Samsung GALAXY S11. In preparation for the launch of the future smartphone model, the Korean company will probably force a change that could turn out to be a huge, and very expensive, mistake, so now things don't seem to be like that. The Samsung GALAXY S11 will come with a battery of at least 4500 mAh, at least in the Plus version, and this is because the 5G version of the Samsung GALAXY S10 already has a battery of this kind, and the Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 will have a similar one.
Samsung GALAXY S11. The transition will be made to bring this battery to a series of phones starting next spring, but this could turn out to be an extremely serious mistake by the Koreans, unfortunately for customers. More precisely, you already know like a first Samsung GALAXY S10 caught fire, and that Samsung denies that the problem is related to the phone, but that incorrect use by the customer is at the root of the whole problem, which could be a lie.
Samsung GALAXY S11. HUGE and DANGEROUS MISTAKE
Samsung GALAXY S11. If Samsung continues to deny the fact that its phones have a real problem, and that the batteries catch fire out of nowhere, then it could wake up with new explosive products, which no one will buy next year. The Samsung GALAXY S11 is a successor phone of a successful series, the Samsung GALAXY S10, so it must be free of problems of this kind, explosive batteries being a very serious problem for the Korean company.
Samsung GALAXY S11. The way in which the problem with the explosive unit of the Samsung GALAXY S10 is treated now shows us that Samsung does not seem to have understood too much of the situation with the Note 7, and refuses to seriously treat another similar one. The refusal to acknowledge a problem now suggests that the situation will not be different in the future, and customers will be ignored even if they have serious problems with the Samsung GALAXY S11.
Samsung GALAXY S11. I very seriously hope that the Note 7 problems will not be repeated for the current S10 series, or for next year's, and this is because innovation and competition are needed, not explosions.
