Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will be relaunched in 2017 by the Samsung company, but not as many people expect, but in a different version. More precisely, the Samsung company intends to launch refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 terminals on the market for customers interested in enjoying this device that exploded last fall.
According to today's information, provided by Greenpeace, the company intends to recover some components from the current Samsung Galaxy Note 7 terminals in order to reuse them. From the camera to the metal parts, or buttons, Samsung will create refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that it will sell in certain markets.
These refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 terminals will have a smaller battery, which theoretically should not explode during use. This was the main problem with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 last fall, confirmed by Samsung, but the refurbished units will come with a smaller battery to avoid the problems.
Although in the autumn of last year Samsung announced that it would not sell refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 terminals, here the plans have changed. Why did Samsung say this last year since it wants to sell the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 again this year, well that remains for you to judge, along with the level of credibility the company still has.
It is difficult to say in which markets the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will be sold, but probably the most important ones will never have the terminal in stores again.
"After five months of people powered actions around the world, Samsung pulled its head out of the sand and committed to recycling the millions of Galaxy Note 7 phones it recalled! This is a HUGE win for the hundreds of thousands of people who took action."
