Unfortunate Accident Involving OnePlus Nord 3: Report Suggests a Child Was Injured
An OnePlus Nord 3 user claims their brand new device exploded, resulting in an 8-year-old child sustaining hearing loss and mental trauma. Ritesh Kumar Meena posted photos of the burnt and torn phone lying on a mattress, accusing the company of asking him to submit the battered device and fearing potential destruction of evidence.
On Twitter, Amazon Help and other accounts have responded to the thread. However, publicly accessible information does not allow access to personal accounts or order details. Lawyer and social activist Gaurav Gulati has called for action and shared a police complaint.
OnePlus's response stated their top priority is customer health and safety, and they have reached out to the user to ensure their well-being while asking for the opportunity to examine the device. They emphasized their products undergo rigorous quality and safety tests before being released.
It is essential to note that no credible reports or evidence in the available sources confirm the OnePlus Nord 3 explosion incident causing injury to a child. Skepticism should be exercised when assessing such claims. Always refer to official manufacturer statements or recognized tech safety authorities for the most reliable information on product safety incidents.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
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- Despite the OnePlus Nord 3 user's claim of explosion and the resulting injury to an 8-year-old child, no credible reports or evidence have been found to substantiate these claims.
- As more people opt for gadgets like smartphones, it remains crucial to exercise skepticism when incidents such as explosions are reported, and to rely on official manufacturer statements or recognized tech safety authorities for accurate information.
