Samsung paralyzes shipments of the Galaxy Note 7 due to explosions

News about various devices keep pouring in Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that end up exploding instantly and for no apparent reason. It is because of that Samsung has decided to stop shipments of some units of the device while trying to clarify the matter. That devices containing lithium batteries explode is nothing new, especially since lithium is a highly flammable material. However, what starts to smell singe here is precisely what this case is so common in devices fresh out of the box. Samsung is taking action on the matter to clarify the causes.

We thought at first that these incidents were being caused by the microUSB to USB-C adapters that some users were using, but it seems that the problem goes much further. Meanwhile, Samsung has strongly discouraged charging its devices with any accessories other than the one included in the box, however they are also testing their own power adapters for a poorly manufactured run that is causing these problems. On the other hand, and from my point of view, the temperature is being the key, and perhaps it is the overheating of the device while charging that is causing all this tangle of misfortunes.

Meanwhile, we emphasize the importance of not using this type of microUSB to USB-C adapters for a while, it is not worth destroying an eight hundred euro device to save "four hard" in cables. In the same way, we remind iOS users that this type of chargers of dubious origin has also caused disasters with Apple devices, so we do not recommend them at all. The middle The Korea Herald has issued a statement indicating the same guidelines to users, especially because these explosions can cause significant damage to people and houses.