Samsung issues statement on replacement Galaxy Note 7 devices exploding

1. Mr.C4 (Posts: 54; Member since: yesterday)

Longest headache ever! It won’t stop raining for Sammy

2. bossman (Posts: 122; Member since: 27 Jan 2016)

Samsung is taking a hard hit with all these reports and issues

3. Nine1Sickness (Posts: 194; Member since: 30 Jan 2011)

I’m sure Steve Job’s ghost was somewhere on that Southwest airplane.

4. Zylam (Posts: 788; Member since: 20 Oct 2010)

They keep dragging it out causing damage to their brand name and image. Samsung need to cut their losses and remove the Note 7 entirely altogether.

The damage to the Note 7 has been done, the longer this saga continues the further Samsung’s name will be dragged through the dirt.

From here on out, it won’t even matter if the Note 7 explosions are fabricated or actual fact, too much negative impact has been applied to the Note 7 and sooner than later people will start assuming all Samsung devices are cheap products with dangerous flaws.

It’s over Samsung, the Note 7 failed. Time to move on.

5. darkkjedii (Posts: 21493; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)

Scammers will try to cash in. Good luck Samsung, I’m staying with you throughout this one. Hurry up, release the Gear S3, and have these issues ironed out before Note 8 drops.

Best phone out, only to be marred by battery issue, and scammers.

6. bubbadoes (Posts: 1007; Member since: 03 May 2012)

tedkord and darkj. is this sufficient enough info. or are you still in denial as always.

7. manojmcn (Posts: 555; Member since: 16 Jul 2015)

I am a Note7 owner, who had no issues with both the original & the exchange sets.
Still I think Samsung should stop sales and pause for a couple of months are target fresh release (an S version or so with 128GB memory & 6GB RAM, which was already tested) in December after clearing up these.