We’ve reported that Samsung has officially stopped all production of its latest phablet, the Galaxy Note7. The company is advising that all Note7 users power down their units and return them immediately, and according to Mario Serrafero from XDA-Developers, Samsung is sending out thermally-insulated boxes and safety gloves for those returning their Note7 devices.



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The package comes with a few different boxes. As you can see from the instructions, the powered off device first goes into the shielding bag, which is placed into the OEM replacement box. The replacement box goes into the inner box, which then goes into the final box with the shipping label. As Samsung warns, the box is meant only for ground shipping. The Return Kit also comes with safety gloves since “some individuals might be sensitive to the ceramic fiber paper lining the Recovery Box.” You can check out the video below for more details.

The fate of the Galaxy Note7 will for a very long time be remembered as one of the biggest disasters in the history of smartphones. When Samsung announced the iris-scanning phablet back in August, we were extremely impressed. In fact, we were sure that the Note7 was one of the best – if not the best – smartphones that Samsung has ever created. Well, that impression did not last too long.

Shortly after the phone’s launch, incidents of Note7 units exploding popped up everywhere, and soon, the South Korean tech giant launched a global recall. Things seemed to be going smoothly until a replacement unit caught on fire on a Southwest Airlines flight. And the nightmare began: a second round of cases started to emerge where “safe” Note7 devices started overheating and catching on fire.

Samsung has now discontinued the Galaxy Note7, swallowing a $17 billion loss. And with that, what was thought to be the best Note device ever is no more.