Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Features review

[Kimmich]

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Features review and Price. Samsung's Galaxy Note phones have always been about more. More screen, more battery, more specs, more power, more features. And the new Note 9 is the most more of them all. It has the biggest screen, the fastest processor, the biggest battery, the most storage, and the most features of any Note phone. And it also has the biggest price. This thing costs $1,000 and up, and it's way more than any prior mainstream Samsung phone.

 

So is all of this more stuff worth it?

 

The Note 9 doesn't look much different from last year's Note 8. It has the same basic design of the past few Note models. There's lots of screen, curved glass on the front and back, and a metal frame. This time there's a 6.4-inch screen, which is just barely, basically indistinguishably bigger than the screen on the Note 8. But in a cool twist, the Note 9 isn't really bigger as a phone.

 

The base model has 128 gigabytes, but you can get one with up to 512 gigabytes if you're okay with spending 1,250 bucks for it. Either of those models also have a Micro SD card slot, so you can max this thing out with up to one terabyte of storage if you really want to. But the most more that you get with the Note 9 is more battery. Samsung put a 4,000-milliamp hour battery in this phone. That's 500 milliamp hours more than the S9+ and a full 700 more milliamp hours more than the Note 8. That really makes it an all-day device, even if you're a really heavy user that's always looking at your phone.

And finally, we have DeX, Samsung's attempt to make your phone work as a computer. And it's easier to get DeX up and running with the Note 9. You basically just need a USB-C to HDMI adapter. But it's still just as clumsy to use as it was a year or so ago when DeX first came out. It's slow, it's limited, there's many apps that are still incompatible with it.

 

And it's really a great phone. There's very little to complain about here. If you need more screen, more storage, and more battery life, you can't go wrong, so long as you're willing to spend more to get those things. But Samsung's own Galaxy S9+ offers a lot of the same features as the Note 9 for a lot less money, which means that you really have to want the most for the Note 9 to make sense. That's 500 milliamp hours more than the S9+ battery, and a full 700 milliamp hours more than the Note 8's. That makes the Note 9 a real all-day device, even if you're a heavy user that's been listening to crickets all day long.

 

Source: https://24hreviews.com/samsung-galaxy-note-9-features-review-and-price/

[ARikozuM]

Please fix for Dark Theme users. 

[dizmo]

I wish they'd make a Note Mini.

[Kimmich]

3 minutes ago, ARikozuM said:

Please fix for Dark Theme users. 

thank sir!!! I fixed it

[Kimmich]

3 minutes ago, dizmo said:

I wish they'd make a Note Mini.

Note mini really great

[ARikozuM]

5 minutes ago, dizmo said:

I wish they'd make a Note Mini.

You mean a smartwatch? I wished they would as well. 

[dizmo]

15 minutes ago, ARikozuM said:

You mean a smartwatch? I wished they would as well. 

The only smart watch worth buying is the mechanical watch you get a killer deal on

[ARikozuM]

4 minutes ago, dizmo said:

The only smart watch worth buying is the mechanical watch you get a killer deal on

I don't know. Last time, it froze when I tried sending a text with it.