Looking for upcoming Samsung phones for 2014 is not difficult as the Korean tech giant usually releases a number of them every quarter. Now, the affordable version of the Note 3 goes official in Indonesia.  

According to a report by GSM Arena, the Galaxy Note 3 Neo has officially arrived in the Indonesian market and costs a fairly affordable IDR 6,799,000. We know it looks like a whole lot of cash, but convert it to US dollars and it only costs $555, which is affordable by any standard we have seen so far. 

After it was launched, the Note 3 Neo immediately went on sale in Germany, though the pricing is a bit steep and uninspiring considering this is midrange device. It costs €529.90 or about $716, almost $200 more expensive than the version in Indonesia. 

We are not sure if the specs are different, but Samsung did not mention any variations when it comes to features. 

In case you are currently in Indonesia, you better get this smartphone as it is one of the most affordable deals we have seen. The Galaxy Note 3 Neo boasts a slightly smaller display, a quad-core CPU, lower RAM but the same faux leather back that is well-adored by Galaxy Note 3 users.