Samsung launches Enterprise Editions of Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8

by Cosmin Vasile / Oct 06, 2017, 1:48 AM

Samsung launches Enterprise Editions of Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8

The Galaxy Note 8 is one of the most expensive Android smartphones available on the market, just like the Galaxy S8 and S8+ were earlier this year. However, for a solid business, neither of the two flagships would be expensive if they prove to be useful enough.

Well, Samsung is trying to target the business segment with the Enterprise Edition variants of the Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8. Specs-wise, they offer the same performance as the standard models, but the software is a bit different.

First of all, they come with a three-year license for Knox Configure and Enterprise Firmware OTA updates. According to Samsung, both devices will receive monthly security patches for the next three years. Moreover, the South Korean company has decided to extend the warranty for these business devices to a total of three years, instead of just two.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8 Enterprise Edition are now available for purchase in Germany via Tech Data Mobile. They might go on sale in other parts of Europe, but there's no way to tell for sure at this time.

source: Samsung (translated) via GSMArena

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8 Comments

1. iushnt

Posts: 3174; Member since: Feb 06, 2013

Great going!!

posted on Oct 06, 2017, 2:37 AM 0

2. Jj506a

Posts: 4; Member since: Sep 02, 2017

This sounds like Samsung Knox Configure which can be established for many of Samsungs devices.

posted on Oct 06, 2017, 3:48 AM 0

3. det_bradlee

Posts: 164; Member since: Jun 08, 2015

When did Samsung phones start coming with a 2 year warranty?

posted on Oct 06, 2017, 7:07 AM 1

4. Panzer

Posts: 283; Member since: May 13, 2016

I think the EU makes them have a 2 year warranty. My S8 that I bought from Clove has a 2 warranty. I just have to send it back to Clove since Samsung is a bunch of hard ons about grey market devices.

posted on Oct 06, 2017, 7:45 AM 0

6. xfire99

Posts: 1207; Member since: Mar 14, 2012

No, Warranty is optional for company to decide. But there is 2 years Guarantees in EU.http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/guarantees-returns/faq/index_en.htm

posted on Oct 06, 2017, 9:40 AM 0

7. drunkenjay

Posts: 1703; Member since: Feb 11, 2013

actually, most devices only cover warranties from the country of purchase.

posted on Oct 06, 2017, 10:46 AM 0

8. Panzer

I know, just annoyed with how Samsung handlles international unlocked phones. I want an unlocked Exynos with a US CSC instead fiddling with firmware to get most of the features of the unlocked Snapdragon model.