The Galaxy Note 7 is here, and it can be yours from the major U.S. carriers.
It doesn't come as much of a surprise that the Galaxy Note 7's going on sale from major carriers in the U.S. — with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and U.S. Cellular all getting in on the game. You get the same phone from all of the carriers, leaving your decision up to how the network will work for you, and what incentives it can offer with the purchase.
Here's a breakdown of all the details for buying the Galaxy Note 7 from the major U.S. carriers.
Where to buy the Note 7 in the U.S.
AT&T
AT&T now has the Galaxy Note 7 on sale online and in stores. As for pricing, you've got a few options: 30 payments of $29.34 using AT&T Next or 24 payments of $36.67 for AT&T Next Every Year. Full price is $879.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile is offering the Note 7 for $69.99 down and $32.50 for 24 months — or a total of $849.99. If you're financing, the down payment may be different depending on your credit.
Verizon
Verizon's pricing breaks down to $0 down and $36 per month for 24 months, or $864 outright. Again, the down payment may be larger depending on credit.
Sprint
Sprint's pricing is similar to the others, with an extra option. If you're buying outright, it'll run you $849.99. Alternatively it's $349.99 on a two-year contract (yes they still do those), or $35.42 paying by monthly installments for 24 months.
U.S. Cellular
U.S. Cellular's pricing is set at $27.80 per month for 30 months, $34.75 for 24 months or $41.70 for 20 months — each one totals the same $834. If you want to buy outright you're getting a pretty solid deal: $785 with no commitment at all.
Unlocked
At this time, Samsung hasn't announced any plans to sell a U.S. unlocked model of the Galaxy Note 7 in the same way that it currently does with the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge. Looking back at previous phone launches we'd expect it to take a few months for an unlocked model to arrive, so up until that point you're going to have to either purchase from a carrier, or buy an international model and import it to the U.S.
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