There have already been a number of complaints from users about the device locking up and/or ending up in a continual bootloop cycle and recently, there has been some reports of the Galaxy Note 7’s battery exploding.
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Samsung has never shied away from matching Apple and it’s reportedly going to bring a new dual-lens camera system to its next-generation Galaxy S8 smartphone, expected to launch at Mobile World Congress 2017, which takes place from February 27 through March 2, 2017.
“Shipments of the Galaxy Note 7 are being delayed due to additional tests being conducted for product quality”, Samsung said in a statement.
Hyundai Securities said in a report released today that the Galaxy Note 7’s problems appeared to be related to modules or parts, and that such “malfunctions” should be resolved quickly.
Currently, the Samsung website says the device is “temporarily out of stock”, so it’s unclear if the Australian market will be delayed.
However, Samsung fanboys note that maybe the company is coming out with Galaxy Folder 2 for the low budget market.
The Galaxy Note 7 has received rave reviews including the full five stars from Daily Star Online.
A mere five days after official launch, reports of Galaxy Note 7 malfunctioning popped up, and the brand is taking this issue very seriously as shipments have been halted.
After both of these reports, and apparently other similar incidents, hit the web, Samsung has allegedly stopped shipments of the device (via The Korea Herald).
Talks on Samsung’s upcoming flagship smartphone dubbed as the Galaxy S8 have started now that the much-awaited Galaxy Note 7 has been released. Let us know if you’ve run into any issues so far.
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The Verge has reported that Samsung was working on a follow up phone to its Galaxy Folder flip phone but it didn’t paint a clear picture of what the phone is like.
