Case accessories show more images of Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge+

While the rest of the world is waiting for the August 13th Samsung Unpacked event, accessory manufacturer Spigen is already selling cases for the new Galaxy smartphones.

Ronald Tiefenthäler/ Allen Ngo, Published 08/06/2015

Last month, accessory manufacturer Ringke unveiled cases for the Galaxy Note 5 and made headlines due to the fact that the Note 5 had not yet even been announced. Now, accessory manufacturer Spigen has upped the ante by unveiling its entire collection of protective covers for both of the Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ ahead of the official reveals on August 13.

The price range for the Spigen Galaxy cases range from $15 USD to $35 USD and can be pre-ordered with ship dates beginning on September 1st. The manufacturer makes no direct specification references to the two Galaxy devices.

Samsung is expected to show the Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge+ next Thursday at NYC during the Galaxy Unpacked 2015 event. The S6 Edge+ may come as early as August 21 for 800 Euros if previous rumors prove to be true. All known rumors, facts, and specifications for the Galaxy Note 5 can be found in our news roundup here.

Source(s)

http://www.spigen.com/collections/galaxy-note-5

http://www.spigen.com/collections/galaxy-s6-edge-plus/

http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-note-5-and-s6-edge-pictured-again-courtesy-spigen

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