After launching the Galaxy Note 5 last year, Samsung mobiles have now launched the dual SIM variant. Now these are pure SIM slots, not a hybrid slot – no scope of using micro SD card. Galaxy Note 5 dual SIM is priced at ₹51,400 (32GB version) and ₹57,400 (64GB version).
The specifications are the same as seen on the single SIM Galaxy Note 5. This handset is now available with dual SIM slots (2x nano SIM). Android 5.1.1 runs the show over a 5.7 inch super AMOLED screen supporting 2560 x 1440 pixels resolution. Note 5 is powered by Exynos Octa Core processor clocked at 2.1GHz (64 Bit).
There is 4GB RAM and you can choose from optional 32GB or 64GB internal storage. Weight is 171 grams with battery and thickness is 7.6mm. Note 5 is packed with a 16MP AF camera on the rear with LED flash support and a 5MP camera on the front. Rear camera can shoot 4K videos.
Key features are 4G, 3G, 2G, GPS, WiFi, NFC, Bluetooth 4.2, finger print scanner and heart rate sensor. A 3000 mAh battery powers up this handset – wireless charging / fast charging is supported.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 with dual SIM slot is now available from ₹51,400.
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4 Comments on "Samsung Galaxy Note 5 with dual SIM slots launched in India from ₹51K onwards"
Good thing Samsung heard to it’s customers and provided Dual Sim … However it would have been better had they given a Memory Card slot and Removable Battery of 5000 mAh too … hope they do it in the Note 6.
I will wait for next 6-8 month to buy this flagship @30k.. I hope price will reduce …
I think samsung is not understanding that people r ready to pay such an amount on Apple iphones but not on their flagship products bcoz everybody knows that their prices reduces to half or even more, so their value is not as much as they r considering in their AC offices.
They had better included a card slot along with 2nd sim slot.