LONDON: The limited edition Galaxy Note Edge has slowly been rolling out worldwide. In the United States almost all major carriers offer it at $399 coupled with a two-year contract.
Now it seems the stunningly designed phone along with Google’s whale-sized Nexus 6 will be coming to Verizon.
Already on Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T, the Note Edge has been getting stellar reviews from critics. Many users have raved about its curved edge that brings added functionality and provides a great overall look to the device. Verizon previously was the only US carrier that had not offered the phablet. According to Phandroid, the phone could become available in Verizon on Jan 8 or thereabouts.
Android Authority stated that Verizon normally is the last to get the latest devices or does not offer them as all, as it has a CDMA network. However, it seems those who want the Note Edge are in luck as the carrier has decided to offer the CDMA version of the device which was earlier released in the Japanese market.
Through Verizon, the Note Edge will be offered outright at $799. For those who want to purchase it via an instalment plan it will be available at $33.32 per month.
Meanwhile, US Cellular has officially announced that it will offer the Note Edge from Jan. 7 and it will be priced at $399 along with a two-year contract. For people who prefer to buy it in instalments, they can expect to pay $41 for 20 months, which means the phone will end up costing around $820.
