Well, shave off enough corners and pretty soon you're left with nothing...poor quality control is exactly right. Release faulty phone, then release faulty replacement phone. It doesn't take much to figure out that is bad QC.Make that two mistakes (which on a technical level are very linked). It's still far too little data to draw any statistically meaningful conclusions for the whole company, a company with half a million of employees. If it makes you happy that you can predict the quality of all of Samsung's products from these two data points. If it makes you feel so smart and insightful, all the better for you. Strangely however that Samsung has operated for at least a decade in the (Western) public limelight and its poor QC only now struck in a such a forceful manner.
If you call not-jumping-to-conclusions-when-there-is-far-too-little-data-to-do-so ignorance, then I am indeed happy that have such 'ignorance' instead of phoney 'knowledge'. Adios.
I didn't have to jump to any conclusions, Samsung did that for me by recalling their devices not once, but twice. Too little data? Haha that's funny because apparently it was enough data for Samsung to completely recall the phones. "Phoney knowledge" for the win. Hasta.