Pricing for the Galaxy S5 has just been revealed for the United Kingdom and you can even pre-order the new flagship as of today. Not sure you like the new Samsung smartphone? Check out our Galaxy S5 hands-on review. If you are sure though, the 16GB version of the Galaxy S5, either in white or black, is being sold by the Brit company Clove for £599.99 after taxes.

If you take a look at the exchange rate, this comes out to $1000 US, which ain’t cheap. So far, there’s no news about a price for the 32GB version of the S5. When the S4 came onto the scene, it initially cost between $650 to $700 US on a global level, so the S5 is definitely more expensive right at launch than its predecessor. April 11th 2014 marks the date when the handset will be available around the world.

So, who is planning on buying the expensive Samsung smartphone, with just 16GB internal storage, 2GB RAM, a fingerprint scanner, heart-rate monitor, download boaster and half-finished user interface? There are a lot of mixed feelings out there, lots of disappointment for sure, a feeling that we explain in an post about why everyone hates the Galaxy S5. Whether it’s worth upgrading from the Galaxy S4, or even the Galaxy S3 for that matter, is still an open question.

Here's you will find the link for the Galaxy S5 with Clove.

View the original article here