Source: phonearena.com/news/Over-1-mil…lty-Galaxy-Note-7_id86859Ο/H Phone Arena News έγραψε:
Despite Samsung's efforts to get customers to return their potentially explosive Galaxy Note 7s, over a million users over the globe are still holding onto their handsets, according to data by Korean publication JoongAng Daily. What's worse, many have no plans of returning the faulty phablet at all. They don't have the time to go through the bothersome return procedure – for the second time, in some cases.
According to professor Choi Soon-hwa, many of those 1 million users are early adopters who bought the Galaxy Note 7 almost as soon as it was released this August. They believe its new ...
Over 1 million users worldwide may be holding onto their faulty Galaxy Note 7
Despite Samsung's efforts to get customers to return their potentially explosive Galaxy Note 7s, over a million users over the globe are still holding onto their handsets, according to data by Korean publication JoongAng Daily. What's worse, many have no plans of returning the faulty phablet at all. They don't have the time to go through the bothersome return procedure – for the second time, in some cases.-
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