Samsung Galaxy Note 4 discounts have started to emerge since the news that its brother, Galaxy Note Edge, will be available through various U.S. carriers.

For starters, U.S. carrier T-Mobile will offer the phablet for $30 less. Aside from the Galaxy Note 4, the carrier also offers the other Samsung devices for less by using "BASEBALL30" as promo code as part of the Postseason sale. Below are the price list of the Samsung devices being offered in T-Mobile:

• Galaxy Note 4 – $719.76 after discount
• Galaxy Note 3 – $486.96 after discount
• Galaxy S5 – $579.60 after discount
• Galaxy S4 – $408 after discount
• Galaxy Avant – $200.40 after discount
• Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition – $569.28 after discount
• Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 – $330 after discount
• LTE Mobile Hotspot PRO – $138 after discount

T-Mobile also offers the Galaxy Note 4 in a "no money down" plan for $31.24 per month for 24 months, which sums up to roughly $749, or $719 with the $30 discount.

Meanwhile, Verizon Wireless is also offering the handset for free, but subscribers will have to pay $29.16 a month for two years or a total of $699. Lastly, Sprint offers the smartphone with no upfront price for $30 a month or $720 total.

Electronics retailer Best Buy also offers consumers up to $200 credit in exchange of their old smartphone, which they can use in buying the Galaxy Note 4 from Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T. Verizon still offers the lowest price with its Edge plan.

Currently, Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is available for purchase through various U.S. carriers – AT&T, Verizon Wireless and Sprint for $299 upfront price with a two-year contract. The device is also available in Samsung's website and various retailers.

On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge will finally arrive in the U.S. and will be available through AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile for $945.99 off-contract or $399.99 if consumers sign a two-year commitment with the carrier.