Samsung note 8

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Why are the phones dying and not being able to be recharged.My father bought 4 Samsung note 8s. 12 days after we bought them one of the phone that were bought died and would not recharge or turn on or do anything took it to the store they replaced it. On day 16 another one of the note 8 died and did the same thing would not turn back on and since I'm out of my bre period they are making me settle for a refurbished phone. On about the 22nd day the phone that was replaced on the 12th day did the same thing as well as my father's phone also. We have has 4 phones now that have done this and they aren't even a month old. Does anyone no why this is happening. Or has it happened to anyone else that may no how to fix it because paying over a thousand dollars for a phone you be now sent a refurbished oen when there is clearly a problem with the manufacturer on the phone.
 
Sounds weird that you would get not 1 but 4 Monday morning production devices, are you in US with the snapdragon model or is it exynos?
 
Yeah...I call shenanigans on this. We've had two in our house since launch, nothing like this. My brother also has one, again, flawless.
 
I'm sorry but 4 phone's? Really? You seem to have a lot of problems with every phone you have in a lot of forums here.
 
I've had mine since September 18 and it's been working perfect for me. My sister's too and she's had hers since September 11th so I don't get why you are having problems with all 4 that you purchased.
 
I have mine since 9/6 no problems at all. Did buy them at same time same store maybe a bad batch or user error?
 
If the OP is actually serious and everything said in the OP is true (doubtful because the odds of it happening are almost impossible), then about the only thing I would guess is happening is that each phone's battery is being allowed to go completely dead, which is about the worst possible thing you can do to modern lithium based batteries. If that's what is happening, stop letting the battery completely drain!
 
Launch day T-Mobile Note 8... No problems here! However I haven't let the battery go below 16%, intentionally or not.
 
If what the OP is experiencing is true, then the problem isn't with the N8. He just has a black cloud hanging over his head.
 
I've had my N8 since Sept 7th and haven't had any issues with it just dying on me....maybe you can check your outlets?
 

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