Samsung Galaxy S6 edge Iron Man Limited Edition unveiled

Written by James Delahunty @ 26 May 2015 10:28 User comments (3)

Samsung announced the new special edition Iron Man Galaxy S6 edge smartphone ahead of its initial release in South Korea.

The smartphone is the result of an ongoing partnership between Samsung Electronics and Marvel. The Galaxy S6 edge Iron Man Limited Edition package is equipped with a vibrant red and gold Iron Man-themed Galaxy S6 edge including 64GB of storage and matching wireless charger, as well as a clear cover that enhances the device's exclusive design.

"We are excited to be able to offer our world-class Galaxy S6 edge smartphone designed especially for Iron Man fans through our continued collaboration with Marvel," said Younghee Lee, Executive Vice President of Global Marketing, IT & Mobile Division at Samsung Electronics.

"The limited edition Iron Man Galaxy S6 edge embodies the power of the iconic Avenger with a dual-curved edge design and advanced features that will provide Marvel fans with the ultimate entertainment experience."

It's initial launch is May 27 in Korea, followed by China and Hong Kong in June.

Here's an official unboxing video:

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127.5.2015 02:46

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Hey, Samsung, what about a U.S. release? I should like to hear about that.

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227.5.2015 13:32

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It looks damned impressive! The lack of a microSD slot kills it for me, though.

329.5.2015 08:22

hearme0

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Whatevs!!!!

Just a superficial makeover and it will no doubt increase in retail price to well over 1300 bucks I imagine........even though the phone can be bought for 800 retail.

Add to that, this thing will be a useless piece of crap 2 years down the road to the vast majority of overzealous young cell phone users who will retrospectively be kicking themselves in a "lesson learned" situation for having popped the cash up front for this. Likely not gonna be offered for 299.00 w/2 yr contract.

This thing is cool but seriously, you people and your cell phones. Ya can't put 'em down ever, or live without them and feel lost when you forget them at home.

DITCH THE CELL. Been without one for over 2 years now and it's the best, most liberating feeling not being tethered or constantly connected. BTW, I'm a 43 year old network engineer, married and love playing video games on the computer only so I'm not some of fuddy duddy.

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