15 hours ago, sanukjim said:

No,Contact Samsung and get your money back then buy a real phone, an iPhone .

Hmmmm..............seems then, that the majority of the worlds mobile/cell phone users do not realise that an iPhone is the "real" phone 

I have to blame the phone manufacturers. They want batteries thinner, lighter and more powerful. It appears that safety has been compromised. Lithium batteries have been used for many years with no problems. The problems only started when they made the phones thinner and lighter.

Wanna real scare?  Go to YouTube and search for exploding batteries.  Hundreds of scary examples.

 

Want good information?  Search YouTube for "search for the super battery".  Excellent documentary.  I'd post a link, but I can't access YouTube from where I am today...

I have to blame the phone manufacturers. They want batteries thinner, lighter and more powerful. It appears that safety has been compromised. Lithium batteries have been used for many years with no problems. The problems only started when they made the phones thinner and lighter.

And aircraft manufacturers. Boeing seem to use the same supplier of exploding batteries as Samsung do.

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6 hours ago, JaseTheBass said:

 

And aircraft manufacturers. Boeing seem to use the same supplier of exploding batteries as Samsung do.

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but Boeing is more likely to calculate and test power loading a lot more carefully. samsung seems comfortable in letting the general public beta test their phones.

1 minute ago, irwinfc said:

but Boeing is more likely to calculate and test power loading a lot more carefully. samsung seems comfortable in letting the general public beta test their phones.

Obviously not...

 

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/aug/19/lithium-battery-review-boeing-dreamliner-fire-heathrow

16 hours ago, JaseTheBass said:

Obviously not...

 

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/aug/19/lithium-battery-review-boeing-dreamliner-fire-heathrow

the investigation on that incident showed that the fire was caused by a short circuit and lack of a power fuse. bad design perhaps, but hardly related to miscalculated power loading i was referring to.

Do we talk about samung J7-prime here ? Never heard of J7-2

53 minutes ago, fullofmax said:

Do we talk about samung J7-prime here ? Never heard of J7-2

 

http://www.siamphone.com/spec/samsung/galaxy_j7_(2016).htm

Very bad quality Charlie ..... and I see BS adds on TV how Samsung takes quality so serious bla ... bla  ...  bla ...
 
thanks for sharing ... I'll let my thai friends know ....  
you should have someone warn others on facebook and the likes ....

Samsung only take quality seriously on the S series phones. The J phones are cheap disposables.

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