Samsung Galaxy S7 arrives in Malaysia

May 5, 2016Updated May 3, 20161 min read

Samsung Malaysia Electronics Sdn Bhd announced the official arrival of the much-awaited Samsung Galaxy S7 into Malaysia.

Since its global unveiling, the highly anticipated Galaxy S7 and S7 edge have constantly been dubbed as the perfect smartphones – a flawless combination of performance and quality.

Samsung Malaysia Electronics vice-president of Mobile and IT Business Unit, Lee Jui Siang said in a statement that: “When we launched the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge back in March, we were very pleased to receive an overwhelming response. Since then, many have asked about its sibling the Galaxy S7 and have expressed purchase intentions; as such, we decided that it was time to bring in the Galaxy S7.”

Apart from its 5.1-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display, the Galaxy S7 packs the same impressive features as its dual edge sibling, the Galaxy S7 edge.

Despite the slightly smaller screen size as compared with the Galaxy S7 edge’s 5.5-inch display, Samsung still manages to emote the same feeling of sleekness and sophistication into this version with the same full 3D glass and metal body. The Samsung Galaxy S7 will be available in Malaysia from today at Samsung experience stores and selected Maxis stores.

Offered at a recommended retail price of RM2,699 (inclusive of 6% goods and services tax), the device is available in three colours – black onyx, gold platinum and silver titanium.

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