#galaxy note 7 philippines

Ahead of the launching of its new flagship device, Samsung has released a statement confirming the rebirth of its discontinued Galaxy Note 7 handset. Our local telcos carry refurbished iPhones, so the case of the Galaxy Note 7 shouldn't be that different in the country. Since the failed replacement program of the Galaxy Note 7, it's been a big problem for the company especially that it resulted in a complete recall and refund of the handset. Samsung's first order of business when they announced this year's Galaxy Note is to skip the 6 and go straight to Note 7. The reason being is that the Galaxy S series is currently in the 7th iteration and by naming this year's phablet to Note 7, it gives a more cohesive naming scheme to the line-up. True enough, this year's Galaxy Note 7 has the same exact design signature as the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge and this extends to the core hardware of the smartphone. In fact, the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus (which also has a 5.7-inch display) is chunkier and the Galaxy S7 Edge is pretty much almost at par with the Note 7. Compared to the previous two Galaxy Note releases, the Note7 is slightly thicker than the Note 5 in favor of a slimmer width which makes it more manageable with one-handed operation. Read more in our articles including "Confirmed: The Galaxy Note 7 is coming back" and "Samsung will soon tell us why its Galaxy Note 7 catches fire".