The battery of the 5-day-old OnePlus Nord 2 explodes spontaneously, while a woman carries the smartphone with her in a sling during a bike ride.
The first user has recently reported on Twitter that his wife's OnePlus Nord 2 unexpectedly burst — even though the phone was not charged. Ankur Sharma of Bangalore, the capital of the Indian state of Karnataka, provided the narrative. His wife purchased the Nord 2 five days ago and went on a bike ride while slinging her new smartphone. The bomb exploded out of nowhere, accompanied by a massive cloud of smoke. She was involved in an accident as a result of the explosion. Ankur stated in his Tweet that the incident had traumatized his wife.
OnePlus Nord 2 with exploded battery under investigation
Ankur has released four high-resolution images of a fully damaged OnePlus Nord 2 to back up his story. The gadget appears to have burst from the inside, as seen by the destroyed Lithium-Ion protective bag. The explosion blew the glass back entirely out of the way. The plastic frame is entirely damaged as well. It had to be a huge setback.
The editors of LetsGoDigital called Ankur to ask him a series of pointed questions in order to better understand the facts surrounding the event. This material will be added to the publication at a later period due to the time difference
Of course, it's feasible that this narrative can stand on its own. It doesn't have to imply that there's something wrong with this particular phone model. Unfortunately, a bloated battery that bursts is more prevalent in electrical devices. As a result, it's probable that it'll stay an event.
Nevertheless, it's an amazing feat, especially given that the gadget was not charged at the time of the blast. A similar event was reported two years ago, and OnePlus looked into it more at the time. However, no additional follow-up in the form of a press release was ever sent. The user, on the other hand, is paid.
At this time, it's impossible to rule out the possibility of a larger issue. Many people recall the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, in which the high-end smartphone was pulled off the market immediately after it was discovered that the battery caught fire in many users. Samsung subsequently said that this was due to a lack of space between the components.the battery and the inside are protected by a heat-sealed protective bag