Will Samsung release a 128GB Note 5?

[bigjunior45]

Do you guys and gals think Samsung will eventually release a 128GB Note 5?

It's hard for me to say whether or not they would but I do find it odd that if they do eventually release a 128GB than why not release it the day the Note 5 was released

 

[UJ95x]

I'd imagine they will, but it might be a Korean exclusive, like they have done with past Samsung flagships. Doesn't make much sense, but it definitely wouldn't surprise me. If you need a new phone, I'd just grab the 64 GB version. Wouldn't hold my breath for a 128GB any time soon (in the US)

 

[Almeuit]

Maybe at a later date -- so far Samsung said they won't have one.

 

[L0n3N1nja]

Considering I've used 64gb SD cards with both the note 3 and 4, I was hoping for a 128gb model, 32 will not cut it for me and I'm worried about 64 when I do a lot of video recording.

I doubt they will release one, reports indicate the 128gb s6 has been removed from some markets.

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[UJ95x]

Considering I've used 64gb SD cards with both the note 3 and 4, I was hoping for a 128gb model, 32 will not cut it for me and I'm worried about 64 when I do a lot of video recording.

I doubt they will release one, reports indicate the 128gb s6 has been removed from some markets.

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Probably didn't sell well. They had to lower the price to the same as the 64GB here in the US recently. $1000 for a phone is just too much

 

[Robster33]

Probably didn't sell well. They had to lower the price to the same as the 64GB here in the US recently. $1000 for a phone is just too much

Come to Australia. A iPhone 6 Plus 128gb is $1449. Note 5 pricing today is $1,099 and only a 32Gb, no 64Gb. Ridiculous.

 

[moto139]

Went to Best Buy to put my hands on one and noticed in the specs it clearly states a 128 gig. version. Here's a pic! Sorry this is the one of s6e, meant to add one of the Note 5. It says the exact same thing about memory.

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[D13H4RD2L1V3]

Probably when there is demand for one.

Trouble is, it's going to be insanely pricey.

 

[rushmore]

Even if Samsung offered one the carriers would have to carry it. Apple would not even get away with it were it not for customer vested in the Apple ecosystem. Android users are more likely to bail to another device than pay those prices, since their apps and media are not lost.

Makes no sense for most consumers considering you can get other options now and this fall for a lot less money and still have more storage.