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PSA: You can now purchase the Galaxy Note 7 from T-Mobile in the US

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Last updated: October 5th, 2016 at 17:23 UTC+02:00

As expected, T-Mobile has today reinitiated sales of the Galaxy Note 7 in the United States following Samsung's voluntary recall of the device after it discovered that a faulty battery was to blame for over seventy units catching fire while charging in the region alone.

The Galaxy Note 7 is available in three different colors — Black Onyx, Blue Coral and Silver Titanium  — and can be picked up for $849.99 on a flexible prepaid plan with the carrier. Alternatively, if you'd rather enter into a 24-month tariff to split the cost over two years, you can do so for $32.50 per month.

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