We all know the sad fate of exploding Galaxy Note 7, which has not been on the market for too long. Samsung had to withdraw it from sale, for the safety of customers and owners themselves.
At first we thought that the problem lay with the supplier of batteries for the European market, but as it turned out later, everything was a little different. The Korean manufacturer itself still does not know where the mistake was and is constantly pulling the short end of the stick. Recently, Samsung also launched a special investigation, thanks to which the whole mystery was supposed to be solved. We will see the results already at the end of the year, and according to all indications, this will indeed be the case.
However, the South Korean company has known the test results for a long time, but is only now passing them on to various other laboratories, almost all over the world. For example, KTL (Korea Testing Laboratory) or UL, which is an American organization focused on safety, knows the answer. The general public will learn the truth at the end of 2016, but it will probably only confirm what we have known for a long time. It all came down to the poor design of the phone, where the battery inside the device was slightly larger than the space for the battery itself.
Source: GSMArena
