Samsung has recently announced that the company will launch the Mystic Green variant of the Galaxy Note 20 in South Korea soon on September 25. The device will be priced at KRW 1,199,000 (roughly $1,035), the price is the same as other color variants of the phone that are already available on the market.
Other than Samsung Digital Plaza, Samsung’s website, and other online and offline retailers, the Galaxy Note 20’s Mystic Green color variant will also be available through LG Uplus, KT, and SKT in South Korea. With the launch of the new color variant, the Galaxy Note 20 will be available in the following six colors: Mystic Bronze, Mystic Grey, Mystic Blue, Mystic Red, Mystic Pink, and Mystic Green.
The South Korean company reportedly is also offering various benefits to customers who buy the Galaxy Note 20 or the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra until October 31. Buyers will get a KRW 100,000 (around $86) discount coupon for purchasing genuine cases and accessories or a 1-year Samsung Care+ plan. The company is also offering a 4-month subscription to YouTube Premium, a 3-month subscription to Millie’s e-book library, and a Galaxy Store Welcome package.
Samsung is also offering a Rewards Program for users who return their existing phone when they purchase a Galaxy Note 20 device. The South Korean giant is offering up to twice the price of the used smartphone under this program, which is valid until October 31. This seems a pretty attractive deal for the users who wish to switch their phones with this upgrade.
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