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Samsung unveils Galaxy S10+ Olympic Games Edition

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Peter 17 May 2019

Samsung Android

Samsung has been a sponsor of the Olympic games since 1998 and has a deal in place to sponsor the events to 2028. And it has a tradition – launching a special edition of its flagship for every Olympic games.

This year the Samsung Galaxy S10+ is getting the Olympic treatment. The Prism White version gets the logo of the Tokyo 2020 games on its back (along with carrier Docomo).

This is not the end of the customization, it comes bundled with special Galaxy Buds truly wireless earbuds.

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Samsung Galaxy S10+ Olympic Games Edition

Note that only 10,000 units of the “Galaxy S10+ Olympic Games Edition” will be made starting in late July. Docomo is the exclusive carrier partner in Japan and is asking JPY ($1,000/€900) for a unit. It’s not clear if this model will be available outside of Japan, but odds are that it won't.

By the way, Samsung will also offer special content from the Olympic games. In the past it has launched dedicated apps and streamed the games in VR.

If you’re curious, here’s a quick rundown of previous Olympic special editions: Galaxy Note8 (2018), Galaxy S7 edge (2016), Galaxy Note 3 (2014), Galaxy Note (2012).

Source | Via (in Japanese)

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  • AnonD-731363
  • SH3
  • 20 May 2019

Its just a superoverpriced phone nothing else or special.

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  • Alien
  • 3RM
  • 19 May 2019

I really don't understand who would buy this.. If it were a landing in the Moon or Mars edition I might understand, but the Olympics?? lmao Maybe if I were an athlete and participated, but other than that I fail to see a reason for buying it. ...

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  • Anonymous
  • 6p$
  • 19 May 2019

Wtf

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