Good Day & Welcome.
Thank you for posting your question.
Bell, like other carriers, limits its phone selection due to inventory costs. Bell is focusing on high-demand models, balancing customer demand against slow-selling colors & sizes to avoid holding excess stock.
Mobile devices are forever changing. In order to avoid holding excess stock, Bell is required to continually monitor and manage supply chain contracts with its suppliers.
Bell has agreements with manufacturers (like Samsung) and distributors, influencing which devices they commit to carry.
No carrier can afford to carry an all-inclusive inventory supply of every make, model, size & color of device that is available on the market today.
Bell offers a selection of rate plans that encompass "B.Y.O.D". and "Buy a new phone".
Bell does not discourage customers from buying phones directly from Samsung or other retailers (like Best Buy) for a much wider selection & then use them on the on the Bell network.
Take care.
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