Think it is cheapest so far, price dropping fast, this is the dual sim model.
Good price, but take notice of the 3G bands before buying this phone.
This model does not appear to have 850Mhz 3G, which is vital for Telstra NextG.
From the listing:
2G: 850, 900, 1800, 1900MHZ
3G: 900, 1900, 2100MHZ
4G: 700, 850, 1700, 1800, 1900, 2100, 2600MHZ
No wonder it is cheaper than the single sim model, why can't they make phones that are compatible with all the bands?
From what I gather, Antenna design determines what bands are going to work well. They probably still build them to support different regions based on their bands. Note that this isn't an Australian device so they have no real reason to support all of our bands.
lose a 2yr aus samsung warranty to save $50-$100 not the smartest thing to do
I think this is dual sim model which is not sold in Australia so can't compare.
You can compare. lol
fair call
What "RogueWolf" said.
Dual sim > everything else for some people.
Currently using single sim Note 3. I have 2 numbers 1 for work and the other for personal matters. Had one of the numbers set to divert all calls to the other. Works good for most cases but you cant divert SMS. Dual sim would have been handy.
You can put the sim in a android phone and make it online all the time, and divert all SMS to gmail using some app, eg: SMS backup+
There is room for 2 sim cards but not MicroSD?!?!?!
Yup, that is really disappointing, I like how Huawei gives the option of second sim or microsd on the second sim slot.
That is also stupid. People have to do their own mod if they want both the second sim and the microsd to work at the same time.
Why samsung make new note to be unremovable battery….I miss note4
Just stick to note 4 then.
Is there a 64G / 128G version coming in Aussie?
Doesn't look suitable for Telstra and Voda 3G or Telstra 4GX
http://cdn.gsmarena.com/imgroot/news/15/08/note-5-sirim/-728…