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Galaxy S6 Avengers Editions already exist

Posted on May 6, 2015April 28, 2020 By Hulk
Galaxy S6 Avengers Editions already exist

So you’re pumped up about the possibility of a Samsung Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge with an Iron Man theme. So you wish you had a red Galaxy S6 with a gold border around it, yes? Imagine your surprise, then, when it’s revealed that several of these phones already exist with the theme you do so desire? As it turns out, Samsung is already – really and truly – working with Marvel on an Avengers campaign, and those of you that already have Galaxy devices already have access.

Before you toss your hands up in disgust over the idea that your favorite Avengers-enhanced Galaxy S6 existed without your knowledge, know this – the Iron Man “Hot Rod Red” edition is only just under consideration, for now. It’s not out on the market. For every other version you see above – they’re out there.
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