The Samsung Galaxy S5 release date is on its way, it's only a matter of when exactly. Rumours point to an arrival in the next few months and the release will likely include several U.S. carriers, particularly stalwarts such as AT&T. While people have not seen anything about the Galaxy S5 United States release date yet, here we give you a few expectations.

The Galaxy S5 release in the United States is expected to arrive in April or only a couple of weeks after the smartphone is unveiled on stage. The launch event might not be in the U.S. because it is rumoured to be in London but the U.S. is still expected to be a major focal point for Samsung.

Through the years, Samsung became increasingly better with getting its devices to the United States within a reasonable period of time. Both the Galaxy Note 3 and the Galaxy S4 were released only a few days after the international release and the Galaxy S5 is to follow the same way.

U.S. carriers are in the thick of things and it would be very surprising if Samsung fails to produce a quick Galaxy S5 release in the country. It's very important especially because a large screen iPhone 6 could already be on its way to the shelves in summer or fall. It is crucial for Samsung to get this release right.

The Galaxy S5 release date is expected to be missing some information, though. Other than the iPhone, there is barely another smartphone that has all of its release date information out right from the beginning. Samsung will likely announce a specific release window but leave the specific dates and individual information up to carriers.

It will also be surprising if Samsung does not provide consumers with a way to order the Galaxy S5 early and avoid the hassle of getting one on release day. It is expected that U.S. carriers will also release the Galaxy S5 on different days. It is always staggered. Finally, Galaxy S5 buyers should expect that there are third party accessories available on the first day but the question is whether or not Samsung will release its own branded accessories at the same time.