Samsung has quietly released a Developer Edition of its Galaxy Note 4 on its US website. The handset has been priced at $662.53 and does not require a contract, but it built exclusively for Verizon's network.
As some of you may know, in the past the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Developer Edition and the Samsung Galaxy S5 Developer Edition were also released as Verizon exclusives.
Basically, the Note 4 Developer Edition is nearly identical to the regular Galaxy Note 4, with the difference that it comes with an unlockable bootloader (which makes it a developer friendly device). The Developer Edition also has the advantage of being slightly cheaper than the Note 4 that Verizon is currently selling (for $699.99 off-contract).
source - Samsung | Droid-Life
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