One of the best Android-powered handsets that money can buy has now gone on sale once again. Verizon and Sprint have already resumed sales of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and T-Mobile confirmed recently that it’s going to start selling the handset again soon. Today, Magenta customers can purchase the Galaxy Note 7. They will now receive a new unit which doesn’t have the battery that was a potential fire hazard.
For the past few weeks, Samsung has been involved in the Galaxy Note 7 recall which it had to issue after confirming a battery cell issue with the handset. It has had to replace some 2.5 million units across the globe, the exercise is estimated to have cost the company more than $1 billion.
With the replacement program close to achieving its objective, Samsung believes it’s the right time to resume sales of the Galaxy Note 7. It’s working with its carrier and retail partners in this regard and providing them with new inventory that they can now sell without any worries.
The Galaxy Note 7 can now be purchased in all three Blue Coral, Black Onyx, and Silver Titanium colors from T-Mobile. Full retail price is $849.99 but customers can also get it by paying $69.99 upfront and making 24 equal monthly payments of $32.50. The device is also available on Magenta’s equipment installment plan for $0 down and $37.50 per month.
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