Samsung Electronics Launches Full-Scale Galaxy Note8 Sales Campaign
Published2017.09.11 11:18Samsung Electronics opened a Galaxy Studio in Singapore and launched a full-scale push to sell the Galaxy Note8.
Samsung Electronics opened the Galaxy Studio on September 9 (local time) at Vivo City, a major commercial hub in Singapore, and showcased the Galaxy Note8 to local consumers.
The Samsung Galaxy Studio is designed to allow consumers to directly experience and enjoy the latest smartphones and wearable products, including the 'Galaxy Note 8' equipped with an advanced S Pen, the smartwatch 'Gear Sport' unveiled recently at IFA, the sports band 'Gear Fit2 Pro', and the innovative second-generation cordless earset 'Gear IconX', among others.
In particular, the Galaxy Note8 exhibition section features the ability for consumers to directly experience various functions related to S Pen capabilities.
Visitors can take photos directly and use the S Pen to decorate photos with various themes, creating their own unique
works of art.
Additionally, the three new wearable products recently unveiled at IFA can be directly experienced with various fitness functions in a dedicated experience area designed like a gym.
In particular, the smartwatch product allows consumers to experience the product through realistic exercises such as cycling and rowing machine workouts.
Furthermore, Samsung Electronics has also prepared a 'VR 4D Experience Zone' where visitors can experience 360-degree 3D images through Gear VR and a dedicated controller.
Samsung Electronics plans to sequentially open Galaxy Studios in major cities around the world, starting with Singapore.
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