14 DAY TRIAL // Samsung has already announced its Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge flagship smartphones last weekend, but the South Korean company did not share any details on pricing options.
However, we have learned that the Galaxy S6 pricing options will start from €700 in Europe, with the 32GB model being the cheapest and the 128GB the most expensive.
Also, Samsung Galaxy S5 Edge will be €150 more expensive than the standard model, so those who want something different that will allow them to stand out should prepare their wallets.
Although the information we got only referred to the European pricing, it looks like the US version of the Galaxy S6 will cost the same just that in another currency.
It looks like T-Mobile USA is now hosting a contest for Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge on its website.
Winners will receive various prizes including a Samsung Galaxy S6 smartphone, Samsung Gear S, Samsung Galaxy Gear Circle, Samsung Galaxy Tab S, and Samsung Level Box Wireless speaker.
The thing that's interesting is how these devices are priced, including the Galaxy S6 that hasn't officially received a price tag from Samsung or any of the US carriers yet.
According to the pre-registration giveaway official rules, T-Mobile's Samsung Galaxy 6 will cost $700 outright. Obviously, the smartphone will be available for much less on 2-year agreements, but the news is the Galaxy S6 costs the same as the European version but in other currency.
And just like the European models, the Galaxy S6 launched in the US will come in multiple versions, so expect the $700 variant to be the cheapest one.
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge will probably be priced $150 higher than the standard version, so if you're looking for this particular device, you'll probably have to come up with at least $850 for the cheapest version.
