The Samsung Galaxy S7 edge is going for RM3,099 in Malaysia with pre-orders to start on 7th of March. If you prefer to pick up the latest water resistant flagship on contract, Maxis is throwing a smartwatch for free if you pre-order from them starting next Monday.
The watch they are offering is the Samsung Gear S2 Classic Platinum that was released recently in Malaysia at RM1,899. This is a more premium version of its current Gear S2 Classic smart watch. Maxis didn’t mention how many units are available but it will be included for online pre-orders while stocks last.
The bundled pricing have not been revealed yet but we reckon it will be offered with its MaxisOne Plans and perhaps with its Zerolution program later on. The Galaxy S7 edge will be released officially in Malaysia on 18 March. Unlike our neighbours, Samsung is only bringing the double curve screen variant and we won’t be getting the standard Galaxy S7 for now.
To recap, the Galaxy S7 edge features a larger 5.5″ Quad HD AMOLED display and it runs on their Exynos 8890 Octa-Core processor mated with 4GB of RAM. There will be 32GB of storage on-board and it will support further expansion with microSD up to 200GB on its hybrid dual-SIM tray. For imaging, the camera pixel count is dropped down to 12MP but it gets faster and brighter performance with a f/1.7 lens and a dual-pixel sensor.
The Galaxy S7/S7 edge is now water resistant with IP68, while the body is more refined with smoother edges and subtle curved glass effect for both sides. You can read more about it here.
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