Reporting cases of explosion of appliances has become practically a constant in recent months but normally, accidents usually result in at most some more serious injury (as happened with the farmer who lost the vision in one eye).
However, the report that appears on the internet today shows that previous cases do not allow us to disregard the risks and even supposedly cause someone’s death when the device explodes.
In the report, which was made by the user MD Talks on Twitter, the device in question (a Redmi 6A) exploded during night charging, victimizing her aunt, who kept the device next to her pillow at the time of the event.
Accompanied by the report, the user also presented photos of how the device was after the incident and an alleged image that shows the victim of the explosion still on the bed, which, for obvious reasons, will not be included in this article as we do not consider the exhibition adequate. of this image.
Obviously, it is not clear whether the case in question is related to a problem linked to an “original” device (i.e. no maintenance outside the brand’s support network, which can sometimes mean poor quality parts or poorly made repairs. ) but certainly serves as an alert for users who usually leave the device charging very close to the bed (or even on it).
- 5.45” IPS LCD screen, 2.5D curved glass and 72.7% front area
- HD+ resolution (1440 x 720 pixels), 295 ppi
- 2 GB or 3 GB of RAM
- 16GB or 32GB of internal memory
- MicroSD card slot up to 128GB
- MediaTek Helio A22 Chipset
- ARM Cortex-A53 quad-core processor running at up to 2.0 GHz
- 13 MP main camera, 1080p@30fps
- 5 MP front camera, 1080p@30fps
- 3000mAh battery
- Android 10 under MIUI 12 interface as operating system
Xiaomi Redmi 6A is available at Carrefour for BRL 599 and on Amazon for BRL 899.
