14 DAY TRIAL // Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Samsung announced today that it brings the Galaxy Note 8 flagship Android smartphone to potential buyers in the U.S. in Deepsea Blue color.
US customers were able to buy Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 smartphone only in Midnight Black and Orchid Gray colors, but starting November 16, 2017, they'll be able to pick up the superb Galaxy Note 8 in Deepsea Blue finish too.
The bad news is that the device will be available for purchase exclusively from Best Buy stores or online from Samsung.com and BestBuy.com, but the good news is that it's supported on AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint carriers.
T-Mobile's network doesn't seem to be supported at this time, but at least Samsung will let customers in the U.S. who bought a Galaxy Note 8 in either Midnight Black and Orchid Gray finish to trade-in their device for the Deepsea Blue variant.
"For U.S. customers who trade-in an eligible device, they can receive an instant trade-in credit towards a Galaxy Note8 in any color. For more information on Samsung’s trade-in program, visit http://www.samsung.com/us/trade-in/," said Samsung.
Galaxy Note 8 is Samsung's best Android smartphone to date
Samsung launched the Galaxy Note 8 smartphone only two and a half months ago, on August 23,, during a live event called "Do Bigger Things," kicking off pre-orders a day later, on August 24, 2017. Galaxy Note 8 has a starting price of $929 USD in the US.
A Star Pink variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is also available, but only for Taiwanese customers. For more details on the features of the Galaxy Note 8, check out today's press release, as well as the official website.
In related news, Samsung announced the other day the upcoming availability of the rugged Galaxy S8 Active Android smartphone to Sprint and T-Mobile customers in the US. Samsung Galaxy S8 Active will be available for purchase sometime later this month from Samsung.com or said mobile carriers with a 2-year contract.
