The year that we are about to end will be remembered for the problems with the batteries of all manufacturers, although the case that will be most remembered will be that of Samsung and the Galaxy Note 7, a device that had to be withdrawn from the market due to the large number of explosions they were producing. After several months of research, it appears that both the design and the battery were the main culprits for this problem. Many were the analysts who claimed that Note 7 users would quickly move to more direct Apple competition, analysts who apparently missed the mark, as on many other occasions.
According to Stephen Baker, after conducting an in-depth study of the problem that affected the Note and its possible impact on other companies, he states that Most of the users who bought a Note 7 chose to accept the exchange for a Samsung Galaxy S7Following in the Android ecosystem there are the majority of applications that they use on a daily basis. But it was not the only reason, since the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus did not offer any striking novelty that motivated the change to a completely different platform than the one they were used to.
But Baker He is not the only analyst who claims to agree with this study. Chetan Sharma states that the lack of a sufficiently compelling feature set on the iPhone 7 did not convince users who had experienced problems with the Note 7. What is clear is that Note user is Note user, and currently no other device on the market is us. It offers the same benefits with a stylus that this device can offer us, although if Apple had launched an impressive terminal, veteran Note users may have thought twice when leaving the Korean firm.
Because it warms their hands