Samsung released Note7 on August 2, and the Korean version will be officially launched on August 19, and the configuration of this version has finally been announced on the official website.

The front panel of the Korean Galaxy Note7 has no brand logo like that of the Bank of China. The Korean version is launched in three colors, gold, silver and the latest coral blue.

The significant difference between the Korean version and the Bank of China is that the Korean version only supports one nano SIM card, and also supports the expansion of microSD card. Maybe it is the habit of using two cards that is less common in South Korea, so it does not use the same card or card holder as the Bank of China.

There is no surprise in the configuration. It is basically the same as the international SM-N930F. It uses the Exynos 8890 (2.3GHz+1.6GHz) processor, 4G memory+64G storage space, and there is no so-called "emperor version" parameter.

In terms of network support, it supports GSM, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, FDD-LTE and TDD-LTE, that is, it supports China Unicom and mobile 3G/4G networks. In addition, the Korean version also supports USB 3.1 technology.

From the configuration point of view, the Korean version of Note7 (SM-N930S/L/K) does not show advantages over other versions. However, if you want to try something new and prefer the Exynos processor, you can consider starting the Korean version at the first time (the fastest time for domestic delivery is around August 21).