The fiasco called Galaxy Note 7 gave birth to a new type of smartphone, more precisely the one that is protected against battery explosion during use. The resulting smartphone is called the Elephone S7, being a faithful copy of the Galaxy S7, but unlike the Samsung terminal, it has advanced protection against explosions.
More precisely, its manufacturers have implemented a special membrane that is fire resistant, but also a TPU case with high pressure resistance, so it prevents explosions. Elephone touts its smartphone as being explosion-proof, and that's probably true, but it's hard to say if we'll ever find out how effective the design is.
Considering that the Elephone S7 is a copy of the Galaxy S7, it will only be sold in China, because in other areas of the planet Samsung could remove it from sale. Even so, its appearance could give birth to a new trend in the smartphone industry, that is, the launch of terminals that are resistant to explosion, something hard to imagine 1 year ago.
Elephone S7 is sold at a price of only 140 dollars, but it has poor specifications for the Android it runs, so the user experience will be bad. Despite this, the fact that it is resistant to explosion and the extremely low price could still attract enough people interested in being safe when using their smartphones.
