> If samsung don't respect the warranty, issue a chargeback. Your bank will back you up and Samsung have no leg to stand on. I don't think "chargebacks" are th

> If samsung don't respect the warranty, issue a chargeback. Your bank will back you up and Samsung have no leg to stand on. I don't think "chargebacks" are that easy? It's purely a thing that credit cards do, but nothing else AFAIK. But yes, this falls well within warranty. Samsung needs to prove the damage is caused by the consumer, and this is clearly not it. Whether it's worth the time and headaches getting your right is a different matter.