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I switched to a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 128GB (not PCT) after using a Huawei Mate 10 6/128GB (non-Pro version) from December 2022 to October 2022. The feelings are not entirely clear. The Mate 10's screen was more informative than the Note 9's (it was broader and actually more convenient), but the rounded edges irritate and frustrate users. The letters don't all print the first time when I type on my Note 9 (perhaps a problem with the glass; I haven't noticed this anyplace else), but I didn't use

Pros
  • I like angular phones, very beautiful design. Here, everything is perfectly symmetrical: a nearly rectangular fingerprint scanner sits beneath a rectangle camera window. My indigo color looks lovely when used with a yellow stylus. None of the manufacturers have models of a phone with such capabilities and a stylus. The most of stuff does not help if you use the stylus, but if you get used to it, it can occasionally be really helpful Plus makes you stand out from the "crowd" when you get it. On the front, there is no inscription from Samsung. A stylish basic set of accessories from the box with everything you need, the screen is the best on the market for mobile phones as of October 2022. Accessories are created with excellent materials (headphones have not yet unpacked). The essential components of Samsung's 2022 flagship. I was quite pleased with the Sony XBA-1 headphones' excellent sound quality. I was really impressed with Samsung Pay's performance and usefulness, which were both of very high quality. The best camera I've ever had in a phone is this one.
Cons
  • If I could purchase a version with a screen that had straight edges instead of rounded ones, I would do so. I didn't like the earpiece speaker or the false keyboard response caused by side bends. I'm not happy with the phone's battery life (the charge is insufficient from 8 to 20 hours, when the Huawei Mate 10 phone from before managed with a bang). As usual, Samsung's sensitivity to cellular networks is inferior to Huawei's. I was disappointed to discover that my version of Certify did not come with a built-in music player; instead, I had to download players from the Internet. This is a very sad situation considering that the phone costs 69990.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Bad product, not worth the money.

There is an insufficient premium paid for the brand, which does not justify the final quality of the product, which is why I never suggest phones made by this firm. The recently announced M51 may be the sole exception; it offers great value for the money, boasts an astounding 7000 battery, is highly efficient in terms of energy usage, and has a complete tray for two SIM cards and an SD card.

Pros
  • The waterproofing, stereo speakers, and overall sturdy construction of this building is second to none. Takde praised the system's built-in screen recording functionality.
Cons
  • The exynos processor is the device's worst flaw and makes any benefits moot. If you put a lot of strain on something, it will start to overheat and throttle back. Yet, even on a cold device, the interface is slow to respond and frequently locks up while performing actions like opening a new app or browser tab. There are a lot of features that come preinstalled that you probably won't use, like bixby's dedicated button that is constantly in the way. Facial unlocking is gross, and fingerprint sensors are prone to false positives if your finger isn't clean and dry. Although it's advertised as a perk, the rounded corners of the screen are actually annoying. The battery has a mind of its own, eating away at the remaining charge for no apparent reason. Even a single drop of liquid will cause the screen to respond, rendering it unusable until it is cleaned and dried. The autofocus is sluggish and occasionally fails, and the camera's overall performance and image quality are about on par with those of Chinese models that cost three times as little. Screen time quickly leads to eye strain and pain.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Poor quality item, not what it needs.

There is nothing that can be compared to it, and the hardware is of excellent quality. There are no analogues. Nonetheless, it does not merit a rating of five stars. Everything that surrounds the primary feature does not have an adequate implementation, including the main feature itself. In addition to the review, I'd like to mention that after the first three months, during which time the screen and battery were both replaced under the terms of the warranty, the screen started to stutter…

Pros
  • - Display - Design and Materials - Very Comfortable in the Hand and Pleasant to the Touch - Protection from Moisture - A good camera that can accurately identify what is being filmed; all that is required to use it is to scan a photo, a document, or a QR code. - A stylus
Cons
  • I spent a significant amount of time using the NOTE4; at that time, I was under the impression that the new Samsung would not permit such failures and would instead convert the device into a perfect phablet with a pen. But no. To make a note on the phone or to use the pen to edit an existing one, you need to open the note, tap the Edit button, and then choose the Pen mode. after which you will be able to draw something. The question that needs to be answered is why the program cannot automatically switch to pen editing when the stylus is taken out of the note and the note is opened. Why is the keyboard input method considered more vital than the pen when it comes to the phablet, which has the pen as its primary feature? SNote by itself is superior to the majority of other note-taking software, but when installed on an apple, it outperforms some of the GoodNotes that can be purchased through the Apple Store. After the purchase, they will send you a number of other presents, such as memberships to services, etc., but they are all simply temporary sources of amusement for a few months. When I purchased the Note 4, they provided me with two years of premium access to Evernote in addition to free passes to several theaters and entertainment venues.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the level, I am satisfied with everything.

Former mobile devices include the Galaxy Note 1 and the Galaxy Note 4. I like this line, and at one point I purchased the Note 1 because it had the largest capacity battery of any flagship device. While I was using it, I appreciated the usefulness of the stylus, which is great for sketching diagrams and other things like that. I took into consideration purchasing the Huawei P20pro or the Mate 20pro as an alternative due to the fact that they have the best mobile cameras; nonetheless, the most…

Pros
  • Performance (everything works smoothly, pages in the browser load and form swiftly), 6/128 GB is enough for any jobs with a margin for the future, and it virtually never heats up even when it's under the most strain possible.
Cons
  • Although having a battery life of 2 days of work with 6 hours of screen time is already a very worthy outcome, I would want even greater battery life.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best thing for the money, Im glad I chose this option.

Prior to that, a Samsung S8 required two daily charges; the Note 9 may go from morning to night without any issues. My satisfaction with the transaction is excellent! Of course, if you already own a note 8, purchasing a note 9 may not make sense. However, note 9's 4000 mAh battery makes this a strong case. I hardly ever write reviews (unless they are extremely negative or the opposite). Buy this device; you won't be sorry! Purchased on September 1 and my excitement is still beyond limits!

Pros
  • The battery lasts all day (which is crucial for me), and there are 512 built-in and 8 usable megabytes of memory. The S Pen stylus is a gizmo with a sizable display that is impossible to describe without using it. The camera produces top-notch pictures and videos. Overall, a very pleasant phone in every way.
Cons
  • Not very convenient to operate with one hand, maybe the pricing is in question.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Do not hesitate to buy, the quality is amazing for the price.

They wrote about how many people discovered a flash between the glass and the casing both here and in the news. And as soon as I realized what was happening, I put a case on the phone, and now this issue is of no concern to me at all. And even if it is, it does not result in any annoyance or distress (except perhaps aesthetics). Transferred from the Galaxy S7 to the Note 9. The phone is rather substantial in both size and weight. The weight, on the other hand, is about the same as the 10th…

Pros
  • Interface similar to lightning Beautiful screen. Stylus. Battery. Anyway, everything else that has already been written by everyone else. I decided to take the device with me because of its screen, camera, and overall power. I like to keep busy, and in my spare time I like to take images and films. I can quickly and easily edit all of this in a video or photo editor, make a video out of it, and even share it on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook. Because there is sufficient iron, all of this editing and conversion can be accomplished at the speed of light. The addition of a huge screen and a stylus does nothing but enhance comfort and convenience. The ability to recognize a person's eyes and face confers authority. Although it is not quite as dependable or secure as Apple's, Samsung's version works without a hitch and is noticeably more reliable than Apple's offering. During the identification process, an infrared diode that provides face illumination lights up. This allows the system to function flawlessly in the dark and in any position on the user's face. I didn't even bother to activate the fingerprint scanner; by this point, it was completely superfluous (in the additional settings, you can hang additional functions on it to do something with a certain movement of your finger over it). By the conclusion of the day of my usage format, the Galaxy S7, which was two years old at the time, was running out of power. Note 9 in its current mode has remained somewhere between 40 and 50% during this entire process. But, it is obvious that the battery is deteriorating over time, and one cannot predict what will occur to it within the next year or two. Because I'm not an artist, the only reason I use a stylus is to navigate the screen and occasionally write on it. I discovered a handy function for drawing or writing notes straight on the screen of the Always on display by just taking out the pen when the phone is off, writing a note on the black screen, and saving it. After then, you will be able to deal with it at a later time. There is usually some form of notebook available. On the other hand, the software that comes preinstalled on smartphones comes with a few tools that are designed expressly for sketching (source, thickness, etc. there), as well as an entire community where all of this information may be shared.
Cons
  • When the stylus is used for more than 15 minutes, it prompts the user to put it away for a few seconds so that it can charge (there is a capacitor there, so it charges instantly, but still). It would be preferable for the stylus to have a greater thickness for a more comfortable working experience; nevertheless, one must not forget that this is a stylus for a small smartphone, which makes the available space for it extremely limited. The official Samsung covers are often quite large. I decided to purchase one of these that has a unique leg that can be retracted at the back. This will allow me to place my phone in a position that is approximately vertical, which will make it easier for me to do things like watch videos. Because of the cover, the thickness of the smartphone is increased by a factor of two, and its weight increases noticeably. What about the cost? In general, an order placed with Ali for two covers of 400 each with delivery (one of which also includes a stand) results in covers that are significantly thinner. Something I strongly encourage everyone to do. There is not a slow motion option available in the list of camera modes by default (only super slow motion). This mode is highly interesting, particularly for those individuals who have a passion for sports. The solution can be found quickly on Google and activated typically through the phone's settings (there is a list of all modes that can be turned on or off for display in the camera interface).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Excellent product, the best quality.

On the third day of use, I'm writing a review. Prior to that, I initially relied heavily on HTC, followed by the iPhone 5, iPhone 6, and now it's time to get a smartphone for two Sims. At the time of my purchase, laptop 9 cost at least 83,000, and laptop 9 - 51,000. T to iPhone xs Max 2 Sim. Samsung had to make that decision. My laptop 8 and the Huawei Mate 10 were other options. The Note 9 is more battery-efficient than the Note 8, and it features a stylus in comparison to the Huawei. It's…

Pros
  • 1 independence It can last between one and one and a half days when used for calls, messengers, cameras, navigators, browsers, music, YouTube, and notes. The cold is unafraid. 2. Construction caliber. does not creak, there are few gaps, pressing buttons is clear, and there are no elevators. All-metal cases are not produced frequently enough. 3. The stylus is present. Its presence added benefits over rivals but had no effect on the size. A 3.5 mm headphone jack is present. 5. Audio caliber. has two speakers. The sound is louder and significantly better in quality than the iPhone 6. 6. T9's intelligent contact search and other benefits of Androyd. 7. Speed and 6GB Ram function. I like it and have never stepped foot there before. On my phone, I don't play any games. 8. The option to turn off geodata 9. I believe it will happen later. I spend three days on the phone.
Cons
  • 1. Display. I find it difficult to adjust the brightness. I had the impression of holding a monitor or TV in my hands. Eyes are worn out. The iPhone 6 is significantly cozier. There was nothing I set up; everything worked fine on the default ones. 2. Bixby key. I might not have understood it. I don't believe I will, though, so I won't. I'm hoping Samsung or the artisans can figure out how to alter its operation or turn it off. I will say this for people who are thinking about buying a note9 but do not understand why it enrages everyone. You frequently unintentionally hit this button since it is even more accessible because it is situated underneath the volume control button. 3. Samsung fonts and icons for kids. 4. Screen edges with curves. In my perspective, this design increases the bodies' vulnerability to injury during a fall. 5. The frames above and below could be made narrower since this is the flagship model from the largest smartphone manufacturer with a long history and its official price is not low. These are nitpicks, though. 6. Heavy 7. Audio. Personalized Notification You must configure the sounds on your own. A good, instantly recognizable melody like the iPhone and Nokia on Samsung is still lacking, in my opinion. 8. Maybe there will be later. I just use three days. 9. Many settings are illogically hard to locate, for example, I couldn't figure out how to make a folder. Another mystery surrounds how to enter your themes.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Mediocre goods, most likely I will not use.

My disappointment with the purchase was great. After using the Huawei P20 Pro, I moved to it because it had fewer rough edges than here and started out much cheaper at 55k. With Samsung, I'm disappointed. has some benefits Stereo music, trouble-free Bluetooth operation, a fine screen, but nothing exceptional. many additional, undocumented features that you might never utilize. After using the stylus for the first month, I stopped. Cons are: Work in the system is occasionally accompanied with…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A wonderful product, its nice to use.

Pros include a great screen, a powerful battery, speakers with outstanding sound, native AKG headphones, a camera with pro mode (which can record in 4K at 60 frames per second), and an integrated type-C to USB adaptor. It has now been in use for 3.5 years. There were no mistakes made. To be completely honest, I had assumed the battery to sink earlier rather than in the third year. Pros below: I have a hard time getting used to the fact that I can't reach the top edge with one hand's finger; if…

Revainrating 2 out of 5

I do not recommend spending your money on this.

No phone for $90 a night. (When compared to my old s8 and my current s8+ (my wife is very smart)) No one should try it, at least not on my recommendation. Failed miserably to meet any level of expectation. See below for some advantages: It's for the best. To begin with, the speed with which everything operates is remarkable. For pointing out certain details of the image, the stylus comes in quite handy. A necessary component for providing technical assistance. Third, the battery life is…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great value for the money, definitely recommended!

As I've had the phone for a while, I've grown to truly appreciate its screen and responsiveness, which has never slowed down. I adore Samsung a lot. Before to that, there was the Xiaomi Mimax and the Note 2. On laptop 2, the photo and screen both had a remarkable level of color saturation. The camera on Xiaomi was obviously not that great, therefore I decided to switch back to something better. Photos taken with laptop 9 are clear, but they are also frequently dull and white. I figured the…

Pros
  • Screen, functionality, and usability
Cons
  • poor images, easily contaminated cameras

The device, when combined with a pen, does not have any comparable alternatives in terms of its capabilities. This is an excellent ultimate device for use on a daily basis. Everyone utilizes it in their own unique way, and I load it in both the tail and the mane, and it easily replaces my Laptop while I'm out in the fields. The camera was cited as a weakness despite the fact that it is, in fact, an excellent piece of equipment. Since Samsung has long been the industry standard in this respect…

Pros
  • Reliability, balance, a large number of built-in utilities that can solve a wide variety of problems, the One UI shell, and of course the S Pen, which can perform miracles!
Cons
  • Autonomy is about par; after using the Galaxy S8+, I was hoping for a significant improvement in the camera, but that did not occur. Six months later, a paint chip appeared on the metal from something incomprehensible, despite the fact that I use it very carefully and have three different branded covers for it. Software that isn't always up to snuff, in particular the fact that they never came up with a full backup solution like iCloud. Moreover, Samsung has never been able to get the colors of the casings quite right.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Exactly as promised by the manufacturer, high quality.

Because of the original Clear View Standing Cover's included attachments, I've grown accustomed to making and taking calls right from the cover of my previous smartphone. Personally, I find that any case diminishes the pleasure of use, but this one felt more inconvenient, though that could just be my ingrained preference. Pluses: It's like a brand-new raccoon, but even better! I updated the firmware on my Note 7 and went to the Note 3 page. I debated getting a top-of-the-line model or going…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great product, best quality.

The smartphone does not have any major flaws. I think this model is currently the best option if you care about having the largest screen possible (without a cutout), a lot of storage space, a sizable battery, and a high-quality camera. The pluses: Crisp and vivid display, with sufficient brightness for use in broad daylight. Enjoyable entertainment can be found in the movies. Activates all game additions at once, and progress is not slowed. When exposed to natural light, the camera performs at

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Unsatisfactory quality, I wont buy it anymore.

I want to trade it in for a top-of-the-line Chinese where everything is quicker, simpler, and more practical. It is true to say that China has caught up to manufacturers of the highest caliber. even outperformed. I regret making the purchase because he also left the last of the glass from the flaming voice on the screen. I'm not going to lie, though; it scratches when exposed to extreme light. - For me, there is no difference between amuled and contemporary ai pi es screens. It is safe to…

Pros
  • -a decent camera for taking pictures (better I have not had on any other smartphone) Stylus is a great addition and occasionally useful (but the case is a brick because of it) - pleasantly surprised that the device's moisture protection enabled for washing and infection prevention -nfs payments are quick and available in a variety of settings -Type C is highly practical - fallen from 1.5 meters onto thin, bumpy linoleum on an exposed concrete floor. Nothing was damaged.
Cons
  • In November 2022, I paid 64,000. I saw that my CPU and shell were slower than they were on my HONOR View 10 device, and I also discovered that opening programs was impossible even with a light touch (such as using the edge of a finger). With other devices, I haven't encountered any issues with this. - attempting to set your ringtones for SMS, notifications, etc. while dancing with a tambourine; - being unable to turn off the camera shutter sound when snapping a picture. - an ordinary battery (20 hours is enough) - Many pointless settings -extremely large and hefty body -no FM radio, infrared, or call recorder built-in - the inability to use the gadget without a cover (the side edges are beveled and you voluntarily or involuntarily touch the screen with your palm) - a standard size (not the biggest on the market), but it is also awkward to use with one hand. Despite the fact that xiaomi mi max was a shovel, it wasn't any worse. - A chaotic shell with awkward icons that was useless for simply navigating to one UI non-fast charging (I saw faster) The smartphone often crashed, perhaps on design so that I would not use Google services—nor advanced rating on AnTuTu. For instance, the phone can lock up when using Google Chrome. - The inability to have Samsung's browser automatically upload bookmarks from Chrome Although the xiaomi mi max was heavier, for some reason the heavier body makes it feel more comfortable. Perfectly preventing the buzz from one-handed control, even after upgrading to one UI. Wild cyanotic curtain of notifications after the meal. For some reason, pre-installed by the manufacturer to slow down the animation of scrolling in the engineering menu. Afterwards, he changed his behavior, which made the machine slightly faster. -for my money, I received the exact same gadget as the Galaxy A8 2022. These are his eyebrow and chin, which may be smaller because they are almost one to one, but that one is even slower. accessories for horses cost

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!

On the whole, I'm pleased with the gadget and have never had any regrets about purchasing it. In terms of cost, performance metrics, and other options, there is currently nothing comparable. features several beneficial aspects The thing works wonderfully. I decided to go with the 845 method. It's all in the air. provided once a month, security updates. No problems have been found. I wish I had a stylus when I was in school. The maximum amount of memory on a memory wagon is 512 terabytes. Your…

After upgrading to a Galaxy Note 9 from an iPhone 7+, I finally realized the truth and confirmed that Apple is at the bottom once again. The item is user-friendly in every way, looks great, and hasn't elicited any complaints from its long-term users. I should mention that a month after buying it, my phone was knocked out of my hands and landed onto concrete, cracking the glass cover (I don't use covers in principle), but the screen and operation were unaffected. Simultaneously, the damaged back

Pros
  • Features: One of the greatest cameras available (in my opinion); Performance on par with all but the cheapest laptops; Adaptability to a monitor or TV; The S Pen is a must-have accessory; Hardly at all warmed up, even when employing power-hungry programs; Attractive and durable design (for more on this, see the accompanying comment); After updating to Android 9 Pie, the battery life exactly matched that promised by the manufacturer, and the interface was greatly improved.
Cons
  • The Bixby button has infected every Samsung flagship. It's distracting, won't turn off, and doesn't add any meaning to the user's experience; The paint is strongly rubbed off along the bottom edges and corners. Few options for screen protection; films are preferable to glasses, which often rip or diminish the display's tactile quality.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The product sucks and the quality is horrible.

After being "wrapped" in its original case and film, the phone was used for 2 weeks until the right corner of the screen started to make strange noises, such as clicking when tapped, as if the display module was starting to come loose (by the way, I recommend checking before buying or for those who already bought: just press lightly on the screen over the entire area). When I visited the official Samsung Plaza ASC, a miracle occurred: the master said everything was in working order, but don't…

Pros
  • Design, palette of colors, stylus
Cons
  • graphics performance, abhorrent construction, and abhorrent official service

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Quality is top notch, happy with everything.

The locals I'm confused as to how this camera could dislike somebody. There is such a thing as purchasing something at the very beginning of sales; I did so in the middle of 2022 and I couldn't be happier; the device flies; there were many brands and models; I could find a comparable product; all you need to know is how and what to set up. Very satisfied with the acquisition.

Pros
  • Everything, each and every one of them!
Cons
  • Price

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The item was good, I'll recommend it to my friends.

A pretty wonderful phone overall, however I think it's too costly for something so enjoyable. I didn't particularly detect a breakthrough in the work, but there is a significant price difference compared to the identical series A. You need to hunt for more budget models for people for whom cost is a top priority. There, everything is basically the same, but there is a gap. One model's camera is subpar, another's lacks water protection, and the third has a different feature. Although everything…

Pros
  • Having water resistance, a strong processor, a lot of memory, good sound, and nice headphones built in. The stylus is still learning. There are undoubtedly benefits to it, but I used to use it on a mobile Windows phone approximately ten years ago when I couldn't use my finger to touch the screen and had no other option. I haven't used it since then, and I still don't understand why I'll need it on this phone. We'll give it a shot because I think remote control of the camera and slides is a fantastic concept. extremely touchy body So he didn't cover it with anything to ruin it. Covers are generally some type of protection, but on the other hand, the toad is so constricting that even the little fall will shatter the back glass wall.
Cons
  • Samsung enforced programs, glass back, rounded screen, and only came in bronze. There was an A7 in 2022 with a screen that is roughly the same, but the battery is pretty subpar. The battery held charge much better there, but it has a smaller capacity. The mode of use is the same. Typically, I took it out of the charge in the morning and put it back in the evening. There cannot be any discussion of days. Stylus use when handwriting does not work effectively. very many errors Making corrections is challenging. I gave it a shot, but I soon learned that my finger on the keyboard is more efficient and practical due to habit. Either two SIM cards or a SIM card and a memory card must be used; not two SIM cards and a memory card. It might not seem important with so much internal memory, but for me, it's always been a guarantee of data recovery. The data is always with you, and I removed the SD card from the phone. This is a relative drawback, but it is now resolved, of course, by cloud storage. The headphones were quite average. Although the sound is superb, I can now confidently state that my standard JBL, which costs $2,000, sounds even better. Despite the fact that the seller described the AKGs that came with the kit as outstanding, they cost only $4,000 when purchased independently. Generally speaking, either the JBL is excellent, or the AKG is not pricey enough.