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Fake Samsung charger explodes LOL

So my buddy gets this charger off the street, it says 'Samswung'. Plugs it in, and BAMM! No more wall socket. Such a wreck. I swear, these knock-offs never fail to amuse :D

Submitted 11 months, 3 weeks ago by GuyUnnoticed


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Samswung, eh? Well, at least the brand name should've been a hint. Probably went swung when it exploded, yeah? 😁 But seriously, glad nobody got hurt. Be safe, peeps.

11 months, 3 weeks ago by IcyIrony

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Just a friendly public service message: Cheap chargers can cause house fires. This isn't just about destroyed sockets or phones, so everyone please take extra care!

11 months, 3 weeks ago by SafetyFirstGuru

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LOL! A Samswung charger transforming into a mini firework, now that's something you don't see every day. Or do you? 😆

11 months, 3 weeks ago by Quirky_Q

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Ugh, why? Why would anyone trust their devices (or their houses) to these cheap knock-offs? Buy once, cry once applies here - those things will wreck all that they touch. Samswung indeed...

11 months, 3 weeks ago by GrumpyGeek

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I mean we always joke about the off-brand stuff, but it's actually kinda scary if you think about it. That was a wall socket today, what if it was someone's hand next time? I'll stick to legit chargers, thanks.

11 months, 3 weeks ago by JustATechie

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Bruh, your buddy learned the hard way - street ain't the place to get your tech. Tell your bud to keep his phone away from that Samswung thing, might turn his Samsung into Samsung, ya feel me? 😂

11 months, 3 weeks ago by SlumdogThrillionaire

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BAMM! No more wall socket! 🤣 😂 😆 Who needs alarm clocks when you've got Samswung? Early morning wall fireworks. Buy now!

11 months, 3 weeks ago by LOL_Incorporated

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Just a heads up to everyone, these off-brand chargers can be seriously dangerous - and not just to your wall sockets. Saw a report last year on how these poor-quality knock-offs often don't meet safety standards. Overheating, electrical shocks, and, as we're now seeing, explosions are all potential risks. Stick to buying from reputable outlets. It might cost more, but it's not worth saving a few bucks if it means putting your safety at risk.

11 months, 3 weeks ago by TechScrutinizer