Samsung Galaxy Note 8 it was launched a year after its predecessor went through enormous problems due to the battery used by the company, and many people wondered if this model would suffer from something similar. Well, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 didn't explode left and right like its predecessor, but it seems that there are problems with the battery, or at least with its charging system.
Some Samsung Galaxy Note 8 units refuse to charge after the battery is completely discharged, the Korean company being aware of this problem and replacing the units of customers affected by it. The problem is far from a minor one, because there are enough people complaining about it on the company's discussion forums, and the only solution is to replace the affected Samsung Galaxy Note 8 units.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has had this problem for more than 5 months since it was launched, and until recently the world did not complain about such a defect, something that could suggest that the problem is either software or generated by a change in production. Samsung Galaxy Note 8 units whose battery reaches 0 and refuses to charge are a serious problem for Samsung's reputation.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 refuses to charge, many customers are affected!
It is possible that this is a safety measure implemented for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 in order to protect the battery and prevent new explosions for the units that are used by customers. For now, the problem seems to affect only the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 units that have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chip, so the units sold in the US and some Asian countries, not the ones in Europe.
"my wife's note 8 turned off today and won't turn back on. tried the soft reset and safe mode button pushes and it won't turn on. When it's plugged in, the red light doesn't turn on. …. I had the same problem with my wife's Note 8! we had to do a warranty exchange on it."
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is sold mainly with Exynos 8895 chip, the percentage of units with Qualcomm chip sold globally is less than 50% for the Korean company, at least theoretically. For now, there are no figures on the number of people affected, and Samsung will not provide them, but the problem with charging the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 battery after full discharge must be taken seriously.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 does not need a scandal similar to that of the previous series, and the Koreans are perfectly aware of this, so they change the affected units without much discussion. It is still very interesting that this problem of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is starting to be discussed now Apple has admitted that it slows down the iPhone depending on the degree of wear of the battery.
