Not everything can always be made perfectly. Leading accessory manufacturer Anker knows this, and has now announced that it is recalling its Soundcore (A3102) and PowerConf (A3302) speakers because the lithium battery inside them can overheat when the speaker is in use, which can in extreme cases even cause a fire. So far, 33 cases have been reported where the batteries in the speakers overheated, resulting in a small fire or miniThe room was slightly filled with smoke. In one case, the owner of the speaker was even slightly burned.
Anker has reportedly sold around 69 of these speakers in the US alone, and according to our quick survey of the domestic market, it is not a problem to get these speakers here either through domestic e-shops or through the Allegro shopping gallery. It is therefore possible that one of these products has fallen into your hands. However, it should be added in one breath that this does not necessarily mean that it is dangerous - the models with a defective battery have model numbers A000, A3102016 or A3302011, and they were sold between March and October 3302031 mainly through AmazonSo, if your speaker matches these specifications, the page below will tell you who to contact and how to resolve everything.
