Complaints about various models of smartphones are circulating on the Internet. Samsung with a painful problem: swollen battery. A video on the subject was posted last Tuesday, September 27th, on a technology channel known as mistertoboss. Video reached over 3 million views in just three days. This is not the first time a South Korean has been reported in this situation, but advances in technology should make such an incident more difficult.

Arun Mainithe person in charge of the channel stated that the situation could affect models available worldwide, such as Galaxy S6 (2015) Galaxy S10 (2019) and even Galaxy Z add 2 (2020). Batteries “swell” after devices have been turned off for a certain period of time. This feature has not been found in other competing brands such as ASUS and Apple.

OUR Samsung sought out an influencer to clarify the situation, but did not publicly comment on what happened. The video that led to the complaint was this:

Android Police reports that other YouTubers have seen the same issue on Samsung smartphones.

According to tweet below, other influencers have noticed similar issues with the company’s mobile phones. Marquess of Brownlee (@MKBHD) wrote on his social media profile:

Evidence indicates that smartphones that are constantly used do not usually show signs of battery swelling; however, those that turn on after long periods of inactivity present the dangers described above. minei mentioned that Samsung issued the following statement:

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Source: twitterYouTube, Gizmodo

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