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samsung to inspect galaxy fold phones after reviewer complaints - samsung
Samsung said today that it will check its highly anticipated device for folding smartphones after some reviewers report screen damage. How many of us-
Reporters at headquarters received a $1,980 flagship Galaxy Fold phone before the official launch of the model next week, and they reported screen problems within days after using the device.
"The screen of my Galaxy Fold review unit was completely broken and could not be used in two days," Bloomberg's Mark Gunman wrote on Twitter . ".
Dieter Bohn of Edge magazine said: "Something happened to my Galaxy folding screen, causing a bump. It's broken.
"Samsung has spent nearly eight years developing Galaxy Fold as part of the South Korean tech giant's strategy to drive growth with breakthrough devices.
"We will personally thoroughly check the devices to determine the cause of the matter," Samsung said in a statement after the screen damage report appeared.
The company advised some reviewers to encounter a screen failure as part of the display was removed.
"The main display on the Galaxy Fold has a top-level protective layer, which is part of the display structure designed to protect the screen from accidental scratches," it said . ".
"Removing the protective layer or adding the adhesive to the main display can cause damage.
We will ensure that this information is clearly delivered to our customers.
"Some reviewers, including Bloomberg gunners, have removed this layer.
Samsung, the world's largest smartphone maker, released a 5g version of its top smartphone earlier this month
Galaxy S10 terminal devices.
But despite the recent announcement of a new high
Samsung has warned that sales of end devices will fall more than 60% for the first time
Quarterly operating profit in the face of weak markets.
The company is no stranger to equipment problems.
On 2016, due to a battery explosion, the company recalled the Galaxy Note 7 device worldwide, causing the company to lose billions of dollars and destroy its global brand image, and its reputation has been
Samsung said it will release Galaxy Fold as scheduled on April 26.
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