Uh-oh, foggy lens problem?

[Mike Dee]

NO - it doesn't involve jail time.

Spoken like a true guard

 

[ihbsbA]

He doesn’t show the camera housing here, but it’s under water for an hour...

https://youtu.be/22pLuB8lnso

 

[DSMpowerhousegroup]

It's fake news.

 

[L0n3N1nja]

How about this to dry out a phone instead of rice...

Preheat oven to 90 degrees.
Prepare Note by placing in a non stick pan.
Place in oven and set timer bake for 20 minutes to allow any moisture to evaporate.
Afterwards, remove from oven and place on counter in room temperature to cool.
Works??

Store I used to work at used a food dehydrator to dry out water damaged phones. We threw phones in there at no cost since there was no guarantee it would fix the device but it did work sometimes. Either way got the phone dry for us before we attempted repairs if the customer wanted to pay for us to tear it apart at that time.

 

[svtcobra]

[Please no personal information, can PM them if you like ]

Thanks. Wasn't thinking. My back hurts... Is that personal?

 

[svtcobra]

Holding on to my Note 10 until the last day to send back.

Trading in my Note 9, keeping the 10+5G

 

[mustang7757]

Thanks. Wasn't thinking. My back hurts... Is that personal?

You been here long time !

 

[svtcobra]

You been here long time !

But I'm veryyyy old. Lol My bad.

 

[boufa]

So a minor thing happens in a rare circumstance...ok and ??

 

[Mike Dee]

Thanks. Wasn't thinking. My back hurts... Is that personal?

HIPAA

 

[sincere11105]

Did you FORGET this is 2020?

That's all we need.

 

[sincere11105]

It will only happen to the Snapdragon..... the Exynos will be perfect LOL

Its about time Exynos users have something good except the 256g model. Which I would love to have

 

[sincere11105]

lol don’t cancel your order because of one case of this

You still have a return policy. Why cancel it now

 

[sincere11105]

For anyone that read the article to the end, they clearly point out that these reports are not officially substantiated. I find that irresponsible reporting and amounts to not much more than clickbait until we know for sure.

From the article

"One major point to note is that these reports are not yet officially substantiated. Samsung has not acknowledged the issue on any of its official platforms, and the alleged reply from the company is also yet to be confirmed. The PhoneArena team has reached out to Samsung and has yet to receive a response. As this is a developing issue, this article will be updated as relevant information arises"

Even if this is a wide spread issue, I think Samsung will do the right thing considering the issues they have had in the past from the note 7, the S20U camera issue.

Based on the article:

Shockingly, the message also states that, due to the phenomenon being inherently natural, Samsung is not liable to provide repairs or replacements

 

[sincere11105]

People can't wait to hate on Samsung because they're successful. And most these news media outlets are pro Apple. Ironically which also has Samsung parts in it. I've been buying Samsung since the Galaxy S4. Never had a single issue with none of my devices. Best on the market to me. Can't wait until mine shows up.

Til this day I am a bit salty about the Note 7. That Coral blue was amazing. Please bring that back Samsung

 

[svtcobra]

HIPAA

Yes, my Hippa is sore too!

 

[DSMpowerhousegroup]

Til this day I am a bit salty about the Note 7. That Coral blue was amazing. Please bring that back Samsung

Samsung is a company that tries to innovate as they attempted with the Note 7. They just tried to cram in too much battery and things were too tight. I like that they try to do things first. When you're trying to innovate sometimes things happen. Could be a boring company that never tries to change anything. But again, I personally never had an issue with any of their phones I've owned. I will admit that I didn't own the Note 7 though. Heck, some companies have problems and they aren't even innovating. They're always last to the table.

 

[sincere11105]

Samsung is a company that tries to innovate as they attempted with the Note 7. They just tried to cram in too much battery and things were too tight. I like that they try to do things first. When you're trying to innovate sometimes things happen. Could be a boring company that never tries to change anything. But again, I personally never had an issue with any of their phones I've owned. I will admit that I didn't own the Note 7 though. Heck, some companies have problems and they aren't even innovating. They're always last to the table.

I completely agree. I didn't personally have issues with the note 7. I just want that color back

 

[DSMpowerhousegroup]

Hopefully they'll bring that color back. But I'm excited about the bronze and can't wait to get it in my hands.

 

[sincere11105]

Hopefully they'll bring that color back. But I'm excited about the bronze and can't wait to get it in my hands.

Same!! I was hesitant on the bronze at first. Then saw some videos and a lot of YouTubers praising it