Samsung Galaxy S6 with swollen battery was delivered to a customer in South Korea the other day, the person was hoping to receive a working version of the latest Samsung smartphone, but unfortunately he chose what you see in the image above. It is as clear as possible that the said battery is close to exploding and catching fire, so the user would probably have suffered bodily harm if he had played with it in its current state.
As expected in cases of this kind, the screen was separated from the case by the battery which swelled to about 50% above its normal dimensions, so we are talking about a defective component delivered directly from the factory. It is unlikely that this Samsung Galaxy S6 with a swollen battery has suffered during transport any shock big enough to generate such a strong swelling of the battery, so the only logical explanation is that it was assembled with a defective unit.
In front of this Samsung Galaxy S6 with a swollen battery, the Korean company agreed to replace it without much discussion, so the user received a new unit without any defect in just a few days. Despite this, the delivery of a Samsung Galaxy S6 with a swollen battery is quite a serious problem for such a large company that is trying to increase its sales and profit with this series of smartphones.
Of course, no company launches only perfect products on the market, but until now the Apple company has not delivered any iPhone with a swollen battery directly from the factory and probably will not, considering the rigorous checks made before packaging the products. In the case of iPhone terminals, most of the problems with swollen and exploded batteries occurred after a few years of use, or in the case of the use of unauthorized accessories.
