Nlatio Turbocharged September 18, 2016 Share September 18, 2016 Seriously so far, anyone heard of exploding Note 7 outside of US of A..... none that I know..... whassup with the set in US of A??? They put Iphone 7 battery in Note 7??? KABOOM..... ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dfx16 6th Gear September 18, 2016 Share September 18, 2016 (edited) Edited off topic Edited September 18, 2016 by Dfx16 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
rovwei 2nd Gear September 18, 2016 Share September 18, 2016 Wow. The exchange process is very efficient. I got my new phone in less than 10 minutes, including the queue..hassle free.. One phone n 2sets of accessories. Worth it.. haha. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Victor68 Turbocharged September 18, 2016 Share September 18, 2016 Man sues Samsung after Note7 explodes in his pocket NEW YORK • Samsung Electronics is being sued by a Florida man who said he suffered severe burns after his Galaxy Note7 smartphone exploded in his front pants pocket. http://www.straitstimes.com/world/united-states/man-sues-samsung-after-note7-explodes-in-his-pocket ouch ... I am very curious to understand how would a handphone battery explode without attaching to any charging cable to a power line. I have experienced the phone being very hot because there are plenty of apps running in he background that drains off the battery but explode means the battery is super high voltage? Good to know the technical possibility so that we ca avoid such a situation. If it applies to Note7, surely any other phone too. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kb27 Supersonic September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 I am very curious to understand how would a handphone battery explode without attaching to any charging cable to a power line. I have experienced the phone being very hot because there are plenty of apps running in he background that drains off the battery but explode means the battery is super high voltage? Good to know the technical possibility so that we ca avoid such a situation. If it applies to Note7, surely any other phone too. Explode means overheat due to high current, and/or short circuit. It doesn't necessary mean high voltage. So a faulty lithium battery can develop an internal short without being charged, although the likelihood is lesser. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Victor68 Turbocharged September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Explode means overheat due to high current, and/or short circuit. It doesn't necessary mean high voltage. So a faulty lithium battery can develop an internal short without being charged, although the likelihood is lesser. Thank you for your explanation. The lithium battery is a solid state component. I wonder how short circuit could take place unless it completely melt down, which would require very high heat. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xanavi 4th Gear September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 (edited) Seriously so far, anyone heard of exploding Note 7 outside of US of A..... none that I know..... whassup with the set in US of A??? They put Iphone 7 battery in Note 7??? KABOOM..... Saw in Hardwarezone there are 2 cases in China liao http://m.mydrivers.com/newsview/499966.html quote name="Doppel" post="5935122" timestamp="1474118604"] I am wondering what Samsung would do to the recalled Galaxy Note 7 sets with the defective batteries? Roll them over with a bulldozer, or replace the defective batteries and resell them as refurbished sets?Probably refurbish but sell to 3rd world countries. Like Apple who did that with their recon phones. There is a demand for it. Edited September 19, 2016 by Xanavi Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kb27 Supersonic September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Thank you for your explanation. The lithium battery is a solid state component. I wonder how short circuit could take place unless it completely melt down, which would require very high heat. Here's a simple explanation http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-37255127 The problem is the manufacturing of lithium cells. At its current state, it's not completely safe. Unfortunately, lithium cells provides the most energy dense battery in a small package, and still in high demand. People complain about short battery time in their phone, but they don't complain about the small lithium battery size, until it explode. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jman888 Moderator September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 when i use the phone under the sun (like catching pokemon or surf mcf) where it require constant data up/downloading, the battery get heated up till very very hot, even more hot when you use power bank at the same time. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kb27 Supersonic September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Battery explode is always due to over-heat problem. Same as tyre. Even car lead-acid battery explode. This usually happen when there's 1 shorted-cell, leading to overcharging of the rest of the 5 good cells. The 5 good cells become super-heated and the next time, you try to crank the engine...boom ! However, lead-acid battery cracks and spill acid into the car, while lithium battery explodes in flame in a self-consuming fire. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xanavi 4th Gear September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Battery explode is always due to over-heat problem. Same as tyre. Even car lead-acid battery explode. This usually happen when there's 1 shorted-cell, leading to overcharging of the rest of the 5 good cells. The 5 good cells become super-heated and the next time, you try to crank the engine...boom ! However, lead-acid battery cracks and spill acid into the car, while lithium battery explodes in flame in a self-consuming fire. Is it possible due to unforseen chemical reaction? Rather than just over heating.when i use the phone under the sun (like catching pokemon or surf mcf) where it require constant data up/downloading, the battery get heated up till very very hot, even more hot when you use power bank at the same time.Normally when I surf MCF not so bad. But when hor I visit sammyboy, I get so hot and heat up the phone. Jialat... haha 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lala81 Hypersonic September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Thank you for your explanation. The lithium battery is a solid state component. I wonder how short circuit could take place unless it completely melt down, which would require very high heat. Iphone also have lah. Some cyclist fell off a bicycle and his iphone cracked on impact and burnt his thigh or buttock. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blueray Hypersonic September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 I make an effort to not charge and use my phone at the same time. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ahseng 5th Gear September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Will still have confidence to use meh? If i had bought and all these bad news out, i'd just exchange it and sell off liao. How u know it won't burn down ur home while u sleeping, or it explode in ur pocket?? Pay more shud expect more quality, all these top range samsung, iphones that command the biggest price tags should also come with the MOST QUALITY tio bo? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kar_lover Supercharged September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 After spending millions on advertising the new Note 7, to organize a global recall is an absolute nightmare. I was patiently waiting for the Note 7 but the longer this drags on, many including me will look for alternatives. I already decided to bypass Note7 for V20 which i believe should be in by this month.... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kb27 Supersonic September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Is it possible due to unforseen chemical reaction? Rather than just over heating. Unlikely. It is mostly a short circuit, overheating and chain reaction. http://www.livescience.com/50643-watch-lithium-battery-explode.html Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Spinelli_ck 6th Gear September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Will still have confidence to use meh? If i had bought and all these bad news out, i'd just exchange it and sell off liao. How u know it won't burn down ur home while u sleeping, or it explode in ur pocket?? Pay more shud expect more quality, all these top range samsung, iphones that command the biggest price tags should also come with the MOST QUALITY tio bo? the last statement is not true most of the times. as long as the MAT of a product is not thoroughly and properly done, chances of it hitting into problems are high. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nzy Twincharged September 19, 2016 Share September 19, 2016 Will still have confidence to use meh? If i had bought and all these bad news out, i'd just exchange it and sell off liao. How u know it won't burn down ur home while u sleeping, or it explode in ur pocket?? Pay more shud expect more quality, all these top range samsung, iphones that command the biggest price tags should also come with the MOST QUALITY tio bo? After the exchange, should be safe already. Not like other phones don't burn. I had another phone which is not a Samsung catch fire while it was charging. Using the original adaptor and cable. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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