All the US carriers have now made the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge available in their offer, with or without a contract, including upgrade plans. Here is the list of carriers and prices. You can unlock your smartphone here too.

AT&T

If you aren’t worried about the contract commitment, the price of the Note Edge will be $400 for a two-year contract, while the liberal version has a price tag of $946. This is a bit pricier than the Galaxy Note 4, which costs $300 with a contract and $826 without. The payment plan for AT&T Next is $31.54 a month for 30 months, $39.42 for 24 months and $47.30 for 20 months.

T-Mobile

From T-Mobile you can get a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge for $870 or for $36.25 per month, for 24 months’ time. The comparison with the Note 4 also shows a significant difference, the flagship having a price of $750 or $31.24 per month.

Sprint

At Sprint you can buy the cheapest Note Edge without a contract, $840, but the most expensive one with a contract, summing up $430 or $35 per month for two years. The Galaxy Note 4 is also cheaper in their case, with a $720 price free of contract and $300 or 24 payments of $30 with a contract.

Verizon and US Cellular haven’t made the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge available yet, but in Verizon’s case there is a pre-register option without a specified price, in case you want to get it from them. To get unlocked your Samsung Galaxy Note Edge please click here.

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