The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 price is big, just like it's epic 6.3-inch display size.
Alright, let's rip off the Band-Aid: The Galaxy Note 8 price in the US unlocked is $929, and it then varies by carrier.
T-Mobile's starting price is $930, while Verizon's is $960. Each carrier is offering various monthly payment plans too, including some that span 30 months. You'll be paying off this phone for a looonnnng time.
- US: The best Samsung Galaxy Note 8 bundle deals in the US
- UK: The best Samsung Galaxy Note deals in the UK
The Galaxy Note 8 price in the UK starts at £869 SIM-free, or starting around £60 per month if you want a free phone. In Australia the handset will cost AU$1,499 and will be available for pre-order August 25.
But if you're ready to commit to a phone with dual cameras on the back and 6GB of RAM, then Samsung Galaxy Note 8 pre-orders are now live in the US and UK. You can pre-order your Note 8 through Samsung.
But wait, there are Note 8 bundles and a special offer
So you won't find a cheap Galaxy Note 8, but you can get it for full price with a Samsung Gear 360 camera or a microSD card and fast wireless charger bundle.
These pre-order promotions actually last for a month, 15 days after the phone release date on September 15. This will ease the high price a little bit.
It's not going to save you money, but it does increase the value and having two bundle options instead of one is ideal in case you already have a 360 camera.
What will save you money is if you previously owned the recalled Galaxy Note 7 and trade in your current device.
This special offer qualifies former Note 7 owners to save up to $425 when they upgrade to the Galaxy Note 8. Yes, you'll have to turn in your current device, but you could potentially save nearly half the price of a Galaxy Note 8. Which is a lot.
Samsung is clearly saying, "We're sorry" by giving Note 7 a chance to save big on the new Note 8. You can find out more about the trade-in offer on Samsung's website when pre-orders open tomorrow. This is currently a US-only offer.
The unlocked Note 8 price
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will launch on day one as an unlocked phone in the US, a rare move by any other smartphone maker aside from Apple.
This means you won't be tied down to a specific carrier in the US, though AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and T-Mobile will still be selling this phone on a monthly contract.
What does else does this mean? No force carrier apps (read: US carrier ads). It'll just include the apps that Google and Samsung had intended. Fantastic.
As mentioned, the unlocked Note 8 price is $929 in the US, AU$1,499 in Australia, and the SIM-free phone starts at £869 in the UK.
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