By Kyle O'Brien

US Samsung Galaxy Note 7 owners are not returning the potentially faulty devices as expected, despite the risks.

According to a story by Recode, only 130,000 units have been returned – roughly 15 per cent of the one million in a recall – even though there is the potential for the devices to catch fire or explode.

Last week, Samsung formally recalled the handhelds in conjunction with the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, and regulators have signed off on Samsung’s replacement Note 7s, which the company hopes will lead to more people returning the devices.

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Source: The Drum