Bigger doesn’t necessarily mean higher in price, this is probably what Samsung intended to demystify when the official price list were sent out to media. Surprisingly the phone maker even when to the extent in making the new devices competitive.

So here goes, the latest edition to the family of Note series the Galaxy Note 5 which combines the technological marvel of S6 and the recognisable Note pedigree will be priced at RM2699 for the 32GB variant, available colours include Gold Platinum and White Pearl. Fans of the phablet model can get their hand on the device from September 4th a retail outlets, the price includes 6% service tax. (clink the link for specifications)

As for the Galaxy Edge 6+, the big brother of Edge 6 the worlds first dual curved smartphone, is one of the phones that will probably win the Best Designed Phone for 2015, is also priced unexpectedly compelling. We were expecting a much higher price as indicated in overseas market, however Samsung has taken a different route for the local market by pricing it at RM3099 (when we predicted it to be on the close to RM4000 range for 64GB way off I must say even if its got lower storage). In fact the listed price is same as the Edge 6 which retailed at RM3099 for the 32GB variant when it first came out. The colour options for the Edge 6+ is Gold Platinum and Black Sapphire.

This ends weeks of speculation on the right price for the phones when they hit the market, at RM2699 and RM3099 respectively the Note 5 and the Edge 6+ is by far one of the best Notes and large display phones ever released by the tech company.