What a pity LG phones don't go through a quality test or a build test,
never seen so much rubbish in my life through the few LG phones I've
played with, I'd rather take a risk with Samsung Note7 any day thanks or
even an Apple iPhone 7.
On 6/10/2016 6:22 AM, Ted wrote:
LG slams Samsung over exploding Note 7 phones
Image Source: Zach Epstein, BGR
Talk about timing… News just hit that an airplane had to be evacuated
when a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 exploded and began smoking while aboard
the aircraft. Making matters even worse — much, much worse — is the
news that the Note 7 device in question was apparently a “safe” model
<http://bgr.com/2016/10/05/galaxy-note-7-recall-samsung-fire-southwest/>
that was manufactured recently and was issued to a customer as a
replacement phone. In other words, if this report pans out, not even
Samsung’s new replacement phones are safe to use. As if Samsung’s
headache wasn’t bad enough, its smartphone rival out of South Korea
has been using Samsung’s misfortune to help peddle its own phones.
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LG has been battling its Korean rival in the smartphone market for
years, often to no avail. The company does manage to sell several
million handsets each quarter, but it hasn’t yet figured out how to
consistently make a meaningful profit by selling phones. While many
industry watchers believe Apple will be the biggest beneficiary from
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 debacle as consumers opt for the iPhone 7 and
iPhone 7 Plus instead of Samsung’s potentially dangerous Note 7, LG
wants in on the action, too.
According to /NDTV/
<http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/news/lg-mocks-samsung-takes-a-jab-at-galaxy-note-7-recall-in-sms-blast-1470119>,
LG has been sending out marketing texts in India advising consumers to
avoid Samsung’s “exploding products” and buy an LG phone instead. The
messages, which are reportedly being sent to wireless subscribers all
over the country, assure users that LG’s products are thoroughly
tested in order to ensure people’s safety.
“Heard the news of exploding products? At LG, our products go through
multiple tests to ensure safety of our most valuable asset – YOU,” the
marketing SMS from LG reads. “Have a safe Diwali with LG.”
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