A Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 phone has apparently exploded, after the user fell off a bike with the phone on his person.

Chad Christian claims the phone later exploded as he was packaging the broken device up to send to Samsung for repair.

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As Christian points out, if this had happened in transit, it could have been a much bigger deal.

You may recall Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 had a similar flaw, which was a widespread manufacturing issue that saw the phone banned from planes, and eventually recalled at a massive cost to the company – north of $7 billion AUD.

Hopefully this is an isolated incident – although it doesn’t look good.

 

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