Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6 GB RAM was put on sale by the Samsung company in China and South Korea, and the price of this model is in accordance with the rumors that have appeared so far. Specifically, the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6 GB RAM has a selling price of $1030 in South Korea, $130 more than the standard model.
The price difference between the standard Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus and the model with 6 GB RAM, apart from the 2 GB RAM, is also given by the storage space of 128 GB. Despite this, this model of the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus also contains a DeX dock instead of a VR headset, which is 50 dollars more expensive than the standard headset.
Many rumors appeared in the previous months confirmed the fact that the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6 GB RAM will have such a high selling price. Well, seeing now that a new rumor regarding the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus turns out to be true, it's clear that information like this turns out to be true, even if it comes from unknown sources.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6 GB RAM has a very high price
The Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus is not sold in 128 GB versions in other markets by the Samsung company, so the price is commensurate with the offered model. If Samsung were to sell the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 128 GB of storage space in other markets, it would still ask almost 1030 dollars for it, but it would probably not offer the same 6 GB of RAM for customers.
Samsung made the decision to launch the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6 GB of RAM in China and South Korea only because there is more competition on the smartphone market. There, the local competitors have many smartphone models that come in a "package" with 6 GB of RAM, so it was mandatory that the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus be offered as such.
In the rest of the markets, the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus will only be sold with 4 GB of integrated RAM and there will not be any version with more available. Having said that, the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6 GB of RAM will cost about the same as the iPhone 8 when it is officially launched on global markets.
