Like many electronics manufacturers, Samsung isn’t a stranger to occasional production defects and issues. Samsung had the highly-publicized exploding battery issue in 2017 with its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, for example. The latest issue, this time with Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S20 smartphone , is less explosive, although nonetheless very problematic for those who experience it. DIY Photography reports that some Galaxy S20 cameras are shattering. Specifically, the glass covering the main camera array on the back of the device breaks during normal use. On April 27, attorneys at Hagens Berman have filed a lawsuit in the US District Court of the District of New Jersey filed a lawsuit against Samsung, alleging that Samsung has concealed a ‘widespread defect causing the rear camera glass in the Galaxy S20 smartphone to shatter unexpectedly during normal use.’ Hagens Berman accuses Samsung of fraud, breach of warranty and violations of several consumer-protection laws. Samsung Galaxy S20 smartphone lineup It’s unclear how widespread the issue is, but Hagens Berman alleges that the issue first appeared only four days after the Samsung Galaxy S20 went on sale in March 2020. Hagens Berman alleges further that the issue is not limited to the Galaxy S20 but […]
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