AT&T has not made any revelation to upcoming Galaxy S8 active but the carrier would not need to thanks to the latest sales promotion company is running. It involves Samsung TV discount, it looks like you need to be the owner of Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ or Galaxy S8 active to avail this amazing promotion means that the official announcement of the rugged device with crisp Infinity Display is approaching very soon.
AT&T Has Not Spilled the Beans on Galaxy S8 active Specifications – Only Mentioned Details of Discount Eligibility
On AT&T’s website, there is a promotion running where the consumer can avail a $500 discount on the purchase of a Galaxy S8 device. Details of the promotion have been provided by the carrier and those are mentioned below.
“You must upgrade or add a new Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8+ or Galaxy S8 Active purchased on AT&T Next or AT&T Next Every Year with eligible postpaid voice and data wireless service.
If you are a new customer, it is a minimum of $50 per month on a new wireless plan. You may also add the smartphone to your existing plan if it is eligible.
Note an up to $25 activation fee and other charges may apply.”
With this information, we now have been informed about upcoming Galaxy S8 active that both Samsung and AT&T plans to release a rugged version of the Galaxy S8 though an exact date has not been announced yet. We know for a fact that handset will sport much larger battery capacity and it will be able to hold innards against the harsh elements for the considerably longer period compared to the regular version.
However, we have not seen yet if the display is going to be protected by Gorilla Glass 5 or instead series of plastic layers it also needed to be kept in mind that adding series of plastic layers will not shatter display of Galaxy S8 active but it will make it prone to scratches means that you should decide to purchase it down the road immediately grab a tempered glass screen protector.
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Source: AT&T