Is Samsung the only Android Manufacturer without a single flop that wasn’t made right?

I was on the worst Android phone you ever owned thread and got to thinking that every manufacturer has at least one phone on that list.

However, I think Samsung has really done a great job avoiding that mostly. The only Samsung phone that flopped was the infamous Note 7 with batterygate. However, Samsung made that right and refunded everyone once the issue was discovered. It was a $100 million+ mistake, but they fixed it the right way by taking blame and refunding customers.

Samsung has been slow with Android updates, but haven’t ever really reneged on a promise to update.

If you think about the number of phones that Samsung sells, the fact they have only had one major issue and fixed it says a lot.

Even Google themselves can’t claim to have as good Android update support as Samsung. Nor can they claim to have had less hardware issues.



Submitted November 28, 2020 at 02:35AM by reddinator01 https://ift.tt/3o3uHE2 https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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