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Galaxy Note10 in red and pink is now available in the US

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Vlad 21 November 2019

Samsung Android

Just in time for the holidays, Samsung has made two new hues available for the Galaxy Note10 in the US. These are Aura Red and Aura Pink. For now, they are exclusive to the Korean company's own online store, where you can pick them up unlocked, or with a carrier contract, where your choice is between Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular.

Galaxy Note10 in red and pink is now available in the US

The unlocked price starts at $949.99, but with an eligible trade-in that could go down to as little as $689.99. You can also use Samsung Financing to pay $28.75 per month for the handset for two years, with 0% APR.

At the moment the Note10+ isn't available in these new colors, but that might hopefully change soon. If it does happen, we're assuming it won't take long, as the company probably wants to use the new hues to refresh people's interest in its flagship stylus-toting line of smartphones, as the holiday shopping season approaches. It's a strategy that it's used many times in the past.

Galaxy Note10 in red and pink is now available in the US

Final note: these colors aren't new per se, as they've been available in other markets, they're just new to the US, and we won't argue with that, as more choice is usually better.

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  • someone
  • Bct
  • 21 Nov 2019

Awful decision to not release them during launch. Not sure why companies have color restriction to some countries. Does not make any sense. Its like "red Note 10 is available only in Europe" .. I mean why ???? did you do any research and find out US ...

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  • Annoymous
  • 3DR
  • 21 Nov 2019

WTF is the person ok LOOOL some confused child

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  • Anonymous
  • LGL
  • 21 Nov 2019

WTF

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