Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge In India Burst Into Flame Without Charging
Karamchand Rameshwar - Jan 16, 2020
An owner of Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge reported that her phone burst into flame even though she wasn't charging it at the time.
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Previously, we have heard about some of the Samsung phone burst into flame due to battery problems. Recently, a user in India of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge has unfortunately encountered this situation, even when she was not charging the phone.
52-year-old Seema Agarwal said that her Galaxy S7 Edge has never been repaired before. She purchased the phone on 28 December 2016. After several years, at the end of December last year, her phone suddenly got very hot. So to be safe, she placed the smartphone on the porch before going out. She didn’t think that her phone would be caught fire that quickly. Seema Agarwal said she always uses Samsung’s charger and charging cable.
After the incident, she called the police immediately and also contacted Samsung. But after the investigation, the Samsung representative said that the cause of this incident is due to the external heat source that damages the smartphone and its battery. Seema Agarwal's family was not happy about that result and planning to sue Samsung.
In 2018, an owner of the Galaxy S7 Edge in India also reported that his phone burst into flame and caused him burn injury. However, according to Twitter user Vatsal Gupta, his phone was severely damaged due to the incident while he was put it for charging unlike the case of Seema Agarwal.
Separately, you might remember the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco that was a huge blow to not only Samsung's reputation but also its finance. It caused Samsung to recall all Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, which analysts claimed that the whole thing could burn as many as $17 billion from Samsung.
Galaxy S7 Edge price: around Rs. 28,000
Galaxy s7 Edge price in India: Rs. 28,499
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