You'd first need to know which carrier you'll be using it in and which frequencies it's using. Now, if you say the Snapdragon version will never be available there has to be a reason, right? Do you get 4G in your region? If not, then getting the Snapdragon version won't make that much of a difference in "real life" VS the Exynos version.
3G and GSM will probably work OK but still, you need to check the frequencies of your carrier. Here in Mexico, for instance, AT&T's are usually the versions that work without issues but we do get 4G.
PS: If you REALLY want a SnapDragon version, there's an International Factory-Unlocked version available.
11-13-2013 11:35 PM