Photo Credit: James Bareham / The Verge
The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 plus will arrive in different stores on March 16.
Samsung has also announced that the cheapest way to get the Galaxy S9 (without a trade-in) is through Samsung itself.
The Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus look almost the same as Galaxy S8 in a glance. Unveiling the features of the latest phone, The Verge reveals that the S9 pair maintain the S8’s attractive and efficient design, with extra tall 18.5:9 screens, curved sides, and glass front and backs. The 5.8-inch (S9) and 6.2-inch (S9 Plus) screens are the same Super AMOLED panels with 2960 x 1440 pixel resolutions, though Samsung says they are slightly brighter this year.
Interestingly, the S9 and its predecessor have slightly different dimensions and weigh a little more.
Here is the cost of the latest Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus released by Samsung:
Buy it outright: S9 for $719.99; S9 Plus for $839.99.
Monthly installments: $30 per month for 24 months for the S9; $35 per month for 24 months for the S9 Plus. Prices are a cent more expensive than buying it outright.
Trade in: $50 to $350 off when you trade in a smartphone. You will trade in last year’s Galaxy S8 or an iPhone 8 or X to get the full $350 but you can still get $300 off for an S7 or iPhone 7, and $150 off for an S6 or iPhone 6.
See video of the phone below:
Culled: Naijanews.com
