Just like other flagships from the Korean manufacturer, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 release date was earlier in its home market than in anywhere else in the world. 

And so far, it looks like the Koreans are still patronizing their own goods. 

According to a report by GSM Arena, the Samsung smartphone has successfully sold out of its home market in a launch ahead of schedule this week.

Aside from Korea, the Android flagship phablet would also be available in China, which is the first time the smartphone maker has launched its flagship device in the Asian market ahead of Apple. 

According to recent report, Apple may be having a difficult time releasing its devices in China because it has not yet received the go signal from China's telecommunications department. 

Meanwhile, this will certainly be a good move for Samsung if it wants to regain the throne as the top selling smartphone vendor in the world's biggest phone market. 

A couple of months back, reports announced that Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi has beaten Samsung in China. Meanwhile, the Korean manufacturer's Indian base is also having some troubles keeping local brands at bay. 

With an initial launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in Korea, China and possibly in other countries, it will definitely aim to get back the market.