Samsung Blue Coral Galaxy S7 is now available to 4 Carriers in the United States. It will not only satisfy the convenience of the users, but it will also be a patch of the defective battery issues of Samsung Note 7.
As Samsung launched the Note 7 devices months ago, it was never easy to sell them due to defective battery issues. The blue color was an amazing part of the Note 7 making it appear a lot better, but due to the defective battery issue, it makes it impossible to grab hold the device until now.
The previously proclaimed Blue Coral GS7 is now available on Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T. Samsung S7 is made out of unique color blue with gold trims. The specs as well as the price are the same with the Note 7.
The carriers made the Blue Coral GS7 available at a whopping price of $800 or $30 per month on a two-year stretch. Releasing the Samsung Blue Coral S7 with different carriers will make up for the huge loss of the Samsung Note 7 which for now has halted the production.
A lot of buyers missed the chance of availing the blue coral version of the Note 7, but they have the chance to grab hold of the color again, this time for the Galaxy S7. The exact date for the release of the Samsung Blue Coral Galaxy S7 is yet to be determined but it is certain that it will be sold by major carriers in the U.S.
The only hint given is that they will release the device at the end of the year. Other than the beautiful and unique design of the colors blue and gold, the blue version of the Galaxy S7 has a 4GB of RAM, a Snapdragon 820 and a 5.5 inch 1440p curved display. The Samsung Blue Coral Galaxy S7 is a limited edition, so it won't probably cost buyers extra according to Android Police.
According to GSM Arena, Galaxy S7 Edge Blue Coral color variant was officially announced on Nov. 1, 2016. It is also available in other markets like South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore aside from the U.S.
