I got just my Sony Sensor exchanged to Samsung Sensor due to Camera Failure. The Sony snesor just stopped Focusing . To Focus I had to shake the camera or to pooint upwards, then it started to focus again, when pointing downwards.
Samsung does not want to exchange my camera to a sony camera, because they say because of warranty I have to accept it. But in my opinion and i nthe opinion of many people here the camera is much worse. Now I was wondering, why they can't just give me back, what I have bought and paid for. While this I still try to figure out at my local store, I am surprised to some other things.
I only read of people, that they got thei sony camera exchanged to samsung/isocell. Not the other way.
I also realized, that there have been some sold offs of the samsung galaxy s6, like mine with the sony sensor.
I s it possible, that Samsung already knew, that the sony sensors have some kind of failure and they wanted to get rid of the sony module phones. And if the people realize failure, they just exchange?
Because of that I want to know, how many people with camera problems, who exchange then, have which sensor here.
Samsung does not want to exchange my camera to a sony camera, because they say because of warranty I have to accept it. But in my opinion and i nthe opinion of many people here the camera is much worse. Now I was wondering, why they can't just give me back, what I have bought and paid for. While this I still try to figure out at my local store, I am surprised to some other things.
I only read of people, that they got thei sony camera exchanged to samsung/isocell. Not the other way.
I also realized, that there have been some sold offs of the samsung galaxy s6, like mine with the sony sensor.
I s it possible, that Samsung already knew, that the sony sensors have some kind of failure and they wanted to get rid of the sony module phones. And if the people realize failure, they just exchange?
Because of that I want to know, how many people with camera problems, who exchange then, have which sensor here.
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