Who on here still using their note 7 daily

[monsieurms]

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and it hasn’t exploded! (editorial) | AndroidGuys[/url]

You know, I can understand why someone might think they've made it past the rough spot and it is safe. However, from articles that I read, the problem described was one of gradual deterioration that eventually exposed the defect that allowed the phones to catch fire. As they noted at the time, they didn't exactly just all explode at once on release. I suppose it's possible some might be just fine. (Please don't take an apartment next to me, though!) But isn't it also possible that continued deterioration will cause the problem? Other aggravating factors mentioned along the way in this debacle included possible issues if charging it all the way, leaving it on the charger overnight, fast charging, etc? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe depending on how used. Will the 60% charge limitation handle all that? Again, maybe, but apparently Samsung didn't think so. Hey, what do they know? Seems dicey and unnecessary. And I'm not sure why anyone wants a phone with a battery that only charges to 60%. That would seem to be a problem.

In the meanwhile, the most important comment is probably the one that went "Samsung will brick it" after a while.
You should probably get used to another one.

OK I exaggerated I'll admit but I think Y'all are crazy, but it is YOUR decision at the end of the day.

If they live on a desert island, it's their decision. If they are in the apartment next to me, I'd like a vote.

 

[jgraves1107]

That in itself is the reason people keep thinking there is an issue with all N7's. The problem is Source. None of these bloggers nor reporters actually got the facts. They went with a story they knew would freak people out. I have only one thing to say here. Let people alone andnquit telling them they are going to hurt someone by keeping the phone. The cpsc and Samsung still cannot make the phone burn up. That being said could prove the original thought that the carriers were left to check batteries on returns and did in fact let some with bad batteries back out in the wild. Went back to my N7 cuz my stupid replacement s7e overheated and crapped out.

 

[Aquila]

As long as there are people bragging about ignoring the recall, there will be people pointing out that they could follow the recall. If you think that's annoying, I'll point out that it's far less annoying from a forums perspective than people telling other members what they should post. If a post bothers you and you can't ignore it and keep scrolling, then report it. Responding is almost always a bad idea.