The contract of those who purchased the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in 2013 will expire at the end of this year. And one of the more intriguing upgrade options will be the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, a device that is fast becoming the giant elephant in the room. With Galaxy Note 5 rumors going strong, we want to take a look at the top things Galaxy Note 3 upgraders should know as we head into summer.
At IFA 2013, Samsung took the stage and announced the third-generation Galaxy Note 3, which replaced the Galaxy Note 2 as the company’s flagship. At the time, the Galaxy Note series was one of only a few mainstream big-screen smartphone options, with many flocking to the series, signing new two-year contracts in the process.
We are now almost two years away from the Galaxy Note 3 release. It’s an exciting time for those who have waited this long because that means a potential upgrade is imminent. Devices like the Galaxy Note 4, iPhone 6 Plus, and LG G4 are tempting, but there’s another device on the horizon, a fifth-generation Galaxy Note called the Samsung Galaxy Note 5.
For months, we’ve heard stories about the Galaxy Note 5 and what it has to offer to upgraders. Over the past two weeks, we’ve started to see rumors of the Galaxy Note 5 start to solidify to the point where we have a pretty vivid picture of a phone that has no longer been released.
Galaxy Note 5 launch date, Galaxy Note 5 release date and Galaxy Note 5 specs are not confirmed, but we have some solid clues. With that in mind, we want to take a look at how the Galaxy Note 5 stacks up with the Galaxy Note 3. Nothing has been confirmed until Samsung has confirmed it, but these details should help you get started with creating a plan as we head into July. Toward Galaxy Note 5 launch.
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