In recent years, the news of smartphone explosion is not uncommon. Samsung and Apple have both reported that users were injured due to the explosion. This time, it is Sony's turn. The accident happened to Grant Eger, a 21-year-old man.

When he was sending a text message, he suddenly heard some small noises from the Sony Xperia T3 mobile phone in his hand, and then the phone exploded and sparkled. He then threw T3 to the ground, The sparks from T3 even ignited the carpet. Finally, he threw his mobile phone out of the window to put out the sparks. After handling the exploded T3 mobile phone, Grant's right hand had been severely burned. Later, he received treatment in the emergency room for up to 8 hours.

It is reported that this Sony Xperia T3 was purchased by him from Argos, a local retailer, for 180 pounds a year ago, and there was no problem during the previous use. A spokesman for Sony Mobile said: "All of our products are produced to a high standard, and have undergone rigorous quality testing before going on sale, including falling, bending, pressing, heating and other simulated daily use methods. At present, we are actively communicating and contacting consumers to thoroughly investigate the incident." Is everyone's belief in this sufficient?