Why The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Blew Up - It's Not The Battery

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[@DebraDukes]

I Think it is Fine you sound like someone who is level headed.Just keep an eye on it and their are many who still have it for one reason or another.Why pay for a phone you did not want and when New one comes out just exchange or keep. I don't see the problem if you take care of it and use Common sense.Thanks Kyle for sharing your thoughts and Video.Deb

[@ianmackay7602]

Video is a little close, maybe try the golden ratio thing or whatever? Other than that looks good

[@BTCKYLE]

Thanks Ian! I'll keep that in mind for the next video

[@maurofacosta]

alguien q traduzca a español?

[@facebookandinstaaudits1613]

It was a mistake in the phone and the design

[@cernokit]

I do not find this to be true if there was an issue with tolerance you would have way more than only 135 cases of a phone exploding or Catching Fire you would have thousands upon thousands out of the 2.5 million that were produced that would have had malfunctions.. I feel like this is just a scapegoat out of the situation...

[@BTCKYLE]

I believe there were a few outlier batteries that expanded much more than other batteries based on the lithum/chemical makeup (and probably some other factors). These are the ones that built up greater pressure. But this is not to say that the ones that haven't exploded yet will not explode. I believe overtime, we see a natural mechanical swelling of the Li-ion battery. So we might see another case soon... but not sure how many phones are left out there. Would be interesting to find out.

[@cernokit]

Last report was 300,000 left in use

[@way000]

BTCKYLE just a helpful observation, this written thought is very clear and intelligent, but your videos tend to ramble a bit more. Maybe pre scripting will help your video be more concise. Since its supposed to be a technical video.

[@BTCKYLE]

Very good feedback, I appreciate it. I agree with you & have been working to do more scripted videos. We know what we want to say, but it doesn't always come out as well as we wish. Hence the reason for scripting. Thanks again.

[@BTCKYLE]

I'm returning my phone tomorrow :(