For several months it was suspected that South Korean fame Samsung may be planning to sell refurbished units of its ill-fated Galaxy Note 7, until a couple of weeks ago, through a statement focused on recycling devices to be environmentally friendly, Samsung confirmed such intentions.
Indeed, the company will sell refurbished units of the Galaxy Note 7, although not in the United States or probably other "first world" countries, but rather in emerging markets and, perhaps, after a name change. After officially learning about these plans, the images have now begun to circulate online. first images of that refurbished Galaxy Note 7 from Vietnam.
Obviously, no one should expect anything new in these images because the phone looks exactly the same on the outside, and arrives identified with the model number SM-N935.
As previously predicted, the new Galaxy Note 7 has a slightly lower capacity battery, 3.200 mAh instead of the 3.500 mAh that the original had, and it works with Android 7.0 Nougat, whose firmware and kernel build date is February 2017.
With these images it gives the feeling that the launch of this restored edition of the «explosive» Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is closer than ever although, as we have already pointed out, this terminal is already it will not reach markets like Canada, the United States or even IndiaNeither do we have information at the moment regarding what will be its sale price to the public.
From both an environmental (framework in which you made the announcement) and a financial point of view, the sale of these terminals has its logic Well, it is about millions of telephones. Obviously they do not have those batteries that were the origin of the problemand it is also assumed that they will have passed some tough safety tests, however, in the hypothetical case that one of these units catches fire again (something that happens from time to time to practically any brand), then Samsung will have to go back to the pharmacy because you could get a tremendous headache.
Do you think this risk is worth taking? Would you buy a refurbished Galaxy Note 7 if it were sold in Spain or in the country from which you read us?
