Samsung ends the year in tune with all the problems it had recently, a Galaxy S6 exploding near a baby only 6 months old. The incident took place on Christmas Eve in Great Britain, but the information was only published in New Year's Eve, the family going through a serious scare because of the terminal.
This Galaxy S6 had been left charging near the child by his mother, she heard a bang coming from that room before running towards the child. When she got to him, she noticed that the Galaxy S6 terminal was emitting sparks and smoke, so she took the child from the device and ran out of the house, her husband pulling the terminal out of the socket.
Despite this, the fireworks generated by the Galaxy S6 terminal caused some burns to the bed on which it was placed, but at least the child was spared from any serious injury. However, this incident once again calls into question the safety of people who use Samsung terminals in their daily lives.
In its characteristic style, the Samsung company published a press release in which it states that the Galaxy S6 series has no problems and the reality is that if they did exist, we have seen many cases by now. However, recently we have heard several cases of Galaxy S6 terminals exploding during charging, but for now we are not talking about an "epidemic".
"It wasn't really loud, but it was enough to make me go straight back into the bedroom to see what it was. There was a flame coming from the phone and sparks flying everywhere. They looked like fireworks. I grabbed the baby and ran outside and my husband Tim unplugged the phone."
