Owning a refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 could be a good idea. Though there are new Samsung Galaxy phones to be released as early as first quarter of 2017, having a refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 may be able to give users the same features for fraction of a cost.
According to The Next Web, in spite of the global recall and stoppage of selling Samsung Galaxy Note 7, the Korean tech giant is ruthless and is not giving up on having the phone introduced to the world and appreciate what it can do.
Samsung, from an undisclosed and reliable source says that there are plans for refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to be introduced to emerging markets such as India and Vietnam. Samsung targets countries such as these because there is a huge growing market of young business professionals known to be in pursuit for the best mobile device to meet their needs.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is a good phone, an excellent one at that. If it weren't for the battery explosion issue, it could easily give iPhone 7 a run for its money especially both phone models were released almost the time this 2016.
Samsung may plan to launch it in these markets for the reason that many young professionals may consider to purchase and take advantage of the features for fraction of the cost. These refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 may be a good idea for these young professionals to use for their day-to-day lives.
At the time, there is no official word from Samsung on the reason for the battery combustion issue in Samsung Galaxy Note 7. The company is leaving the safety testing to third-party firms.
As added by Trusted Reviews, the plan to release refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7 units may commence as early as first quarter of 2017.Just in time for the reported release of Samsung Galaxy S8 which is highly anticipated.
It is important to note that nothing is made official and conclusive regarding the sale of refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 7. As of the moment, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is not in production and is still undergoing an intense study to determine the cause of the problem encountered by customers globally.
