The Galaxy Note 4 is widely accepted in China and Samsung made three dual-SIM versions of the smartphone to please Chinese customers.

The devices are the SM-N9109W for China Telecom, SIM-free SM-N9108V handset and SM-N9106W for China Unicom.

According to reports, the first SIM card slot supports 4G connectivity over FDD LTE and TDD-LTE while the second SIM card slot has 2G connectivity support.

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The SIM free variant can connect to 4G networks from all service providers and costs US$880. The prices of the two other variants are still unknown.

All SIM card slots support microSIM cards.

Samsung previously launched dual-SIM versions of its flagship handsets exclusive for its Chinese customers. The Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy S5 and the Galaxy Note 2 also had dual SIM variants in the past.

There is huge demand for dual-SIM smartphones in China and the three Galaxy Note 4 Duo variants will attract more buyers.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Duo variants have specs that are slightly different from the single SIM model.

The device comes with 16 GB of internal storage and has a 3,000 mAh battery. Meanwhile, the single SIM version features 32 GB of internal storage and 3,220 mAh battery. The original single SIM edition costs CNY 5200 in China.

Currently, there is still no information if the dual-SIM models will also be available outside of China.

According to reports, Samsung may also release the Galaxy Note 4 Duos in Asian countries, as well. India could be the next country to receive the dual DIM variant next to China.

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