotten by the organization in the US too.
Much of the time, clients have griped that the phablet gets exceptionally hot amid calls. As far as concerns its, Samsung has recognized the grievances and has said that it's exploring the matter. The organization is, in any case, guaranteeing clients that the issue "does not pose a safety concern."
"There have been a few reports about the battery charging levels and we would like to reassure everyone that the issue does not pose a safety concern," the tech giant said. "In normal conditions, all smartphones may experience temperature fluctuations." The South Korean firm also said that it's focusing on each case separately and trying to get it resolved through its customer service and warranty process.
Much of the time, clients have griped that the phablet gets exceptionally hot amid calls. As far as concerns its, Samsung has recognized the grievances and has said that it's exploring the matter. The organization is, in any case, guaranteeing clients that the issue "does not pose a safety concern."
"There have been a few reports about the battery charging levels and we would like to reassure everyone that the issue does not pose a safety concern," the tech giant said. "In normal conditions, all smartphones may experience temperature fluctuations." The South Korean firm also said that it's focusing on each case separately and trying to get it resolved through its customer service and warranty process.
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