Recently, South Korean media reported that Samsung was about to completely stop selling Note7. From the first explosion to the end of sale, the flagship Note7 of the first generation ended miserably in 47 days. On August 24 of this year, the first spontaneous combustion event occurred in the first batch of Samsung Galaxy Note 7. In the following 47 days, many batches of Note 7 around the world had spontaneous combustion accidents, including the later launch of the "safe version of Note 7". After being abandoned by three major operators in the United States on August 23, Samsung Electronics officially announced that it would stop the global sales of Note 7 in the near future, and suggested that Note7 users stop using the product and keep their mobile phones off. The flagship of Samsung fell quickly, which is also the most short-lived flagship mobile phone of Samsung in history.