The northern neplus 2 which has recently been out of India and would it be the same fate as the Galaxy Note 7. A new case of battery which takes fire to the Nord 2 OnePlus has just been listed in India.

Bad news this week for the OnePlus brand. Indeed, the brand which has just marketed its brand new high -end Le OnePlus Nord 2 recently, has to face a new case where its phone caught fire.

OnePlus Nord 2, a reliable phone?

So, of course, this is currently the third case where the phone is defective on the number of mobile phones sold by the brand.However, this again leaves doubt about a possible battery problem.

The information was published on Twitter by the owner of the smartphone a certain Gaurav Gulati and the photos are surprising to say the least.It shows the phone with the completely charred front side while the rear seems to have burned from the inside largely.

Gaurav Gulati confirmed to our colleagues in My MySmartprice:

The interested party specifies that he was at that time in an air-conditioned courtroom.

What is interesting is that apparently, the phone was not in charge and still had an autonomy of 90% battery.

OnePlus reacts, but the owner opts for another solution.

Following the publication of this incident, OnePlus immediately proposed to Gaurav Gulati to recover the device for analysis.A proposal refused by the owner of the smartphone.In fact, follows to other incidents that have already taken place with this model, Gaurav Gulati reported to the firm that he would take the legal path and place the phone from the police as "piece on the file".

Indeed, he decided to file an official complaint against OnePlus India.In addition, he wants to go further and file a complaint with the consumer court and to block the sale of the phone in India until all the analyzes have been done.

These cases of problem on the northern neplus 2 remind us of the problems that Samsung had had with its Galaxy Note 7 which ultimately had to be removed from the market.The owners of the said phone had to send the phone to the Korean manufacturer.

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