The Samsung Galaxy S3 has reached Sprint stores, after the carrier was cited to be experiencing an inventory shortage. As per fresh data, the phone is already shipping and it is priced at $199.99 for the 16GB version and $249.99 for the 32GB model.
Both the aforementioned costs are exclusive of taxes and they are tied to a new line or eligible upgrade along with a 2-year service agreement. The 16GB smartphone is up for grabs via Sprint retail stores, web sales, business sales and telesales. The 32GB variant can be picked up from Sprint business sales, web sales and telesales.
Right since the handset’s launch, there have been a host of supply issues surfacing. It started off with insufficient stock of the pebble blue version, followed by the same for the white variant. One reason put forward by most network providers and the company for the smartphone’s shipment delay has been its unexpectedly high demand.
Samsung’s latest Galaxy device shows off a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED display that is reinforced by Gorilla Glass 2. It flaunts an 8MP snapper on the back panel and a front-facing 1.9MP sensor for video conferencing. Besides, a range of intuitive features like S Beam, Smart Stay and Smart Alert have been thrown into the mix. The carrier is selling the device pre-installed with Google Wallet as well as an array of unlimited data plans.
Like we’ve already mentioned, the Samsung Galaxy S3 can now be picked up through Sprint stores.