Shipping Notifications Arrive To T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge Pre-orders; Contracts for Other US Major Carriers Specified

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Pre-orders of Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge under US major carriers have started on February 23 and the handsets are expected to arrive on March 11. However, recent reports claim that shipping notifications were sent to T-Mobile customers saying their handsets are already on its way.

According to Droid Life, even in the past, there have been scenarios of early pre-order shipping, especially those from T-Mobile. It can be remembered that last year's pre-order period, the said carrier shipped its orders almost two weeks early. This may seem to be happening again as some who have placed pre-orders have received "It's on the way!" emails from T-Mobile, indicating that orders are about to be shipped.

As of the moment, it is not yet known if any orders have actually made its way onto a truck, but with the notices going out, T-Mobile's overnight deliveries could be just around the corner. Nonetheless, it is still advised to just keep in mind that shipping notices could mean a label has been created and that these orders won't physically ship for a while.

For reference, Value Walk stated on its article that T-Mobile is offering the 32GB Samsung Galaxy S7 for $27.92 per month, which works out at a total price of $669.99. It is also offering the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge for $32.50 per month or a total of $779.99.

The color options on T-Mobile for the Galaxy S7 are Black Onyx and Gold Platinum, while the S7 Edge is available in Black Onyx, Gold Platinum and Silver Titanium. T-Mobile is also having a promo of free Netflix subscription for 12 months for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge.

Aside from T-Mobile, Android Geeks cited other US carriers that are offering contracts for Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge. At Verizon, the S7 is obtainable in Black and Gold colors while the S7 Edge can be purchased in Black, Silver, and Gold, both packed with 32 GB storage. The S7 is priced at $28.00 per month for 24 months or $672.00 without contract, while the Galaxy S7 Edge costs $33.00 per month for 24 months or $792.00 without a contract.

For the second largest carrier in the country, AT&T, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge accessible in Black or Gold and Black, Gold, or Silver. The 32 GB Galaxy S7 is up for pre-order through AT&T at $23.17 / month for 30 months or at $694.99 with no annual contract. On the other hand, the 32 GB Galaxy S7 Edge is tagged at $26.50 / month for 30 months or $794.99 off-contract.

Lastly for Sprint, these two smartphones are available with 32 GB storage. The S7 is available in Black and Gold, while the S7 Edge comes in Black, Silver, and Gold color options. The Galaxy S7 is available at $27.09 per month for 24 months or $649.99 off-contract and the Galaxy S7 Edge is $31.25 per month for 24 months or $750 no-strings attached. The carrier is also offering TE Galaxy Forever plan which allows users to upgrade to a new Galaxy flagship after 12 monthly less payments. It's also worth mentioning that Sprint offers 50% off if you get a second Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 from them.

The users who have placed pre-orders of Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge could expect their handsets to arrive in March 11, but with T-Mobile there is a possibility of early shipping. Moreover, Samsung is offering a Gar VR headset for free with each pre-ordered unit and it may be claimed after the units are shipped.

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