I have had a $500 Galaxy Note for six weeks and it has stopped charging with the moisture indicator inside the phone showing that it was wet, which voids the warranty. The only way it could have gotten wet would be from humidity. I have had cell phones since the early 90s and have never had a problem. If this phone malfunctions and is not warranteed by simply being out side then it is poorly engineered and not usable by someone who must be out doors part of the time. If that is the case it should carry a warning. I am now out $700 with the insurance deductible and concerned about the next one working any better.
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