Big badda boom

I love this comment.

(csgo announcer voice) bomb has been planted

Arming the nugget, literally arming the bo-i mean nugget

Had the same thought 😂

Gen 1-5 na-nos are both.

Guess we need to start calling him DankBombs from now on, huh?

Well guess you could say, the more he f**k around and the more he's ganna find out

Its ok, hes aussie, his lineage fought the emu wars and survived. A bomb would be a pleasurable side activity during the hell that is swooping season in 3 months.

@@Shredster7 That sounds like an edgy username I would've come up with in 2016 💀

Really sad.

*smasnug

The Note 7 and the s10+ are the best phones Samsung ever made.

@@GrandNebSmada I would add the Note 10+ as well, still own one to this day. Amazing phone

@@GrandNebSmadanah note 8 and s8 had the best upgrades from their previous phones

Yes, that’s a good episode idea

As a Virtual Boy owner I agree

@@king_aeron there’s a reason he doesn’t download the iPod skinned app (that looks like a classic) instead of buying real ones.

ooh

The first red screen VR headset

what a sentence

@@yowhat3745 truly one of the sentences of all time

There’s an image floating around on the Internet meme space, of a Note 7 with a wallpaper of a claymore mine stating ‘FRONT TOWARD ENEMY’ Dank humor at its finest.

@@yowhat3745 what a profile picture

Lol

There is a off brand actually called smasnug

𝐥𝐨𝐥😂😂

𝐒𝐌𝐀𝐒𝐍𝐔𝐆😂😂😂😂

@@Challenges356𝐬

It was a great step towards the later S2X Ultra series, which are now easily the best phones ever made.

😶​@@bezoekers

It’s was a handheld bomb 💀

At least Samsung had the guts to take the blame and recall. Meanwhile, Apple would say you are charging it wrong and release an update to stop charging at 80%

Yo hello gamer monkeyz odd how you stopped making content no?

@@AndreVictorGoncalves Samsung knew there was a battery problem in the note 7 but they still released the the note 7 why because they always want to release there phones before the iPhone that's why the galaxy s always gets released in the beginning of the year and the galaxy note later in the year just a few most before the iPhone realise

I imagine people at the address these were returned to being dressed up like someone out of The Hurt Locker.

"They are incendiary devices". I had fucking died but not without first giving the thumbs up to the rep! Died of laughter or shear shock if the rep was serious and angry about it. Hard to tell exactly ho the rep was on the scale from serious - joker. No for real if the story is true what a stand to take as a rep for the product! Calling it a grenade and the rep have to point out was it actually is XD

Lol 😂

@@TheDiner50 she was the best phone rep I ever had. She was fantastic and normally a soft spoken woman. Hearing her get so loud was a shock and hilarious. I was seriously taken aback. She was genuinely good people. When my store was closing, she tried to help me get a job with her. She was awesome and one of the few people I miss from that place.

She must have heard the same jokes like a thousand times at that point.

@@kylesoler4139 you could tell she was sick of it. She took it in stride like a champ, but she was just done for sure.

Too bad nothing these days will ever be ground breaking because everything new that’s being made is the same old thing or that it no longer surprises me like it did back before Covid

basically a note 10 lite (which i own) minus the removable batt. i think it's the last note with a jack and a micro sd.

@@der_kluger_gunther8391 Yep. I've moved on to a Pixel 7 Pro. Doesn't have any of those things but it does run GrapheneOS

​@@der_kluger_gunther8391 the s20 series doesn't have Jack's but do have expandable storage

@@DI0NY5US pixel 7 this year are nuts! They did great this time, if only i had money to spend lol.

@@mistywhisp we are talking about notes not the s series. Was it the s21 ultra to have the micro sd tho?

I'm glad you don't figuratively remember, would've changed the whole ordeal.

I went on a flight in Oct 2016 and there were signs everywhere, announcements in departures and on the plane that if you had a Galaxy note 7 you either handed it to security or you didn't get on the plane.

At least Samsung had the guts to take the blame and recall. Meanwhile, Apple would say you are charging it wrong and release an update to stop charging at 80%

yeah

@@AndreVictorGoncalves this is the 4th comment you left that says the exact same thing. Seek help.

You just made me check this one i've had a week, i didn't realise it didn't have an aux port

I use bluetooth headphones a lot but I really need expandable storage in a phone, so I'm super pissed about the microSD being gone. In 2023 that means you are limited to budget phones or very rarely mid-rangers

Upgraded from a Xiaomi Mi 8 to a Redmi Note 11 recently. I read about its features and was surprised that it hat both a headphone jack and a microSD slot. But I still didn't buy headphones with wires on them until I actually had the phone in my hands. Even with the advertised headphone jack I was still sceptical.

oh no it’s smoking…

@@grancoast theres good mid range phones with both aux and micro sd from samsung, the A series

I know of at least one airline (LATAM) who still lists the darn thing in their forbidden items. Just let it go already 🤣

@@nachiopistachio in cabin fires are one of the most dangerous things that can happen to an airplane, behind I guess like both of your engines falling off

@@thecompanioncube4211 and when did I say otherwise? I’m sure keeping the ban around after all these years makes sense since it’s still “just a phone” at first glance

They had to put special bins at airport terminals so you could throw one out before boarding in Australia once the ban came into place.

@@thecompanioncube4211 "Please be advised everyone we may be experiencing slight turbulence in a moment, it appears that both of our engines fell off the wings." *Seat belt sign illuminates*

it was fire

So SO halal mode.

🥁

it was lit

This phone blew my mind...literally.

I have had full sized laptops explode in my face, batts are no joke

Same You can never mistake a li-po going up at those events

There is a solution, It's called Li-Po Suction

The craziest part is, I think those notes had Li-Ion batteries, which are WAY more volatile than Li-Po batteries

Lol

DH- *10 seconds later* BWWWAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAhahahahahaaaaaaaaa……

Oh I’m so jealous of you. It was a nightmare

So was I. People would get mad when you suggested they had to return them. There were so many holdouts. When we sent them back we wrapped them in bubble wrap individually and put them in a dangerous goods package. Also when airlines started telling people not to use them they were saying “Samsung 7” and people were repeatedly conflating them with the S7, so it really hurt Samsung sales in general.

@@MrOceanographer I bought an S7 in 2018, my mom got really concerned and said "isn't that the one that explodes????"

U had to deal with the headache of an infants screams, instead

@@MrOceanographer my coworkers lovingly named those the “bomb boxes” haha. They had that thick fiberglass looking fireproof padding. He sent me a picture of our back room just wall to wall with those boxes. They sent the last ones back literally the day I came back from my leave 😅

it lets you quickly start fires as it's name says

Lmao

Well, you can't sue for misleading marketing

Quick”Fire”

Ye, just like every phone with fast charging nowadays

@@HyperVanilo except this one's explosive

@@bluesillybeard makes it more fun to use

I was gonna say, OH FUCK DONT DIE

Dankpods died on the way back to his home planet

If you're into bot fighting like one of my friends is, they can have massive lipo fires. It's always scary when it happens bc a lipo fire can be quite hard to put out, releases toxic gas, and will explode everywhere if you put water on it!

@@draconiusultamius Yeah, if this ever happens with any of my devices I'm throwing it outside as quickly as possible, nothing else you can do

A colleague of mine had one burn their hand and he lost all feeling. The hand looks fine now, maybe a bit off color and it is usable, he just feels nothing.

@@sinni800 Must make it interesting when they go for a wank.

@@sinni800 that's legitimately horrifying, is there a chance for full recovery for your friend?

funnily enough i make sure to remind my mom about it because she LOVES samsung phones

There were loads of people constantly conflating the two or adamantly arguing it was both

i had an S7 too. probably my favorite phone

​@@rajder656 oh, you're one of those guys, huh?

@@Yixdy one of the people that teases their parent?

Also when you consider how many were recalled and how many exploded, this is only going to get rarer... unless collectors and owners never turn theirs on, more will explode over the years. There are probably a bunch in peoples' drawers that will get thrown out too

I think it will became valuable because of meme potential. Lots of things over the years had these qualities but never became collectible or valuable. But Note 7 was a very public failure during the Internet era and Zoomers remember it. Le memes will make it valuable. Really, the worst type of collectible.

It also has a chance of self destruction if used💀

a big thing to consider here is that Samsung isn't some small startup company that was figuring things out; they're a multimillion dollar chaebol that has some of the strongest control over South Korea's economy. There are few excuses. And their other stuff is mostly middle of the pack. Our family's Samsung front loader burnt out a heater filament after just 7 years, and I had to fix a wiring issue last year by knocking a connection with a screwdriver handle. A friend I know who works at Best Buy says Samsung TVs are the ones that get returned the most with problems. That said, it's interesting to see how an appliance maker's side gig got big enough to go toe-to-toe with a trailblazing high-tech electronics company. And for what it's worth they do make some cool looking stuff, and I'd trust their stuff more than any no-name generic crap. While I was researching Samsung when people started making serious comparisons between the iPhone 5 and the Galaxy SIII, I thought it was funny that they also make washing machines, TVs and refrigerators.

@@andrewduong2740 they also make war weapons and vehicles as well

@@kieranwright1401 "This war was sponsored by Samsung and their all new mk2 cruise missiles"

As if the ties to a brutal oligarchy wasn’t what destroyed their reputation 🤣

@@wolfetteplays8894 please Tell us more about this

I bet there was a lot of things going on behind the scenes. He did say he had it connected to a multimeter and definitely had many precautions.

I wouldn't recommend a water-based fire extinguisher. Water and lithium fires are a recipe for disasters. Some foam ones are OK, but ultimately dumping a bucket of sand is a way saver way of dealing with burning electronics

Maaan, I had this for a week, loved everything about it, and had to trade it in and only could only get either an s7 or an s7 Edge. I went for the S7 Edge and it was a piece of hot garbage, which I'm still salty about to this day lmao.

He would know, have you seen his iPod nano jar?

this dude collects NA-NOHS, I think he's very familiar with them.

Not me still having a Note 7 years later…..

they dont expand over time, they expand due to improper care or if they are worn out.

@@20EsOfficial it’s almost as if things wear out over time

That sounds like a long, arduous, thankless job. I'm very glad it ended, and I'm sure she was too!

2010s truly was a different time

My favourite phone was the S8, really good phone but sometimes the battery would get so hot it'd hurt and could use it as a little mini heater if out in the cold😂 Eventually it broke for an unrelated issue so maybe they made them withstand higher temperatures?

My S7 edge also got really hot even during normal use. KNEW it was a ticking time bomb, and threw it out.

@@AcdTUX Meanwhile I still use my S7 Edge and would like the same one with newer components x)

My old s3 got so hot it melted the plastic back by the charging port.

My hands always went numb from the heat that my S7 would put out. The Soc would reach 90c and the battery would reach 45c. I'm assuming the chassis reached the same temperature as well since it was genuinely uncomforatble to hold. It's a shame that most of their new models have done away with the 1440p screens now becuase its replacement has an uglier screen despite costing more than the S7.

Yeah, but those exploded, too.

@@cabin98 not really the FE was safe

​@@cabin98 note FE still get One UI 1.0 update in 2019, while Note 7 never, even stuck in original OS version

@@cabin98 You may have gotten Note FE mixed up with recalled Note 7, because those aren't the same. After the original Note 7 batteries started blowing up, Samsung changed the battery's design, but they're still the same size, and still catches fire. At this point the PR is irreparably damaged, so they just discontinued Note 7. With all the discontinued Note 7's they have in stock, they changed their batteries to smaller one and sold them as Note FE.

From what I heard, the FE's used the same battery out of the S7 Edge.

Mrwhostheboss has a comprehensive video on that.

@@andrewduong2740 yea I saw that video. I originally thought it was just a problem with just my phone before he made that video.

does the newer phones now fixed this? i heard samsung fixed it for newer and future phones

@@shijou2867 all phones have this issue idk how they'd fix it though its particularly bad with samsung phones

@@shijou2867 You shouldn't let any Li chemistry battery go dead flat, let alone remain there.

Didn't he try putting it in a toaster oven?

@@matthewferraro8020 dude tried everything

Thanks, I now feel old. I was in collage when this happened

He got one of the good ones lmao

I was in elementary school or early middle school when these were recalled

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No

Itsbrooks is right

Please make a youtube video next time you buy a phone, that way the rest of us save money by not buying a piece of shit phone lmao

@@Aetharn Will do!

I had the exact them situation. Had two of the “safe” ones because the first one was draining 20% battery with no usage. Then after they got recalled, I got a Pixel XL.

Wasn't something else that caught on fire? I'm not sure what it was called but something along the lines with "Samsung Edge".

“blast”… heh

Damn, not an android fanboy but samsungs are actually safe for batteries...... Oh no a grenade

@@Unknown-64209 honestly, i stick with androids for many reasons 1. cheaper phones, 2. right to repair and developer friendly (means i can download apks for games i cant obtain) 3. usually has headphone jacks 4. lets me use discord without restrictions

Some devices might get the power but still do nothing.

@@vadnegru That's true, but in my experience at least 90% of manky old electronics that constantly draw at least a few milliamps of current will eventually recover. if it draws none something's gone open-circuit and if it draws more than a few amps something's shorted out, more often than not a ceramic cap.

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​@@Kromiball 😐👍

*S M Λ S N U G*

They’re both very much part of the same era of phones when companies were obsessed with the thinness of their devices to the detriment of everything else.

Nokia 3310 all the way.

Forreal, I had a Note 4, then a Note 5, then a Note 8 and currently have a Note 10+. My Note 8 lasted me a good 5 years until it finally started dropping calls all the time, the rest of the hardware is still pristine. I'm still a Note fanboy because it's the only phone with pen pressure and I used to bus 2+hours a day so I'd always doodle on my phone with the pen :-) I love having a stylus

I'm glad there are some of us Note 8 enjoyers still left. Mine just turned 5 years old, there are obviously some signs of age but nothing serious. I haven't even changed the battery yet, even though it is noticeably degraded.

I would've still had my Note 8 if it weren't for the fact that unlocked models were affected by the 3G tower shutoff. I still have it lying around in storage though. Amazing phone.

I bought every new note phone each year, but I skipped the note 7 because of low funds. What a blessing that was lol

Yeah I had iPhone 3g , 4g then saw the note 3 when it came out and havent turned back Samsung is so much better

SMASNUG

random but yes

Gotta get in there before the degauss goes off

time to downgrade??

Galaxy Xcover Pro is definitely a "2016 phone" and would feel like a downgrade to you, but the removable bat tree, headphone jack, SD card, and general toughness make it a ride or die phone for me. I hope the 5G versions are as good, I miss the extra internal storage.