MagSafe battery chargers recalled after reports of fires, burn injuries
A recall has been issued for MagSafe power banks following reports of overheating batteries, fires, and burn injuries.
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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall for certain MagSafe power banks due to reports of overheating batteries, fires, and burn injuries. The recall affects around 1,400 units of Flaunt Mag-Safe power banks and over 1,000 power banks from other manufacturers.
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MagSafe battery chargers recalled after reports of fires, burn injuries Fox Business · 92d ago broke it first
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is recalling Flaunt Mag-Safe power banks. The action affects approximately 1,400 units after reports surfaced regarding batteries overheating.
Coverage from Fox Business, Notebookcheck, and NBC Montana emphasizes that the devices pose fire and burn risks. Reports indicate the malfunction has already led to burn injuries and property damage.
Future updates will likely focus on the total number of units recovered and any further guidance from the CPSC regarding affected consumers.
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Which specific product is being recalled?
The recall affects Flaunt Mag-Safe power banks.
How many units are involved in the recall?
According to NBC Montana, about 1,400 units are being recalled.
Why is the recall being issued?
The recall follows reports of overheating batteries, fires, burn injuries, and property damage.
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