A little over a month ago we echoed a news item that stated that Samsung had plans to sell the stock of Note 7 that it had manufactured and recalled back in circulation in India, once it had replaced all the batteries that had been the The reason for the explosions that forced the withdrawal of this device from the market. Shortly after, the Korean firm claimed that this news had no basis and that the company's plans did not go through putting into circulation the stock that it had of the Note 7.
But it seems that he has changed his mind, since according to the press release that the company has published on its website, Samsung has announced that it will put on sale units of the restored Galaxy Note 7, which is very good news for lovers of this terminal who unfortunately were forced to return it if they did not want to keep a paperweight. These reconditioned devices will be sold through operators in certain countries, so until the company makes official the announcement of the countries where it will be available, we do not know if we can get a unit.
But before the company You have to negotiate with the regulatory authorities to verify in which countries you can put the withdrawn device back into circulation. Last January, the company gave a press conference in which it announced the two problems that had affected the Note 7 batteries, problems that in both cases caused the explosions of these terminals, forcing the company to withdraw it from the market due to the impossibility of correctly detecting what was the problem that was causing the explosions.