According to popular YouTuber Mrwhosetheboss (Arun Rupesh Maini), Samsung smartphones can be affected by the problem of battery swelling at a disproportionately high rate. Meanwhile, other users have also come forward with similar claims about their Samsung devices, raising serious questions about the South Korean conglomerate’s battery technology. Years ago, Samsung recalled several fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 devices due to another problem related to the handset’s battery, while the FAA banned the smartphone from being carried in flight or cargo.
YouTuber Mr Whostheboss – also known as Arun Maini – is claimed to have the same battery for his Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S8, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 5G and the relatively new Galaxy Z Fold 2 battery. problem that is causing the battery cover. To swell, prompting you to open the back cover of the smartphone. The YouTuber also argues that the issue may be limited to Samsung phones as it stores all phones from different brands in the same atmospheric and temperature conditions, which haven’t met the same fate.
However, he does note that a recent heatwave in the UK, where the YouTuber lives, may have raised atmospheric temperatures in the storage room used for housing the review units, causing the lithium batteries on these smartphones to swell can. ,
According to the YouTuber, Samsung responded by launching an investigation into the matter after the company sent the affected phone to its Euro QA lab on August 1. However, the firm has not provided the YouTuber with an explanation, report or follow-up action on the matter for more than 50 days, they claim.
Meanwhile, a host of other YouTubers, including Matt Ansini this is The channel claims that every Samsung smartphone over the age of 3 has suffered a similar fate, while Marques Brownlee (better known as MKBHD) claims that Samsung is the only device with which it has Have encountered the problem of battery swelling.
Gadgets 360 has contacted Samsung, which has yet to comment on the YouTuber’s claims. This article will be updated after receiving a response from the company.
