Samsung unboxes the Galaxy Note 4



Earlier yesterday Carphone Warehouse unboxed the Sony Xperia Z3 in a less-than-ordinary fashion — by unboxing it underwater. That’s not the only notable unboxing video hitting today, as Samsung has now released an unboxing vid for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

While Samsung’s video isn’t as unique as what Carphone Warehouse brought us for the Z3, it is the first unboxing of the Note 4 and gives us a closer look at what to expect. Keep in mind that the video shows off the Korean model, which arrived today, ahead of original schedule. That means that the boxing materials may not be exactly the same as you’ll find in other markets, and it also means the video is in Korean, though there are English subtitles.

Looking for more details regarding the Note 4? Check out our original IFA announcement, as well as our hands-on first look of the latest Note:





While the wait has ended for those in South Korea, the rest of the world doesn’t have too much longer as the handset is expected to hit store shelves in 140 countries by the end of October. What do you think, excited for the Note 4 or not?

Checkout the first look if Galaxy Note 4

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