Korean Relaucnh of Galaxy Note 7 Off to a Good Start
Korean Relaucnh of Galaxy Note 7 Off to a Good Start:- Earlier this week, a research covering the third quarter of the year showed that Samsung Galaxy is still the most valuable brand in South Korea despite the Galaxy Note 7 battery fiasco. However, experts claimed that the company’s leading position in its home country during the last quarter of the year will heavily depend on how well its customers will accept the Galaxy Note 7 exchange program. While it’s still too early to predict consumer behavior in the Far Eastern country with absolute certainty, initial reports suggest that Samsung has a lot of reasons to be happy about.
More specifically, after the company recommenced Galaxy Note 7 sales in South Korea on Saturday, it has managed to sell over 45,000 new units by the end of the weekend. That’s definitely an impressive number given all of the battery-related drama surrounding the device in recent weeks which was only reinforced by numerous false reports of perfectly safe Galaxy Note 7 units catching fire or exploding. Unfortunately for Samsung, these reports still haven’t stopped. As reported by Korean media outlets, a woman from Seoul has reported that her Galaxy Note 7 exploded while charging overnight. She even provided Samsung with a video depicting the device burning and a picture of its box marked with a black square which is used to label replacement Galaxy Note 7 units.
Earlier this week, a research covering the third quarter of the year showed that Samsung Galaxy is still the most valuable brand in South Korea despite the Galaxy Note 7 battery fiasco. However, experts claimed that the company’s leading position in its home country during the last quarter of the year will heavily depend on how well its customers will accept the Galaxy Note 7 exchange program. While it’s still too early to predict consumer behavior in the Far Eastern country with absolute certainty, initial reports suggest that Samsung has a lot of reasons to be happy about.
More specifically, after the company recommenced Galaxy Note 7 sales in South Korea on Saturday, it has managed to sell over 45,000 new units by the end of the weekend. That’s definitely an impressive number given all of the battery-related drama surrounding the device in recent weeks which was only reinforced by numerous false reports of perfectly safe Galaxy Note 7 units catching fire or exploding. Unfortunately for Samsung, these reports still haven’t stopped. As reported by Korean media outlets, a woman from Seoul has reported that her Galaxy Note 7 exploded while charging overnight. She even provided Samsung with a video depicting the device burning and a picture of its box marked with a black square which is used to label replacement Galaxy Note 7 units.
Source:-http://www.androidheadlines.com/2016/10/korean-relaucnh-of-galaxy-note-7-off-to-a-good-start.html
