Just logged on to the education store to see that both the s10e and s10 are both out of stock. Upset I missed on such a bargain for pretty much a great one-handed(ish) devices. Is there any change they'll restock? Can I contact support of get them to do something?
dang. thanks for clearing that up.
Guess that's capitalism a perfectly good phone stopped in favour of margins. whatcha gonna do ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I'll have to wait for retail to drop their prices.
get a 2nd hand one, HEAPS of people upgrading to the S20
Yo, enable private messages.
I was going to mention I have an ad
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/523269
and I was going to say I'm willing to undercut any other price you can find on a comparable phone.
I impulse bought a s10e which is still brand new + sealed. Trying to decide whether to sell it and get the s20 instead
Nice lowkey ad.
really? If I decide to sell it ill put it up onto classified/ebay
Thanks for letting us know.
Do you have a samsung store near you? I heard if you have a student card it might work, though unsure if stock is gone there also.
I was on the Samsung EPP store yesterday and noticed the same thing. I asked in live chat if/when they would be getting any S10e stock. The guy said they didn't know. I should have pressed him on the 'if' part, but didn't.
He then asked what features I like about the S10e (to try to sell me something else I guess). I said: the size, waterproof, NFC, good camera and the EPP price of $719. He didn't even bother and said to try retail stores!
Should've jumped on these earlier on the EPP store, but was waiting to see reviews of the S20 (which is nothing special). :(
EPP store was always the best offer for the S10. no reason to wait.
Feel free to PM me if you have questions about the s20.
I made a thread ranting about the phone, but there are lot of good qualities. For example it has haptic feedback for more functions now, such as the camera shutter which I really like. The 120hz is groundbreaking, with animations and scrolling freakishly smooth. Basically anything moving on the screen looks lifelike compared to the choppy animations you'd be used to.
On top of that you have an improved battery.
Though spending $600 vs $1100, it's hard to justify the S20 unless you're an enthusiast.
Yo, are you sure you don't want to buy one second hand?
we (telstra) got an email that it was EOL and won't be restocked