2016/11/04 16:09:33
AlphaNerd
Exploding washers..... Exploding phones... When did Samsung become bomb makers?
2016/11/05 04:12:39
stalinx20
Greed, haste, and more greed.
2016/11/05 04:20:01
rjohnson11
Poor quality control/assurance methods.
2016/11/05 11:55:54
XrayMan
rjohnson11
Poor quality control/assurance methods.




Agreed  +1
2016/11/05 12:26:58
fearpoint
Samsung = Cobra?
2016/11/05 17:34:14
stalinx20
Next company to go under. They're going to have to pay people to buy the note 8 when it comes out - Who has any trust in Samsung now because of their failed products? When a company fails that bad, they usually go under or it takes them an arm and a leg to come back out.
2016/11/05 18:16:03
RainStryke
stalinx20
Next company to go under. They're going to have to pay people to buy the note 8 when it comes out - Who has any trust in Samsung now because of their failed products? When a company fails that bad, they usually go under or it takes them an arm and a leg to come back out.


 
iPhones have been catching fire too and I don't hear much about their sales dwindling.
2016/11/05 21:53:21
stalinx20
RainStryke
stalinx20
Next company to go under. They're going to have to pay people to buy the note 8 when it comes out - Who has any trust in Samsung now because of their failed products? When a company fails that bad, they usually go under or it takes them an arm and a leg to come back out.


 
iPhones have been catching fire too and I don't hear much about their sales dwindling.


I'm not exactly an Iphone lover, but I would pick it over Samsung right now. Not to mention their mobile profit division fell by 96% because of the note 7. Regardless, Apple is just as guilty:
 
http://bgr.com/2016/10/04/iphone-6s-battery-explosion-fire/
https://www.extremetech.com/electronics/236341-apple-is-aware-of-iphone-6-touch-disease-but-refuses-to-discuss-it
 
https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/235567-iphone-7-review-roundup-a-very-good-iphone-but-not-a-clean-leap-forward
 
http://bgr.com/2016/09/29/iphone-7-exploding-fire-photos/
 
 
2016/11/08 14:52:51
Athena
companies as big and diverse as Samsung do not go out of business over a couple problem products.  But profits do get damaged in the short term.  They also seem to have an ongoing issue with their monitors and TV with random blackouts.  I have been working with their support team for awhile now.  No fix in site.  Is making me think a lot about ASUS or LG for my next phone and screen.
2016/11/09 04:26:21
WackyWRZ
I don't buy new phones (or technology for that matter).  I buy right after the next gen releases because by then the price drops or I can get a used one that's being unloaded.  That said I would buy a Note 8 or whatever it is without being paid.  I've got a Samsung fridge, microwave, 2x TVs, and 3x SSDs all without issue in-fact my fridge is the best thing I've ever used with it's linear compressor.  Not to mention my wife and I have a Note 5 and GS6e phone that also work flawlessly.  I used to have an LG washer and it exploded - and the wife had a Nexus 5X that died from bootlooping - just like a good 3 generations of their phones have done.  1080/1070 VRMs are exploding.  Any company can make a bad product here and there - it happens.
 
Toyota actually killed multiple people with their accelerator issue AND lied to the public about it but I see plenty of new Toyota vehicles still being sold...  I wouldn't buy one because they're plain and fugly but that's not related to the recall.  Also many of the other automakers have had major recalls recently and I don't see car new car sales slowing directly related to these issues either.  If people will continue to spend tens of thousands of dollars on these vehicle brands after mass recalls - to think this will have any real impact on Samsung as a company is a stretch.  These issues with an $800 device will be easily forgotten in the next year.

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