The explosions of Samsung phones continue and are far from stopping Galaxy Note 7, various terminals exploding in the past period from the moment of this terminal being sold until now. Today we are talking about a Galaxy J5 terminal that exploded in France just a few days ago, the device being launched in March of this year.
The Samsung Galaxy J5 terminal was bought in June by a woman from France, and the explosion took place just a few minutes after her child left the device in her hand. The explosion took place exactly as in the cases of the Galaxy Note 7, the terminal heating up excessively, giving off smoke and from here on you all know what the story is.
We are talking about only a new Galaxy J5 terminal model that explodes during use, the problems of these products seem to never end. The information comes on the same day that Samsung bought advertising space in American newspapers to apologize for the fact that the Galaxy Note 7 explodes during use.
The woman whose Galaxy J5 exploded claims that she will sue the Samsung company, which is easy to understand in this situation. The Koreans made the same standard statements regarding customer safety and other things like that, but the reality is that Samsung products are no longer safe, unfortunately.
"A Samsung phone user in France says her Galaxy J5 smartphone caught fire and exploded. The model is different from the Galaxy Note 7 that has been recalled worldwide. Lamya Bouyirdane told The Associated Press that on Sunday she noticed the phone was very hot after she asked her four-year-old son to pass it over."
