Blue Coral Galaxy S7 Edge coming to T-Mobile this Friday

Blue Coral Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

Right now, AT&T is the only carrier taking pre-orders for the Blue Coral Galaxy S7 Edge. However, a recent leak reveals that T-Mobile will add the new color option to its portfolio on November 18.

Codrut Nistor, Published 11/15/2016

Samsung unleashed the Blue Coral option for the Galaxy S7 Edge flagship earlier this month, but also revealed that only select markets would get it. Customers in the US who want to purchase this handset can only place their pre-orders via AT&T at this time, but it appears that T-Mobile will become another option in just three days.

TmoNews received an image from an undisclosed source that leaves no doubt - T-Mobile plans to launch the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge in Coral Blue this Friday. Unfortunately, there is no official confirmation yet, and the image does not reveal any pricing information.

AT&T plans to begin shipments today, so T-Mobile will probably skip pre-orders and start deliveries right away. The price is expected to be the same as that of the silver or gold Galaxy S7 Edge units on T-Mobile - $789.99 USD full retail, or $69.99 USD down and $30 USD a month for 24 months.

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