Samsung hasn't officially said it, but it's pretty clear that the Galaxy Note 5 will not be launching in any European market. The Galaxy S6 edge+ is the device the company thinks would suit European consumers better, but it hasn't exactly made anything clear to the general consumer. Sure, we as fans and regular internet users know for certain that there won't be any new Note flagship for us this year if we're in Europe, but do our friends, family or the average Joe have a clue?
Consumers in the US have a pretty good idea considering all the major carriers will soon be making the Note 5 available for sale, but regular consumers in all those markets – both European and otherwise – where the device isn't going to be launched are probably going to be expecting to see a newer version of their Note device like they've seen in the past, at least if they have been Note users for two years or more. Some of them might be drawn towards the S6 edge+, but others are going to be wondering what happened to that Samsung device that comes with a stylus.
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