I bought my Samsung Galaxy S23 from Media Markt about four months ago, but I only recently started using it because I had another phone. Whenever I give the phone a little shake, I can hear a faint rattling noise coming from within. I want to emphasize that I have not dropped the device. According to my online findings, it seems that the source of this sound could be the optical stabilizer. While recording a video, I observed that the video captures the sound when I shake the phone. This situation is quite unusual. From what I've gathered from various forum discussions, it appears that many other users have expressed similar grievances.
The video camera on my Samsung S24 Ultra vibrates excessively when turned, and the image is distorted. I've previously used numerous Samsung devices, and this isn't common. Similar complaints can be seen on other forums. I'd want to seek an exchange or refund.
Ever since I purchased my Samsung A54 in May 2023, I've been constantly facing sound interruptions during calls. It's been months now. I've adapted to completing the other half of what the other person says, turning every conversation into a guessing game. Whether it's regular phone calls, WhatsApp ...
I bought a Samsung S23 FE, and within a week, I started experiencing issues with WhatsApp video calls. The other person's audio cuts in and out frequently, making conversations difficult. I've seen many similar complaints online, but no clear solution has been provided. What should I do to fix this?...
I bought a Samsung 9kg washing machine in September 2024, but I’ve barely used it—probably no more than 20 times in total, as I haven’t been home much. Yet despite the light usage, a major issue started just after the 5th wash: the machine began to violently shake and move, almost like it’s trying t...
Approximately 15 days ago, I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 1TB. After starting to use the phone, I experienced severe overheating, with temperatures reaching 45-50 degrees Celsius, rapid battery drain from 100% to around 55%, and the well-documented grainy screen issue, which I captured with ...
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