#note7

After the battery issues the Galaxy Note7 faced, Samsung Philippines has announced the Galaxy Note7 Replacement Program here in the country where they will replace all Note7 units bought via authorized dealers and operators in the Philippines on or before September 7, 2016 with brand new phones of the same model or a Galaxy S7 Edge. Owners will simply need to bring the Galaxy Note7, the full box, proof of purchase, and one (1) valid ID. Additionally, Samsung PH is also giving Note7 users an option to swap it into a Galaxy S7 Edge starting September 10. For those who purchased the Note7 through Globe or Smart, owners may communicate with them and have their devices replaced or exchanged. After seeing the freshly-launched Galaxy Note7 from Samsung be pitted with other handsets, we now place it side-by-side ASUS's Zenfone 3 Deluxe to see which phone has better internals on paper. With the release of the Samsung Galaxy Note7, we take a look what has changed from its predecessor in terms of paper. Here is our specs comparison for the Note7 vs the Note 5. The Galaxy Note7, however, will be available for Php39,990 for the 64GB storage. Read more in our articles including "Samsung announces Galaxy Note7 Replacement Program in PH" and "#AskYugaTech Episode 1: Best Smartphones for Php10k, Cameras, Note7".