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Goldgenie already has a 24-karat gold-plated Samsung Galaxy S7 on offer

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Victor 09 March, 2016

Samsung Android Various

Nothing speaks status more than a golden phone right? If you share this opinion then you have surely heard of Goldgenie - the company enjoying the plentiful financial support of millionaire James Caan. Now, as Samsung is preparing for the first wave of mass shipments of its latest flagship duo, Goldgenie has already gotten its hands on the devices and is offering them with a golden exterior.

Currently, there is only one modification of the S7 family on offer, complete with a sparkly golden dust effect on its curved back. The 24-karat gold also extends to the frame and buttons, even the camera and flash frames, leaving only the front it its original black color and Gorilla Glass finish for protection. The design is quite reminiscent of the Galaxy S6 edge Stardust model, also currently on offer at Goldgenie, but we hardly think it's wise to splurge for a full gold treatment and not get the latest tech at hand.

Goldgenie is offering the service with the purchase of a new Galaxy S7 or S7 edge, or your own unit, if you have somehow managed to already get one. The former options come with 64GB of storage and will set you back GBP 2,097.00 for the S7 and GBP 2,297.00 for its edgy sibling.

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  • Anonymus
  • p$A
  • 20 Jul 2016

All Goldgenie products are coming from China. Very low quality for a lot of money. Owner of the Goldgenie company is a well known criminal back in UK. Multiple reports of fraud, money laundering and tax evasion already been lodged against Laban Roo...

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  • AA
  • Khs
  • 11 Mar 2016

finally, a very good opinion who truly understand what is concept of luxury.. yes, I agree with you, most people don't understand the concept of luxury and no matter how hard you lecture/explain it to them, they won't understand, trust me.

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  • r6x
  • 11 Mar 2016

But these gaudy gold plating of phones. Only the beacon bearer neuron are those who order and buy.

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