We could not find the official price for the Galaxy S6 nor HTC's new One M9, but we could find the pre-orders going live in Germany and Austria, courtesy of carriers such as T-Mobile and 3 (Drei).

It turns out that you can get an unlocked Galaxy S6 Edge in Germany for €849,95. This is the price for the 32GB version of the phone, due to ship on April 10th. The 64GB version will set you back €949,95 while the 128GB model sells for a whopping €1049.95.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is priced at a more reasonable €699,95 for 32GB, €799,95 for 64GB and €899,95 for the 128GB model. The iPhone 6 starts at €699.85 for 16GB, €799,95 for 64GB and €899,95 for the 128GB version at T-Mobile Germany. Apple's iPhone 6 Plus will cost €100 more, making the Samsung Galaxy Edge more expensive than the iPhone 6 Plus.

Austrians will be able to get the phone for €569 with a €10 a month contract at the 3 Drei network and it will go for free if you lock yourself down for a 24-month 65-euro a month contract. The contract does offer unlimited national calls and texts, unlimited 4G LTE data with 150Mbit/sec speed as maximum, 600 minutes of takls in EU and Turkey, 250MB roaming in the Europe as well as 3Mobile TV L.

Austrian T-Mobile will sell you a Galaxy S6 with €19,99 a month contract for €744, which sounds expensive. Austria will not be one of the 20 launch markets to get the phone on April 10th, but it will get the phone on April 17, just a week later, with pre-orders being delivered three days earlier.

Most of these networks will throw in a free wireless charger with the Galaxy Edge 6, simply as they want to sell it for a bit more.

Vodafone in the UK have them listed as coming soon but no pre-orders are listed at this time. They are not mentioned at this time at the UK Orange but we expect to see them listed soon.