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Exciting Galaxy Note 4 Release Date (U.S.) Info Emerges

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New and essential Samsung Galaxy Note 4 release date information continues to land for consumers in the United States ahead of the Galaxy Note 4 release date in October.

In the weeks since the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 announcement in early September, we’ve seen a ton of new Galaxy Note 4 release date details emerge for buyers all over the world. The past three weeks in particular have been exciting as we’ve seen Galaxy Note 4 release dates confirmed, Galaxy Note pre-orders begin, and Galaxy Note 4 price information arrive. And while the Galaxy Note 4 release is confirmed, we’re still seeing important details arrive for consumers in the U.S.

Earlier this month, AT&T and Verizon started taking pre-orders ahead of the Galaxy Note 4 release date on October 17th. That date applies to AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, and Verizon. T-Mobile started taking pre-orders on Wednesday and on Friday, Sprint Galaxy Note 4 pre-orders went live for the very first time. Today, new Galaxy Note 4 pre-orders have emerged, pre-orders that offer some deals for those looking to buy Samsung’s Next Big Thing in the U.S.

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Amazon, one of the world’s leading retailers, has begun taking pre-orders for the AT&T Galaxy Note 4, Sprint Galaxy Note 4 and Verizon Galaxy Note 4 ahead of their respective release dates in October. And fortunately for consumers looking to potentially snag a Galaxy Note 4 in the next few weeks, Amazon’s Galaxy Note 4 pre-orders deliver some intriguing new details.

First off, the AT&T Galaxy Note 4 pre-orders reveal a $799 off-contract price. That’s a $26 difference from AT&T’s exorbitant $826 off-contract price for the Galaxy Note 4. It’s not a huge deal but it’s still a day one Galaxy Note 4 deal. The AT&T Galaxy Note 4 deal isn’t the only price cut that Amazon’s offering up though.

Sprint’s Galaxy Note 4 arrived with a shocking $350 on-contract price tag. Amazon is offering the Sprint Galaxy Note 4 for $299.99 on-contract, same price as the AT&T Galaxy Note 4 and Verizon Galaxy Note 4 on-contract. That’s a difference of $50 and it’s a deal that all Sprint customers should be looking at in the build up to the Galaxy Note 4 release.

Off-contract, Amazon is charging $720 for the Sprint Galaxy Note 4, a price that falls between the Verizon Galaxy Note 4 ($699) and the AT&T Galaxy Note 4 ($799).

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What’s interesting is that Amazon is listing the Verizon Galaxy Note 4 release date as October 23rd. Verizon’s website also lists a ship by date of October 23rd. It’s not clear what this means for those that pre-order though we haven’t heard about any changes from that confirmed October 17th release date. AT&T’s variant is not listed with a release date and Amazon says that the Sprint model is coming out on October 17th.

These pre-orders come just a day after mainstream U.S. retailer Best Buy started taking Galaxy Note 4 pre-orders. Best Buy’s pre-orders also revealed a handful of new Galaxy Note 4 release date deals including discounts on several Galaxy Note 4 variants. Best Buy is also offering a trade-in deal that will allow buyers to trade-in devices for a $200 Best Buy gift card. That deal lasts until October 16th which means that it applies to those looking to pre-order.

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The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is an impressive smartphone and it comes loaded with high-powered specs including its 5.7-inch Quad HD display, its brand new 16MP camera with Optical Image Stabilization, its new S Pen, its Android 4.4.4 KitKat software that’s backed by TouchWiz, its new design that comes with both plastic and metal materials, and a whole lot more. It’s a true iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus competitor and one of the more intriguing smartphones of the year.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4 is expected to replace the current Galaxy Note 3 and it will be joined later in the year by a brand new Samsung Galaxy Edge, a high-end flagship that could cost even more than the Galaxy Note 4 on Sprint and on other U.S. carriers.

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