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First case of iPhone 7 exploding reported

Well, it seems like Apple doesn’t want the spotlight all to Samsung as there is now officially a case of its iPhone 7 Plus burnt due to a malfunction in the handset.

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The report (and photos) came from Reddit user “kroopthesnoop”   who has a coworker that ordered a matte black iPhone 7 Plus and upon opening, saw a charred smartphone. This means that the device exploded inside the box before opening so at least no one was harmed. It also implied that this happened while the iPhone 7 was being delivered.

“Something happened between the factory and delivery,” said the person who posted it.

According to the updated Reddit post, an Account Executive from Apple’s Texas offices reached out to him asking for information and later on called the owner of the phone to say that they will work with AT&T to “expedite a replacement phone”.

Below are more photos submitted by kroopthesnoop.

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Kevin Bruce Francisco is the Senior Editor and Video Producer for YugaTech. He's a Digital Filmmaking graduate who's always either daydreaming of traveling or actually going places on his bike. Follow him on Twitter for more tech updates @kevincofrancis.

7 Responses

  1. Avatar for Biboy Biboy says:

    Di kaya may hacker na gumagawa ng mga ito? Sa panahon ngayon di malayong mangyari yung kagaya sa movie ni Chris Hemsworth, yung black hat

  2. Avatar for Mike Liwanag Mike Liwanag says:

    What color is this iphone? Jet Black? Why is the box white? Think its fake.

  3. Avatar for Ids Ids says:

    Mas malala ito, kusa lng sumasabog. Sana wala na sumunod para isolated case lang.

  4. Avatar for A A says:

    Samsung, then Apple; I don’t think battery lang ang culprit nito. All those chips and hardware modules should be taken into account. What if it is a specific hardware that is causing the battery to overheat and combust? Batteries can and are known to explode that’s a given but they don’t do so without some kind of “trigger”.

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