Bomb 2.0? Samsung's new Note 7 also overheats

The Galaxy Note 7 battery explosion accident caught Samsung off guard and left it in a state of panic, but the electronics giant still acted quickly and immediately began a large-scale recall and replacement. For example, 500,000 units have been replaced in the United States, accounting for half of the total sales.

However, South Korea's YTN TV station reported today that the replaced new version of Galaxy Note 7 also has overheating problems, and power will be lost even when charging.

However, so far, such complaints about replacing Note 7 phones have only appeared in South Korea. The specific number involved is unclear, and Samsung has not given a definite answer.

Although Samsung claimed that 90% of American Note 7 users chose to accept the new phone rather than buy other phones, the emergence of such news will inevitably further shake people's confidence in the world's largest smartphone maker.

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