Samsung recently launched the Galaxy Note 9 in the Vietnamese market.

Samsung launches Galaxy Note 9 in two versions, 128GB and 512GB of memory

Available in two versions, 128GB and 512GB ROM, they are priced at 22.99 million VND (US$1,008) and 28.49 million VND($1,249).

The phones would be sold starting on  24 August with free upgrades from the 128GB version to the 512GB version offered to the first buyers on the opening day, the company said.

This promotion will be available in HCM City, Ha Noi, Da Nang, Can Tho, Ba Ria – Vung Tau, Binh Duong, and Kien Giang.

Samsung said customers can pre-order the phone from 15 August to get a free kit worth 5 million VND containing a Dex HDMI cable, leather cover and wireless charger.

The Note 9 was launched globally on 8 August, and comes with many new functions.

It has a stylus the company calls the S Pen, which offers users many functions including connecting with the camera.

Samsung said developers can even integrate the S Pen’s new, advanced bluetooth low-energy functionalities into their apps later this year.

The phone has a 4,000mAh battery, the largest ever on a flagship Galaxy phone.

On the same day Samsung Vina Electronics introduced the Samsung Pay Card, which offers free money transfer starting in September.

Samsung has tied up with Shinhan Bank for this new service, and transfers from accounts at the bank can be done for free.

Samsung Pay launched last year and now has 430,000 users.

It is installed in most Samsung phones.

(Source: VNS)