Not Again: Galaxy Note 9 Reportedly Catches Fire

[dreisinger]

Two years after Samsung's infamous Note 7 issues, the Galaxy Note 9 has reportedly caught fire in a woman's purse.

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[ripjones255]

First thing out the chute -- file a lawsuit, and try to get check. While there is no mention of her contacting Samsung, I'm willing to bet she went straight to some whipper snapper injury lawyer. This is what our world has become. Get a check. Sad.

 

[velizar.peshev]

Samsung, please remove your "unique" fast charging feature and let the phones charge NORMALLY.

 

[environmental0992]

Hard to imagine the phone produced enough smoke to cloud someone's vision in an elevator and picking up a burning phone with a "cloth"...? One has to wonder.

 

[ripjones255]

Yes, environmental0992 -- I was wondering the same thing. This is not passing my "Smell Test".

 

[dsparks]

Put a device with a LITHIUM battery in WATER????

 

[jaec62]

Where did she get a bucket of water in an elevator? Sounds suspicious. She's gonna get caught lying eventually. I wouldn't doubt it if this is something Apple cooked up to stunt note 9 sales.

 

[jaec62]

She's gonna get caught in a web of lies. Sounds totally like a scam.

 

[gkc123]

I think the general population can see through this. It is way over the top. IMO the so convenient bucket of water sealed the deal. Ridiculous. If this is an attempt by Apple I must say it is very sad. They should devote more time and energy on building a better product themselves instead of trying to sabotage someone else's success.