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New renders of Samsung Galaxy Note9 show the Metallic Copper variant

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Ivan 08 August 2018

Samsung Android Rumors

A fresh batch of Samsung Galaxy Note9 renders have surfaced, showing the phone in Ocean Blue, Midnight Black and Metallic Copper (the colors the phone will launch in) as well as the Lilac Purple (which is due later).


Metallic Copper Samsung Galaxy Note9 Image Source: WinFuture.de

The renders are accompanied by a bit of fresh information regarding the Galaxy Note9's price. According to unnamed sources, the 128GB model in the UK will be priced at £899 while the 512GB will command a fat £1099 asking price.


Lilac Purple Samsung Galaxy Note9 Image Source: WinFuture.de

That translates into €999 for the 128GB Galaxy Note9 and €1200 for the 512GB one. The baseline 128GB Galaxy Note9 will come with 6GB of RAM while the 512GB model will reach 8GB.


Ocean Blue Samsung Galaxy Note9 Image Source: WinFuture.de

The new Note will have a slightly bigger screen - 6.4-inch compared to the Note8's 6.3-inch - but it will fit in more or less the same footprint. Allegedly this has been achieved by minimizing the side curvature of the phone as well as the bottom bezel.


Midnight Black Samsung Galaxy Note9 Image Source: WinFuture.de

Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Note9 tomorrow in a global event. Check back here for a livestream as well as live coverage as we'll be there.

Moar high-res pics (scroll to the bottom of the article) and all final specs added for the Samsung Galaxy Note9: https://t.co/RKNxYCAXyq #SamsungUnpacked #Unpacked2018 pic.twitter.com/niwCkA3c7d

— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) August 8, 2018
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  • SNA1970
  • dZt
  • 11 Aug 2018

Yea right ... $500 ... Even Chinese Phones without the pen are selling for $500 .. you want the pen , Stereo speakers , and elegant design , for the same price of cheap Chinese phones that have the same CPU and memory ?

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  • SNA1970
  • dZt
  • 11 Aug 2018

lol all my phones are still working without Burn in ... I just give the old ones to the kids ... as for Burn eyes , I agree that the AMOLED is harder on the Eyes . IPS is easier. because AMOLED brightness is much much higher. but anyways t...

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  • Anonymous
  • u7V
  • 09 Aug 2018

Boring Phone,.It should be Around 500$, not more

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