Kevin OQuinn
AC Team Emeritus
Located in Sacramento, CA. Picked up my replacement AT&T Note 3 Black at Best Buy today. Box has black square.
Oh man you got a Note 3? You're way more OG than those Note 4 people.....
Located in Sacramento, CA. Picked up my replacement AT&T Note 3 Black at Best Buy today. Box has black square.
I wonder if the safety recall notice will keep randomly appearing on the bad Note 7s. Or maybe every time it powers up, or some other frequency to annoy the user.
Personally they need to kill switch them.
There's no valid excuse other than selfishness to refuse to exchange it. Period.
Ok, what date is that? On which day did Samsung stop making defective phones and start making ones that were fixed? Because if we don't know that date, then comparing any other dates to an unknown date is pointless.
Here's how you can actually tell whether or not your phone is defective:
1. Did you receive it as an exchange for the one that you originally purchased or purchase it after October 21, 2016? If No to both, your phone is defective.
2. Does the site Samsung provided to check your IMEI say that your device is good? No? Then your phone is defective.
Else; ok.
The Samsung + app in my replacement phone has a "check my phone" option in the "For You" section that will automatically check the database.
Personally they need to kill switch them.
There's no valid excuse other than selfishness to refuse to exchange it. Period.
Personally they need to kill switch them.
There's no valid excuse other than selfishness to refuse to exchange it. Period.
Dang, October 21 2016? Back to the future status, huh?Ok, what date is that? On which day did Samsung stop making defective phones and start making ones that were fixed? Because if we don't know that date, then comparing any other dates to an unknown date is pointless.
Here's how you can actually tell whether or not your phone is defective:
1. Did you receive it as an exchange for the one that you originally purchased or purchase it after October 21, 2016? If No to both, your phone is defective.
2. Does the site Samsung provided to check your IMEI say that your device is good? No? Then your phone is defective.
Else; ok.
Oh man you got a Note 3? You're way more OG than those Note 4 people.....
No venom intended, sorry if it came off that way. I think you're right on the reason people care.You could direct your venom to those that actually wanted to know when the phones were manufactured instead of the guy that simply took a guess as to why they asked...
Exchanged prior to 10/21 and new purchases afterDang, October 21 2016? Back to the future status, huh?
Joking aside, I had my local T-Mobile store say they had replacements Note 7s on September 17th 2016. So I swapped out my original device for it. The exchange device has a manufacturers date of August 24th 2016 and the IMEI also came up as a defected model. So the date on when it was made does matter, but only to an extent.
Carrier?Got mine in the mail today but haven't opened the box yet, I'm gonna get my carrier to help me with the switch tomorrow.
What color was yours from Tustin?