Sprint and Verizon are once again selling the Samsung Galaxy Note7.
Both companies’ web sites list the device for sale and also reveal where the phone can be found at local stores. Supply of the device is limited, but determined consumers can buy the phone. Samsung and its carrier partners halted sales of the device early this month after Samsung discovered a quality issue with some batteries.
About 2.5 million devices in total were recalled due to the possibility of fire risk, though the actual number of impacted devices isn’t clear. Incidences of burns, fires, and explosions blamed on the phone have been reported in the media.
On Tuesday, Samsung said about 500,000 replacement units are now available to original Note7 buyers who have yet to exchange their phones. Samsung and its carrier partners are pushing a software update to the Note7 so owners know whether or not their device is safe.
Recalled devices will display an alert stating such, while safe devices will display a green power indicator in the status bar.
