Starting today at 3pm EDT, AT&T is taking pre-orders for the just unveiled Samsung Galaxy Note5 and the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+. Well-qualified AT&T customers can reserve the Galaxy Note 5 in either Black Sapphire or White Pearl and with 32GB or 64GB of internal storage. Paying $0 down, the 32GB model will cost AT&T customers $24.67 a month over 30 months with the Next 24 plan, $30.84 a month over 24 months using the Next 18 plan, and $37 a month for 20 payments with Next 12. For the 64GB model, the respective monthly payment amounts are $28, $35 and $42.
Pricing for the Samsung Galaxy Note5 on AT&T Next
The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ is available in Black Sapphire or Gold Platinum. With AT&T Next, well-qualified customers can put $0 down and for the 32GB model they would make 30 monthly payments of $27.27 for Next 24. For Next 18, the monthly payments over 24 months would be $33.96. And for Next 12, the 20 monthly payments would amount to $40.75 each. For the 64GB version of the phone, the respective monthly payments would be $30.50, $38.13 and $45.75.
Pricing for the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ on AT&T Next
AT&T customers who purchase the Samsung Galaxy Note5 or the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ on AT&T Next will receive a $200 instant credit or promotion card if they trade in an eligible handset. This offer ends on August 27th. If you switch to AT&T from another carrier and buy one of the two new models on AT&T Next, you will receive a $100 bill credit and an additional $200 in credit for trading in a smartphone.
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Both the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ and Samsung Galaxy Note5 are expected to ship starting on August 21st.
AT&T to start accepting pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy Note5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+
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