Galaxy Note 9 silver color option might launch in these markets

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Earlier this week, a leaked render revealed Samsung's possible plans to launch a silver version of the Galaxy Note 9 in the United States. After a bit of digging around, we have learned that the silver Note 9 might launch in a number of other markets as well.

Galaxy Note 9 silver launch markets

There's no guarantee that Samsung will actually launch the new color option in all of these markets, but if you have been holding out on picking up a Galaxy Note 9 and live in one of these countries, you may want to wait a bit longer so you have another color to choose from. Whether both 128GB and 512GB storage variants will be offered is also unclear at this point.

Take a look at the list of countries below.

ACR – Saudi Arabia
AFR – Kenya
ATO – Open Austria
AUT – Switzerland
BGL – Bulgaria
DBT – Germany
DKR – Kenya (Zain)
ECT – Nigeria
EUR – Greece
ILO – Israel
ITV – Italy
KOO – Korea
LUX – Luxembourg
NEE – Nordic countries
PEO – Peru
PHN – Netherlands
ROM – Romania
SEB – Baltic
SLK – Sri Lanka
TCE – Mexico (Telcel)
VDS – Sweden
XAC – Canada
XAR – Cellular south
XEF – France
XEH – Hungary
XEZ – Czech Republic
XFE – South Africa
XSK – Slovakia
ZTO – Brazil

Samsung is no stranger to releasing new color options exclusively in some markets after a flagship has gone on sale. But silver isn't exactly a unique color, so it's not surprising that it might not be as exclusive as, say, a Burgundy Red Galaxy S8 (although a Note 9 in that shade would be awesome to have). Still, since the Galaxy Note 8 (or the Galaxy S9) wasn't released in silver, fans of the color from previous Samsung flagships will likely be interested in seeing it make a comeback.

Would you be interested in buying the Galaxy Note 9 in silver?

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