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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 launches on the 16th at Php33k

Samsung has made a quick move to release the Galaxy Note 2 in the Philippines way ahead of the iPhone 5 with an expected retail price of Php32,990USD 562INR 47,657EUR 535CNY 4,094.

The invitation from Samsung Philippines points to a launch date of October 16 for the Philippines. Both Smart and Globe have announced their own postpaid plans for the Galaxy Note 2 last week (here and here).

Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100 specs:
5.5″ HD Super AMOLED display @ 1280×720 pixels
Exynos 4 Quad 1.6GHz
2GB RAM
16GB, 32GB, 64GB internal storage
up to 64GB via microSD card
HSPA+ 21Mbps or 4G LTE 42Mbps
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, dual band 2.4GHz & 5.0GHz
WiFi Direct
NFC
MHL
Bluetooth 4.0
8MP rear camera, 1080p video recording
1.9MP front-facing camera
GPS with aGPS support
3100mAh Li-Ion battery
Android 4.1 Jellybean

Suggested retail price of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is pegged at Php32,990USD 562INR 47,657EUR 535CNY 4,094 (source). We have a unit already and we will be posting our full review soon.

Abe Olandres
Abe Olandres
Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.
  1. Nacoconfuse ako, yung “OR 4G LTE” is N7105 model diba? So yung launch sa 16th is just the HSPA+ model

  2. Really, really tempted to buy a note 2 >_<
    But my current phone is still good…

    …magkano kaya benta ng original note ngayon? Wahahaha

    anyway, 31k ang note 2 sa widget city, 28.5k ata sa kimstore :D

  3. This, or the LG Optimus G…

  4. Got mine last Tuesday in VMall in Greenhills for P28,500. Titanium Gray. Came from Hong Kong. No Warranty.

  5. Priced just right, it’s more affordable on the grey market. I’m tempted but…I find the device too big to fit on my pocket.

    Galaxy note 2 (and /or SGS III)is still better (and cheaper) than Iphone 5.

  6. Foregoing plans of having the Motorola Razr HD Maxx as my next device because of availability issues. I am getting this one instead.

  7. still waiting for lumia 920 price…

  8. i had mine for 2 weeks.. this is a great phone.. previously had an s2.with the note 2 i have not experienced any lags.. must be the 2gig ram or jellybean. very fast and the battery really last long.

  9. I was told that only 16gb will be released in the Philippines.. can anyone confirm this? Because if there’s a chance that 32gb will become available, then i will wait for that instead.

  10. Great but do you have any idea when they are going to place in the maket the gnote 10.1 tablet?

  11. Sun postpaid plan of unlimited internet 1699 for galaxy S3 has no data cap. Last sept. (1st month of my usage), I consumed 40-50GB bandwidth.

  12. What I really really really really want to know is if the 64gb variant of the Galaxy Note 2 will come in the Philippines?

    Or just the 16gb variant of the Galaxy Note 2?

  13. Wow, cheaper than what I expected!

    The first-gen Galaxy Note was 36k when it was released here in the Philippines around November last year.

    I hope OtterBox and other brands of cases will release protective cases before the year ends.

    PS. Make a comparison between the Galaxy Note 2 and iPhone 5, please :) Still undecided.

  14. Got mine at the Smart event at Powerplant earlier. Awesome phone. Got the titanium grey version. I was told that the first 10 customers get a 1thou giftcheck (not sure from where). Too bad I missed that.

  15. I know a retailer who sells the SG Note 2 for 31,990. It was also the same retailer where we purchased the first Note. We had problems with the first note (most of them serious, Superbrick and a loose power connector) Both problems required motherboard replacement. At least Samsung was quick to replace these 2 faulty components even if the unit had scratches unlike Apple.
    My former colleague sent her iPod touch 4 for repairs because of the malfunctioning home button but was rejected because of a small unnoticeable ‘dent’. She had to have it repaired in the black market but the first one broke her LCD (not greenhills). Then she went to Greenhills to have both the LCD and the Home button fixed and she ended up paying extra.
    Here’s the specs of the Note 2 that I would expect but is not published by most people:
    >LED Notification (I saw a vid saying that it’s supported). I miss LEDs from my old BlackBerry
    >exFAT support (Not confirmed. I had my USB formatted for exFat for testing and I also have a USB adapter)
    >Offline voice recognition support (That comes with Jellybean.) I also miss that from blackberry. Siri is overrated because it cannot do anything offline.
    >Split-screen multitasking is supported but only after an update.
    >The international version is 3G only. The carrier specific versions are 4G capable. I don’t know why Samsung is dropping the ball on us by releasing a partially baked product. Well, that’s Samsung… What good is a 3100mah battery if you don’t even have 4G? Samsung co-developed 4G but Apple did not. But Apple released 4G in all of it’s iPhone 5 releases. Why not Samsung? I honestly thought that Samsung is going to make the Note 2 4G capable in all their devices since they have discovered a way to overcome the 4G limitations on a quad core chip in their Galaxy S3 re-releases in S. Korea and Australia. I guess they don’t want us to use 4G yet…

  16. planning to get one as soon as i get paid

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