Power packs of varying capacities are included in this recall, voluntarily forwarded by Amazon to the CPSC. Click through to see if yours is at risk of malfunctioning.
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The devices in question are specifically units to fulfill insurance claims that were equipped and shipped by the FedEx Supply Chain.
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While there's no reason to fear or try to return your ultra-low-cost new Nook Tablet 7, Barnes & Noble admits its power adapter can be dangerous.
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Much like Samsung’s own internal investigators, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is yet to conclude its latest probe of the Galaxy Note 7 on the heels of a highly publicized new fire that went down on a grounded
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The Galaxy Note 7 continues its exit from the public eye as carriers have now begun taking in units that were recalled over its now infamous battery explosion reports and newer ...
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission is now investigating a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that overheated and started smoking inside a Southwest Airlines plane yesterday in Louisville, Kentucky.“CPSC is moving expeditiously to investigate this incident,” said Commission Chairman Elliot Kaye in an emailed statement to The Verge. “Agency staff has already reached out to the FAA and Samsung to gather the facts about the incident.”The statement goes on to ...
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The Galaxy Note 7 has been recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission for an endemic and potentially explosive battery quality assurance issue. But you can’t just blame the media for having the CPSC look into cases of other exploding Galaxy phones, too.Other Samsung phones which have also had their batteries exploded recently include what’s been reported first as
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