Samsung recalled its Note7 last year due to the battery burning incident, and its flagship of the first generation fell to the ground and was nicknamed Boom7. Since then, Samsung has become extremely conservative in terms of battery and charging technology. The battery capacity and charging speed of S8/Note8 are low among the same generation of products, and there are many factory tests, so there is no need to worry about the safety. However, Samsung mobile phones before Note7 are still the previous technology and design.

On August 28, it was reported by foreign media that a 25-year-old pregnant woman named Kathleen Walsh suffered from the spontaneous combustion of Samsung's mobile phone on August 17, and the main character was Samsung's flagship Galaxy S5 in 2014.

The pregnant woman has been pregnant for nearly 5 months. Her boyfriend said that the mobile phone was charging when the incident happened, and then there was a loud bang. The mobile phone caught fire and burned on the mattress. Finally, they used a bucket of water to put out the fire. However, the pregnant woman's left hand was severely burned and would leave permanent scars (pictures might cause discomfort). The burning battery bulged and left a big hole in the mattress.

Samsung has contacted the victims, but they said that Samsung only provided a spare machine, and only "a woman working in South Korea" apologized to them. Samsung said in a statement that it was investigating the matter, and that the Galaxy S5 had no known security problems. The incident was under investigation, and the customer service team was in direct contact with customers on the matter.

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