1. Get a refund: If you have already purchased a Note 7, you can return it to your retailer for a full refund. Most major carriers and retailers are offering full refunds, even if the phone is past the return period.
2. Exchange your Note 7 for another phone: Samsung is allowing Note 7 owners to exchange their phones for another Samsung device, including the Galaxy S7, S7 edge, or S8. You may need to pay a difference in price depending on the model you choose.
3. Wait for the Note 8: Samsung has announced that it will release the Galaxy Note 8 in the fall of 2017. This phone will likely have a new design and improved features, so it may be worth waiting for if you are looking for a new Note device.
4. Consider a different brand: If you are not interested in another Samsung phone, you can consider a different brand of smartphone. There are many great Android phones on the market, including the Google Pixel, LG V20, and HTC 10.
5. Take precautions if you continue using your Note 7: If you decide to continue using your Note 7, there are some precautions you can take to reduce the risk of an explosion. These include:
* Not charging the phone overnight
* Not using the phone while it is charging
* Not leaving the phone in direct sunlight or high temperatures
6. Report any incidents: If you experience any problems with your Note 7, including overheating or explosions, be sure to report them to Samsung and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). This information will help Samsung investigate the problem and take steps to prevent future incidents.
