After Galaxy Note 7 explosion scandal, Galaxy S7 Edge flagship is the hope of Samsung to salvage the company’s reputation. However, from the recent report, there are two cases in which the Galaxy S7 Edge exploded!

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge exploded: 2 cases with huge losses

Recently, there is a case in which the Samsung flagship – Galaxy S7 Edge exploded when it was charging. The man – the owner of the exploded Galaxy S7 Edge, is living in the US. After announced the incident to Samsung, the man asked for anonymity. From what this user unveiled, his Galaxy S7 Edge exploded while charging in the mid-night, with OEM charger (the official accessory from Samsung).

It is worth to mentioned here: the man in this incident used to be Galaxy Note 7’s owner. When Samsung recalls the “error Note 7”, he decided to exchange to the “Safe Galaxy Note 7″.  However, two weeks ago, when the ” Safe Note7′ exploded again, he got the Galaxy S7 Edge for the replacement from Samsung. As you see, after a long journey, the Galaxy S7 Edge finally exploded like its sibling. Although the explosion doesn’t affect his health, we don’t believe that the man will use Samsung smartphone again. 

Especially, this isn’t the first time we heard the bad new of Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. In September, there is a case in which the Galaxy S7 Edge exploded and causes third-degree burn for the owner. The victim is a constructor named Ohio. The phone exploded in his pants and after that, he had to undergo painful skin grafts. In both incidents mentioned above, the Samsung phone was confirmed to be charged with original chargers.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge exploded : An alert for manufacturers

The most consideration of users at present is, when will manufacturers feel necessary to enhance their product’s safety. Not only Samsung, some other big brands also got the same situations when their smartphone exploded with “unknown reasons”. For instance, an Apple iPhone 7 exploded and destroyed the owner’s car. Hence, every smartphone maker must concentrate on security checking process if they don’t want to be boycotted by consumers.