The Galaxy Note 7 barely hit the market and have been the victim of a nasty explosion. A user who had recently purchased the unit reported the accident at a Chinese forum and showed pictures of the damage.
the details are few, but the user says that it is the south Korean version of the cell phone. The images also make clear that was used an adapter to allow use a micro-USB cable to charge a smartphone that uses a new USB-C input.
With the beginning of the spread of USB-C entries, emerged a concern with the use of non-original adapters and cables that would not be produced with due care to meet the new specifications format. The concern was such that a Google engineer even created a website with reviews of all the cables that he could find on Amazon.
The explosion of the Galaxy Note 7 in question may have been caused by a problem adapter or a combination of pirate boot with pirate adapter. A tip to avoid such cases is the usual one: use the chargers and cables supplied by the manufacturer of your e
Via PhoneArena
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