Samsung caught the world by surprise with Galaxy Note Edge, a smartphone it unveiled alongside Galaxy Note 4 back in September 2014, and so far it has only been released in select markets. The company isn’t going to release it in most markets like the Galaxy Note 4 but customers in the U.S. will have several options at their disposal if they want to pick one up. On January 7th, U.S. Cellular will be yet another destination from where one will be able to purchase the Galaxy Note Edge.
Earlier today it was also rumored that Verizon will soon be adding this smartphone to its lineup. The country’s biggest mobile network is expected to make the announcement on Thursday, January 8th.
Customers who opt for the contract option on U.S. Cellular will have to pay $399 upfront. It will be possible to purchase the smartphone outright for $810. An installment plan will also be offered which will bind customers to make installments worth $41 for over 20 months.
The Galaxy Note Edge stands out from the pack thanks to its curved display. Samsung is reportedly going to replicate this on a Galaxy S6 variant as well.
The smartphone is already available from carriers like Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile, so there are lots of places from where customers in the U.S. can pick one up.
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