Samsung Delays the Galaxy Fold Launch in Some Places

Last week Samsung China sent invitations for events in Shanghai and Hong Kong, where it was expected to launch the Galaxy Fold. However now, reports are claiming that the company canceled the unveilings. Media representatives suggest this is due to the faulty review units and claim the product launch in China will be postponed.

Samsung Galaxy Fold Launch Delayed in China

Just Recently, the screen of royal Galaxy Fold is breaking just after a few days the device is used. The devices were sent to the reporters for review. As you all know that Galaxy Fold has two touchscreens, a small one which works when folded and a large tablet kind of screen that turns on when the device is opened. So according to users, the larger screen on their Galaxy Fold devices failed.

From last some years, Samsung is going through bad times. Initially, the battery of flagship Note 7 exploded which revealed that the device had some issue. The company had to recall all devices back to fix the issue. However when the people were provided with new devices, even they caught fire, sinking Samsung’s name.  August 2017 was the most difficult time for Samsung when they were accused of selling phones with exploding and draining batteries. Later on, Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge abruptly exploded and caught fire.

If the launch delayed in China, it means we may also face a delay in the global rollout. The company has not revealed any new information regarding this yet. But we will update you when we will get more information about it.

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Onsa Mustafa

Onsa is a Software Engineer and a tech blogger who focuses on providing the latest information regarding the innovations happening in the IT world. She likes reading, photography, travelling and exploring nature.

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