samsung s6

[Anonymous]

I want it now just watched release and it is fantastic. Come on o2 I want it now new now

[MI5]

The 64gb S6 is actually cheaper (at today's exchange rate) than the Note 4 was at launch.
The 32gb Edge is comparable to the Note 4 launch price.
Even the 128gb Edge is cheaper than the iPhone

[Cleoriff]

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@Anonymous wrote:
So starting at around £540 for the entry model.

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At todays rates Nick its less than £540...(sadly that could all be changed by April)

[Cleoriff]

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@MI5 wrote:
The 64gb S6 is actually cheaper (at today's exchange rate) than the Note 4 was at launch.
The 32gb Edge is comparable to the Note 4 launch price.
Even the 128gb Edge is cheaper than the iPhone

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Todays exchange rate I could get the 699e model for £510 ....Sadly not expected to last...

[jonsie]

I'm sure the exchange rate will be much worse at release date.

[Anonymous]

Of course we will be ripped off and the exchange rates mean nothing.

I bet £550 will be the starting point

[Anonymous]

It's crazy how these devices cost so much here and yet in the states cost next to nothing. But still won't stop me from getting one

[Anonymous]

That isn't strictly true @Anonymous

In the US it is common practice to make a payment upfront, typically $199 - $299 and the rest is subsidised through your contact.

Here in the UK we expect the handset for free so it has to be subsidised in full via the tariff.

That said, mobile contacts are much more expensive in the US with $100 a month being fairly typical.

[MI5]

US prices are always advertised without sales tax too.

[Cleoriff]

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@MI5 wrote:
US prices are always advertised without sales tax too.

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True...As I found out to my cost when buying a watch in the US... My fault I know... but it certainly wasn't as cheap as I first thought

[Anonymous]

I've just noticed they is No 32gb available in the s6 edge ?! Only shows 64gb and 128gb. What is that about ?! It's has all 3 options on the s6 thou