AnonD-424566, 23 Sep 2016Sammy are self distructing them selves with all this exploding battery thing,well lets hope so !Not really. Any 4 year old phone with a busted battery can catch fire at any time. Haters just love to sensationalize the issue.
Its quite certain that the user had an aftermarket battery on the phone. Considering how old the Note 2 is by now, it is highly likely that he may have replaced his battery atleast once. I've generally seen that third party batteries sell better in India compared to the originals as they are significantly cheaper. Without a proper investigation, there was no point dragging Samsung into this or generalizing all the "Note" devices. I've owned almost all Note devices except the Note 5, and the Notes are definitely Samsung's best phones period.
Sammy are self distructing them selves with all this exploding battery thing,well lets hope so !
investigation is due indeed, there should be no reason (to blame the phone itself) for it to catch fire, there's always the chance though but it's less likely considering it's a Note2 (as the post said) my guess is bad manipulation from user but who knows... still seems too staged since the note7 is already being issued in proper way (although delayed a bit in some coutnries)
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