Galaxy Note Fan Edition now available in South Korea, priced at 611$

Nick Papanikolopoulos July 7, 2017

After its official unveiling a couple of days ago (5 days to be precise), Samsung’s Galaxy Note Fan Edition is now available in the South Korean market priced at KRW699,600 which is approximately $611 -but only 400,000 units will be sold in the initial batch.

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In case you missed it, the Galaxy Note Fan Edition is the ressurected (and explosive) Galaxy Note7, running on Android 7.0 Nougat, equipped with a safe, smaller 3200 mAh battery when compared to the original power cell with 3,500 mAh charge. In case you’re interested, the quite powerful phablet is available in 3 variants (one for every South Korean mobile carrier): SK Telekom, Korea Telekom and LG Uplus.

Note that back in September 2016 when it was initially launched, its price tag was close to KRW1 million (866$/760 Euros), but now you can have it almost 30% cheaper, safer but with a smaller battery. 😉

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