Few months after a Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, Samsung decided to make a bold move. Instead of throwing Galaxy Note 7 away and acting like it never happened, the company embraced its failure and set out to salvage what it could, refurbishing the phone with a new battery and then offering it for a significantly lowered price. The best part? It paid out. Four hundred thousand units of Galaxy Note 7 Fan Edition (because only a true fan would decide to buy it after all that happened) were sold in South Korea alone. While there is stil no word on the phone being available outside SK, it is not out of question.
Phone’s price is now, after convertion, something around $620, roughly $265 bucks less than the original Galaxy Note 7 cost. For that price South Koreans got a phone that, except for a battery with capacity lowered from 3500mAh to 3200mah, is exacly the same as the original. Would you be interested in such device, were it available in your country?