A nasty little Note 5 "defect" has popped up over the weekend. This is less of a defect than it is just a common sense issue. As more and more users are upgrading to the Note 5 they are finding out that putting the SPen back into the device up side down can cause a huge issue. The all new SPen is designed to sit flush inside the phone. It has a clicking mechanism built in which allows for easy and convenient extraction.
It turns out that when you place the SPen into the Note 5 backwards it gets stuck, and not kinda stuck straight up stuck. According to some Note 5 users once the SPen is placed in the phone backwards it is nearly impossible to get it unstuck. Some users just weren't able to get the SPen unstuck and are now not able to use the SPen while others nearly broke the SPen removing it from the device. Some users have reported that after having stuck the Spen and then having unstuck the Spen the pen removal detection quit working.
It would be easy enough to lose focus of what you are doing and accidentally place the SPen in backwards. It seems as if Samsung would have taken some precautions to eliminate this problem. Maybe making the Spen cavity cone in with the pen so that maybe a portion of the pen would be sticking out of the phone making it easier to grab if it happened to get stuck, or maybe making the spring loaded mechanism strong enough to pop the spen out if you placed it in backwards. Either way just be sure to remember not to put your SPen in the Note 5 backwards.
via AndroidCentral