The Galaxy Note 7 is without a doubt one of the most coveted devices currently in the second half of 2016; announced on August 2, the phablet brought elements similar to the Galaxy Note 5 presented last year, but more refined, with a design similar to the S line of devices and even incorporating water resistance skills – including the S-Pen, which now is able to recognize more than 4,000 pressure levels.
With this new model, Samsung has corrected a design botch that haunted many owners of the previous model, which when entering the S-Pen in the opposite direction It caused her to be arrested in the dedicated compartment; force it out ended up breaking the detection mechanism of the same, disabling an important function of the device.
Having said that, with the re-design of the internal components and S-Pen (which now has a part thicker to prevent the insertion incorrectly), it was expected that all the problems she had already been solved, but apparently, not quite what has happened, as we see below:
Apparently, the S-Pen keeps getting stuck inside the Galaxy Note 7, only this time, the problem occurs with the correct insertion followed by an extra pressure, causing her ‘jamming’ inside the compartment, which was recorded by a user on the XDA forum, after several attempts, managed to remove the pen (no functional damage) using a thumbtack. Check out another video showing misfortune:
It is a tip for those who have a Galaxy note 7: do not put too much force when you save your S-Pen compartment
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