A Samsung fan in India has reported a shocking experience with two flagship devices failing in just 48 hours. The ordeal began on January 14 when the screen on their Galaxy S23 developed the infamous pink line, prompting a ₹9,000 repair at an authorized service center.
Less than a day later, their Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra suddenly developed a blinking green line while sitting on a desk. According to the user, the device was in mint condition with zero physical damage, but the service center demanded ₹19,600 for a repair, citing “international unit” policies.
Samsung S23 Ultra Green Line Issue Highlights Manufacturing Concerns
The user emphasizes that experiencing two flagship screen failures at home within two days is statistically impossible without a manufacturing defect. Both devices failing in succession strongly points to quality control issues in Samsung’s display technology.
The complaint also highlights frustration with Samsung India’s support policies, which the user believes are being used as an excuse rather than addressing a potential manufacturing defect. The user has tagged @SamsungIndia and reached out to the community, requesting urgent assistance to prevent losing faith in the brand.
For other Samsung users, this incident is a warning to monitor flagship devices closely. If similar issues appear, it may indicate broader display manufacturing problems. Filing complaints through official channels or consumer helplines is recommended to ensure accountability.
The S23 Ultra green line and S23 pink line failures have sparked discussions among users online, raising questions about quality assurance and after-sales support for high-end devices in India. Loyal customers are now calling on Samsung to provide proper support without hiding behind warranty policies.
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