03-09-2016 09:30 AM
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  1. steve_bham's Avatar
    steve_bham
    I've seen a lot of posts where the name of the phone is on the back panel I.e. Samsung galaxy s7 edge. But from EE it just has Samsung.

    Anyone else like that?

    Posted via the Android Central App
    03-09-2016 12:52 AM
  2. Mrrikki's Avatar
    Mrrikki
    UK is normally the same with all S range Samsungs. My S5 and S6 didn't have the name but US normally would.

    Posted via the Android Central App
    03-09-2016 01:57 AM
  3. Byron Hinson1's Avatar
    Byron Hinson1
    Just Samsung here on my edge.

    Posted via the Android Central App
    03-09-2016 03:12 AM
  4. t11rmh's Avatar
    t11rmh
    That's the way it is in the UK. That's the way it should be.

    Posted via the Android Central App via a kicking Gold Galaxy S7 Edge.
    03-09-2016 04:22 AM
  5. ironass's Avatar
    ironass
    Since the U.K. uses the Samsung Global model there will be no carrier, "Tramp Stamps", (branding), worldwide.

    Only the carrier minority variants will have these.
    03-09-2016 05:16 AM
  6. dpham00's Avatar
    dpham00
    Moderator Team VP
    Yeah. Usa gets special backs for each carrier. You can change the back... But it isn't easy.

    Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 5
    ironass likes this.
    03-09-2016 07:51 AM
  7. ironass's Avatar
    ironass
    Originally Posted by dpham00
    Yeah. Usa gets special backs for each carrier. You can change the back... But it isn't easy.

    Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 5
    U.K. carriers used to plaster their names all over the battery covers on the old Nokia smartphones and Nokia did a roaring trade in selling unbranded, replacement covers.

    As you say dpham00, not so easy to do with a glued on, glass, back cover. That would void the warranty straight away!
    03-09-2016 08:45 AM
  8. dpham00's Avatar
    dpham00
    Moderator Team VP
    Originally Posted by ironass
    U.K. carriers used to plaster their names all over the battery covers on the old Nokia smartphones and Nokia did a roaring trade in selling unbranded, replacement covers.

    As you say dpham00, not so easy to do with a glued on, glass, back cover. That would void the warranty straight away!
    Well you could remove the stock one, keep it, and re install it when it comes time for warranty. Assuming that you are qualified to do it, or hire a competent shop to do it, of course. As a good seal also is needed for ip68

    Personally I think it is too much work over such a silly thing BUT apparently some in the forums are really bothered by it so... They have that option.
    ironass likes this.
    03-09-2016 09:30 AM
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