Update January 8: The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge has finally arrived on Verizon, months after it was expected. That and more info below.

Update November 3: Some carriers have finally begun to spill their beans about the Galaxy Note Edge’s release date, so we’ve updated the information below.

The details vary slightly between carriers, but the bottom line is that the Edge will arrive toward the middle of November on most of the major US carriers. Oh – and it turns out it’s really expensive.

Samsung finally unveiled the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 at Samsung Unpacked during IFA 2014, and it also threw in the Galaxy Note Edge for good measure.

The former is exactly what we expected: a massive, high-resolution phone with a better camera and other upgraded specs when compared with its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 3.

The Samsung Galaxy Edge, on the other hand, came as a bigger surprise. It’s nearly identical to the Note 4, besides one key difference: the display wraps around the left-hand side, making the Galaxy Edge one-of-a-kind.

The Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge will launch on every major US carrier, with one small exception. We’ll update this article as more information becomes available.

Update January 8: The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge has finally arrived on Verizon, months after it was expected. That and more info below.

Update November 3: Some carriers have finally begun to spill their beans about the Galaxy Note Edge’s release date, so we’ve updated the information below.

The details vary slightly between carriers, but the bottom line is that the Edge will arrive toward the middle of November on most of the major US carriers. Oh – and it turns out it’s really expensive.

Samsung finally unveiled the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 at Samsung Unpacked during IFA 2014, and it also threw in the Galaxy Note Edge for good measure.

The former is exactly what we expected: a massive, high-resolution phone with a better camera and other upgraded specs when compared with its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 3.

The Samsung Galaxy Edge, on the other hand, came as a bigger surprise. It’s nearly identical to the Note 4, besides one key difference: the display wraps around the left-hand side, making the Galaxy Edge one-of-a-kind.

The Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge will launch on every major US carrier, with one small exception. We’ll update this article as more information becomes available.