You can now buy devices directly from Samsung.com in most European countries
It isn’t difficult to get access to Samsung’s smartphones and tablets, considering they are stocked by almost every retailer and carrier across the world. However, those wanting to buy it directly from Samsung’s official website in most European markets have been unable to do so till now, but that is changing today. Samsung has given its website a visual overhaul, and at the same time added the option to buy a device directly from the site in most European nations. Basically, instead of listing out all retailers selling a particular device in a region, Samsung is now taking orders directly, though its prices will probably be a tad higher than third-party retailers.
Check out Samsung.com and let us know if you’re getting the option to buy a particular phone or tablet.
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The direct sale of mobile and tablet is only possible Netherland and England. the Italy, France, Germany and Spain: it is only their accessories.
But unfortunately it is only that what was already available…
No exynos based devices :-(. You can’t even buy the Note 3 Neo in the NL store.
No new chromebooks, although they say it is shiny and new and unavailable… 🙁
But it is a step in the right direction.
Samsung doesn’t sell directly in Denmark, but redirect to several online and retail stores…
Not in Ireland yet
Not in Norway, as usual..
Prices should be lower when buying directly from them not higher.
Netherlands we can buy several things, S5, gear, but prices are nuts. Way too high.
Nuts? Pffff, these are perfectly normal for free greedy-as-f*ck Netherlands.
You are aware these are the EXACT SAME prices as the ones you pay for the devices when you buy it through your provider…
The S5 is 649 euro at Samsung.com. It is 699 euro at The PhoneHouse (tweakers.net) 667 at T-Mobile. 719 KPN. Vodafone 670.