Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge Pricing Details Allegedly Leaked, Korean Company Flagship Hitting US Market In April
Earlier this month, Samsung finally took off the wraps of its two high-end devices, the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge.
Since the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona ended, Android and Samsung fans are already awaiting the latest updates about the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.
Fortunately, a new report claims that it will not take long before the flagship reaches the U.S.
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In a report by GSM Arena, the Galaxy S6 smartphone will officially hit US stores and carriers next month.
While the actual release date is still far away, this provides Samsung fans ample time to save up and prepare their budgets.
So how much would the Samsung Galaxy S6 cost?
According to a report by Phone Arena, the single-SIM 32GB model of the device will retail at $714 USD in both Qatar and Bahrain, while the 64GB version costs $796 in Qatar.
Meanwhile, the dual-SIM versions of the devices will be more expensive, with the 32GB model costing $741 in the same countries, while the 64GB edition is priced at $824 USD.
For Android fans who are interested in the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, the device will cost $851 USD, $933 USD and $1043 USD for the 32GB, 64GB and 128GB models respectively. These prices are for the same markets in the Middle East.
While the price list does not particularly pertain to the US market, it still gives interested buyers an idea how much they will need to allot to get the latest flagship model from Samsung.
Initially, Samsung will launch its newest handsets in its home market, then Asia, EU and the US.
