The collection of about 2.5 million devices Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that had already been put into the market, and whose battery burst in charge, can cost almost one billion euros to south coerana company. The estimate comes from Bloomberg. The Samsung made the decision last week. In a statement sent to operators that works around the world, Samsung, after performing a “rigorous” investigation and detect “an anomaly in some batteries that integrate these equipment” decided to suspend the sale but ensures it will offer replacement equipment users, regardless of when you purchased the phone. Concerned that some equipment start burning when carrying battery. In the same statement, Samsung, based on data that was on September 1, he said “were reported 35 cases globally and we are currently carrying out a full inspection to identify possible affected batteries. “ in Portugal MEO told TVI that, acting in accordance with the position taken publicly by Samsung Electronics,” suspended deliveries of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that had been reserved for pre-order and proceeded proactively to contact their customers who had already received the smartphone, requesting their return. “ also the NOS ensures that” will of course comply with Samsung’s instructions and cooperate in the collection of equipment. “ For its part, Vodafone said that” following the incidents that occurred with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, and with the quality and safety of client absolute priority for Vodafone, all customers who have purchased the product in the pre-sales phase were contacted and informed of their options. ” None of the operators did, however, reveal how many devices were collected.
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