08-13-2015 06:20 PM - last edited on 08-21-2015 06:25 PM by RogersMaude
Hey everyone!
As you noticed today Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 5. I watched the announcement at work while it was going on. Here are some specs on it!
Rogers will be selling it for $359.99 on a 2-year term, $860 no-term and the reservation system will be open as of August 14th.
Rogers will be releasing this device ON August 21st in 32GB sapphire black it seems but hopefully they add the more GB later on.
If you have any questions or concerns please post ANYTHING about the Note 5 and reservations here please and i will be able to assist you with any questions you have!
Thanks! 🙂
09-09-2015 03:04 PM
Well in that case you're lucky, I don't know if I should even bother with the Live Chat anymore since they don't even have that model available anymore,
09-09-2015 03:45 PM
09-09-2015 05:26 PM
I already checked Best Buy and they only have the 64gb with Bell, as for the other Rogers stores I've called 8 so far and none of them have it.
09-09-2015 05:27 PM
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09-10-2015 10:17 AM
Hi!
For those who have Galaxy Note 5 :
what is the model number SM-N920???? of your Galaxy Note 5?
Thanks!
09-10-2015 10:33 AM
09-10-2015 01:26 PM
model number is SM-N920W8
09-11-2015 03:17 PM - edited 09-11-2015 03:17 PM
Will rogers get Note 5 64GB? Can someone confrim this?
Is it a matter of waiting or its not going to happen?
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09-11-2015 06:18 PM - edited 09-11-2015 06:26 PM
Hey @Nanu just to add to @Meowmix statement...
You would then buy that phone as well and keep the older phone or sell it or trade it in. Your call.
With Technology, you aren't given a guarantee. Mainly because technology upgrades all the time, new models, versions or variations are launched. Not only in Phones but Camera (DSLR), Cars, Laptops/Desktops, Tablets... even RC Drones...
There is no safety net for your investment.
If you want it now.
You got it now. But you can't expect it to be reimbursed for same value when a newer version comes out...
Best everyday example would be, Buying a Car.
When manufacture has a mid-year models... those really hurt for customers who bought it earlier and mid-year a new 'revamp' version comes out.
As hard as it is to say, the dealership has nothing to do with that.
and in Wireless services; the wireless carrier would not have anything to do with that.
It would be solely the manufacture's decision, and in this case that would be Samsung decision.
09-12-2015 08:21 AM
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09-13-2015 11:11 AM - last edited on 09-13-2015 11:54 AM by RogersAliciaG
No, it's not the epic hockey series as the title might suggest....
There are differences between the Canadian and USA ( International as well ) versions of this phone. Things like the "User manual " not being included in the Settings, which I previously noted in another thread. It goes further. Bluetooth tethering is not included in the Canadian version either.
The other day, my sim card stopped working and I called Rogers tech support. The tech tried talking me through different aspects of my phone in the " settings " to resolve the problem. What we realized was that several of the areas the tech was trying to access to solve the problem were not on my phone. Along with the user manual and bluetooth tethering, it was suggested that my phone had a problem and that I should exchange it for another.
When I went to the Rogers store, they finally had a live demo unit and we looked on the demo and it did have the user manual and bluetooth tethering, and likely all the settings that were missing on my phone. I exchanged the phone for a new model. Unfortunately, the new phone had 0% battery ( which I found odd ) so I took it home to charge. Once I set it up, It was identical to my first phone with the Bluetooth tethering and User manual ( and likely the other settings ) missing.
Rogers store could not explain why, nor can ( will ) Samsung support, either through the Rogers Samsung rep nor the Samsung Support rep.
Did Canada get a bad shipment ? Did Rogers scale down the software ? Why would Samsung provide Canada only with a skeleton version of the software ? Does it have something to do with only getting the 32GB version and trying to keep as much operating space as possible ?
All kinds of questions and not a single answer....... so far.
09-14-2015 01:29 AM
I can't believe Rogers is getting the 64gb versions of the crappy new iPhones, but not for the Note 5. Very disappointing and frustrating.
09-14-2015 03:35 AM - edited 09-14-2015 03:39 AM
^ This, right here. I hear the war-cry of an Android Fan.
I'm with you on that one @kerri_christian
I am not a fan of iPhone, not only has Samsung attempted to copy the uni-body of iPhone (The original copy-cat of other manufactures) - Samsung has fail to provide Canada with 64gb or other colors. (Not just Rogers). Check their website out, Note 5 only shows up in Black in their gallery and I couldn't easily find any details on "Storage space" or "Storage variations" - since it only comes in 1 color with 32GB. >__<"
I would LOVE to get my hands on White Note 5 64GB (or if I may dream of a 128GB)
iPhones for all carriers and electronic stores that carry them seem to always market and push the hype...
I feel android (and windows and blackberry) users are left dry and deserted 😞
@wpd man I love the question you ask. Android user (in my opinion) are far more detail oriented - and for that exact reason they use android over iPhone (Nothing wrong with iPhone, except its simple and plain and all I can think of is "Sheeps".... heheh I'm being evil about it I know)...
I think you are right, providing Canada with 32GB I think its skim down software version of more beefier storage like 64GB which probably has more add on like Bluetooth tethering (which I'm shocked to hear it doesn't have... I didn't know that until I read your post above) ...
I think to really feel the burn, one would have to compare a American 32GB vs Canadian 32GB - and if features are lacking; I'm really going to feel upset with Samsung.
Yes, we discuss this on a Roger's Forum... but Roger's wouldn't have anything to do with Samsung's decision of what to release for Canadian market. I personally didn't see or read up on any documentation pertaining to lack of features.
There is a Samsung Service Center in my city; I am gonna visit them on my day off and pick their brain to see what is going on with this. I doubt the rep would have much answers, but like I said Android users are usually detail orientated - by luck I'll get to talk to one of true android user's I usually talk to. He usually has answers....
Edit: Grammar check (3:30am in the morning... trying my best to write proper English 😛 )
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