Due to an overwhelming demand for the latest flagship device of Samsung, Galaxy Note 10+ was stocked out during the first pre-order period. Thus, Samsung Mobile Bangladesh has now started the second phase of pre-order, which will run from September 1 to September 24, 2019.
Regarding the second phase of pre-order, Muyeedur Rahman, Head of Mobile, Samsung Bangladesh said, “We are extremely pleased to say that we have received an unprecedented number of pre-orders for Galaxy Note 10+. For this reason, we are delighted to start another phase of pre-order so that our customers can enjoy numerous added advantages when purchasing the device.”
During the limited-time period of the pre-order, Galaxy Note 10+ will be available at the price of BDT 1,34,500, after a discount of BDT 10,000 from the regular price. Offer also includes up to BDT 100,000 discount voucher applicable for selected Samsung Real 4K UHD Smart TVs. Upon purchase of 2nd year’s warranty, one-time screen replacement (Never Mind Offer) is Free. Customers will also be able to purchase the device through EMI (up to 18 months, 0% interest). On top of it, exchange offers will be applicable when purchasing selected models of Samasng handsets.
The Galaxy Note10+ features a 6.8-inch AMOLED Infinity display on a device that is still easy to hold and easy to use. The device has quad rear camera setup that include a 16MP Ultra-Wide camera, a 12MP Wide-angle camera, a 12MP Telephoto camera and a DepthVision camera. Moreover, the device has a 10MP front camera to take selfie.
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