Samsung Galaxy Note 7 recall has swollen many users' positive and negative reactions. Samsung has announced on Tuesday that it will halt its production of the products because of the numerous reports of overheating and catching fire. The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission calling all users to turn off their Galaxy Note 7 now.
In the middle of Samsung's great recall for its Galaxy Note 7, the company's showroom in New York City is deciding not to post any signage for its recall. Instead, representatives are entertaining questions regarding refunds and/or exchanges to the customer service hotline. Actually, the showroom does not sell the products, but simply removed all the Galaxy Note 7 display from the showroom. It was even banned in some flights, reports Engadget.
All four general US carriers had stopped offering Note 7 through the sale and exchange. The Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint announced that they will exchange Note 7s with another device. But, Samsung T-Mobile, Best Buy also announced that they will give exchange options and provided full refunds for those customers who wanted a money back option. Even Amazon will also provide full refunds for customers.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices -- which are known to catch fire -- are being banned from all US flights https://t.co/oK1eEUoF5X pic.twitter.com/mWHnbJ28IA
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Not only retailers and carriers are not the only who encourages Note 7 returns of their devices. The Oculus issued an update to remove all their support for the Oculus Gear VR platform. Also, a massive recall has already been implemented, reports Ars Technica.
US bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on all flights https://t.co/3H58Jw3pFS pic.twitter.com/x2piXqXQkt — Engadget (@engadget) October 15, 2016
Meanwhile, authorities have encouraged to power down all your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone right now. The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission Chairman, Elliot Kaye, concerned to urge this call for those customers who even got the hang out of the original Note 7 or got their replacements because some of the phones are issued to overheat when charged.
Samsung Note 7 are now in the verge of power down because of certain dilemmas experienced by the customers. The Samsung Company itself issued statements to stop all operations of selling or exchanging the device as the investigation is underway. They also stopped the production of Galaxy Note 7 device.
