Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. announced Friday the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ and Galaxy Note5 in Saudi Arabia.

Both devices represent Samsung’s commitment to the big screen smart phone market, which Samsung boldly pioneered in 2011 with the original Galaxy Note.

An unveiling event was held at Samsung brand shop in Red Sea Mall to give visitors the opportunity and be among the first to get a hands on experience with the flagship devices and indulge in the world of mobile technology. Members of the press were present.

The Galaxy S6 edge+ and Galaxy Note5 blend form and function with industry leading features, including the best screen technology, the most advanced camera for high quality photos and videos, the latest fast wireless and wired charging, and an incredibly powerful processor.

With increased 4GB RAM, both smart phones offer the most powerful capacity and processing power on the market, enabling users to enjoy more seamless multi-tasking, keep up with messages, post updates to social networks faster, and enjoy graphic-heavy games without suffering lag time.

“At Samsung, we believed in the promise that large screen smart phones would enhance user mobile capability with a better viewing experience and more productivity on-the-go,” said KeeWon Park, GM, Samsung Electronics, KSA.

“With the launch of the Galaxy S6 edge+ and Note5 in Saudi Arabia in less than two weeks from the global announcement, we’re reemphasizing our ongoing commitment to the Saudi community with providing relentless innovation that meets and exceeds the expectations of the market,” he added.

Qusai Mukhtar, PR manager, Samsung Electronics, KSA demonstrated the unique features. “With its curved 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED screen, the Galaxy S6 edge+ makes the edge experience even bigger to provide a more immersive multimedia experience. The newly-designed Galaxy Note5 provides an unmatched set of productivity tools such as SideSync, along with a much refined 5th generation S Pen capabilities to better serve the major multitasker,” he said.