My company has 9 Note 7s with the 'fire' option. Rather than hand them back, it sued Samsung (defective product) and was awarded an Order for continued use and support for 5 years subject to the batteries being removed.

There are corporate reasons why we needed these units - they are not used as cell handsets rather than for an alternative technical reason.

No one should EVER buy a smartphone where the user is unable to change the battery. This Samsung Note 7 was a design disgrace - I know, I am a technician and have been trained to take these things apart.

The battery was UNDER the PCB at the rear of the handset, sandwiched between it and the front PCB. A horror story. It is like a car engine being placed in the middle of the chassis - only accessible from the underneath.

All for the sake of 'thin'. A friend who is a Samsung tech said it was a terrible compromise and even a 'swine' to change the battery, taking over an hour to achieve.

Now they are taking the audio jack away!