Pros
- 1. An excellent camera. Subjectively, the photos on the Note 9 were superior to those on the S9. 2. A stylus is useful when working with documents or websites because it allows you to press or select small fonts with many tiny ones. I borrowed it from him in numerous ways. 3. You can regulate your pulse thanks to the heart rate sensor. 4. The speakerphone is functional and has a sensitive microphone and loud speaker. There are no longer any perks. At all. The remainder is standard fare.
Cons
- 1. The logic of the unlock – double-tapping the screen does not unlock the device. If the side button is broken, then only by fingerprint. really uncomfortable 2. The fingerprint sensor at the back is very inconvenient; to unlock it when the phone is on a table or the headset in a moving vehicle, you must take it in your hand. For drivers, it is highly inconvenient. 3. The screen's sensitivity is useless (or a software bug); when you press on it, nothing happens. Sometimes you have to poke a few times. 4. Programs (YouTube, Instagram, etc.) freeze and have bugs – the unoptimized software part makes up for the iron's strength. 5. To make a call, you must press the dialer and notebook a total of three to four times. Uncomfortable. 6. The phone only lasts for a maximum of one light day, despite the increased battery capacity. (Active use: calls, mail, and the Internet) Anything you decide to do with it, however you configure it. 7. Huge and heavy. It's awkward to use as a phone, but it works well as a tiny tablet. ADDED 10/14/2022 (used for 9 months); the phone functioned properly prior to the Note-10's introduction. The quality of communication has deteriorated significantly (megaphone operator), and now there are phone glitches. Dialing is not always successful, and after 30 to 40 seconds of a conversation, the connection is lost and the receiver goes silent. The issue was not resolved when a different operator was used as the SIM. My old Chinese smartphone recognized my SIM card and connected the call without a hitch. Updated on 03/26/2022: The phone stopped ringing normally, and there was a croaking sound every 30 to 50 seconds when connectivity was lost.
Pros
- There are undoubtedly numerous advantages, but I won't mention them all here to avoid duplicating previous evaluations. The phone has high-quality components and is technologically advanced. Although I wouldn't call it the pinnacle of perfection, he aspires to this. at a pace that prevents it from occurring all at once, and that is sufficient for the upcoming generations. Excellent and tenacious local accents.
Cons
- the scanner for fingerprints. Its location is what is on the S8, about which everyone explicitly complained about how inconvenient it was allegedly, although there is actually no difference between it being under the cameras or on the side. It should have an under-screen fingerprint scanner, which would be quite useful in my perspective. I would use a slightly bigger battery if I could. The screen should be a little bigger, ideally 7 inches. In comparison to the S8+, the phone is less comfortable to hold.
Pros
- Stability first. In every single test, the phone behaved perfectly normally. The system is flawless. 2) Sufficient power between charges. I know I'll have enough money to get by today. A brand-new battery in a Samsung S7 used in the same manner would be "drained to zero" by 8 p.m. Third, overall effectiveness. To which the S7 has been giving serious thought, the phone effortlessly opens massive spreadsheets. Outstanding "double" camera, number four. Self-portraits can be made with a fair amount of artistic flair, and high-quality images can be captured even in dim lighting. You can use a second optical zoom lens. In a nutshell, whereas in the past I might have occasionally brought a camera along, I no longer see it necessary to do so. 5 That massive screen is stunning. Furthermore, the phone's physical form is comfortable in the hand. After upgrading to the Galaxy Note 9, I stopped using the tablet concurrently with the S7. Stylus and stylus-compatible software, number six. First, these are notes taken away from the screen, and you may also use them to annotate or correct existing PDFs. Seven, a great deal of random-access memory. Changing between apps on the phone happens lightning fast. The browser's tab system makes it easy to keep a lot of windows open at once and quickly navigate between them. You can go all night without worrying about your phone's battery life thanks to fast charging, and you can rapidly grab 50-60% of a full charge in the morning before you head out the door. Standard speakers produce sound that is both loud and of a decent quality. Now that there are two of them, you can experience at least a pseudo-stereo effect and listen to music on your own time. Ten, the included headphones are top-notch. The use of dual SIM cards is supported, which brings us to number 11. 12 - Safety from the Rain
Cons
- 1. Price. In terms of cell phones, this is by far the most costly one I've ever purchased. Second, the "absence" of the phone or its glass casing. The phone is so slippery and difficult to hold that it constantly wants to escape my grasp, and its glass shell means I can never use it safely. Even while Samsung's protective case eliminates the issue, it is not perfect (see below). Third, while the original Samsung Protective Cover does a good job of keeping your phone safe (I've tested its durability) and giving you a better grip, it also prevents you from using certain headphones and makes your phone even bigger than it currently is. Four, a curved display. Perhaps this is the biggest issue I have with this phone. Another source of pain is trying to copy or write on the rounded edge of a display. Landscape orientation is required. Fifth, a mandatory Bixby seeding. I have serious doubts about the utility of this program, but its activation is "seeded" on a hardware button that cannot be moved or reprogrammed in any other way (there are non-standard solutions). The cover protects me from accidentally activating this button in my pocket or backpack. Despite having had four months to figure out how to get the pen "on the machine," I am still unable to use it. Always requires some deft maneuvering to unlock. 7. The charging plug is flimsy. The native talked for four months. The ability to unlock a device with a face is still more of a novelty than a reliable security feature. After experimenting for a month, I decided to abandon it in favor of fingerprint authentication alone.
Pros
- At first, I thought everything was great!
Cons
- It was discovered that there are a very significant number of them.
Pros
- Everything I'll say is based on personal experience with phone usage. There is no point in writing about how much he "gains" and where, how many operatives he employs, etc. Instead, I will only discuss how I felt and what transpired during the first year of its existence (including now). Of course, let's start with the stylus. I don't want to purchase "normal" phones any longer after using this approach. When you use a "pen" to jot down notes on the screen while having a conversation, it is quite useful (negotiations, etc.) Design and style. One of the perceived strictest phones. no additional rainbows a single UI shell Work, gestures, and system efficiency. hours of work. It continues to operate for another year in silence and with heavy use till nightfall. glassy toughness. resists multiple falls. Only once or twice a year, there was a mobile network issue; I haven't experienced it since, and the speakers and reception are both excellent.
Cons
- In essence, it was determined that the flaws were caused by playing games on the phone. The most recent models of phones suddenly reboot when playing games or cease launching the games themselves. A distinct and timeless Samsung topic is phone repair. Repairs cost between 30 and 40% of the price of the phone because glasses cannot be changed; only displays can. Few people do, in fact, have "display enhancers." The display contrast is a major issue, but I'll leave the crap about PWM and other eye conditions to the specialists on the sofa. Why? It's all yours to see on the screen, so you have access to everything. To start, turn off all display settings (without enhancers) and get used to the "gray" and "dim" colors if you enjoy taking pictures because, even after editing them, when you open them on a regular smart phone or laptop, they appear to be "dim" and "gloomy," in contrast to the display on the Note 9 (and any other top Samsung). But only if you enjoy social media and photography. In this manner, you can receive the closest possible impression of what viewers similar to yourself will see and how others will snap images. Front-camera. She shoots poorly, but I have no idea how they "cheated" with her. This is particularly obvious when there is inadequate lighting, focus, "soap," and other pleasures are lost, but you need to always keep in mind whether you are photographing just yourself or a company (front camera modes when focusing).
Pros
- The use of an AMOLED display, Image quality, Technology such as CPU and video output, memory, and a stylus The use of a case with a see-through lid, on which you can write (very handy!).
Cons
- Bixby, I'd like a rounded screen. Samsung's proprietary software, the inability to fine-tune the stylus, camera, and other settings, and the lack of an external calibration tool.
Pros
- Symmetric
Cons
- Rounded screen edges. There wouldn't be many complaints if the screen wasn't so stretched out. Original tempered glass protection is somewhat pricey at $3990. Prices for the original cover art start at £ 1500. Whenever you invest in a high-priced item like a car, you should expect to pay just as much for genuine OEM parts and accessories.
Pros
- - Display (I like amoled more in general, but here it is especially good) - Camera (just a highly reliable and well-functioning camera; no WOW effect). The photos are clear in low light, but average light only makes them passable. - Shell (for an amateur, but personally my soul rests after 3 years with xiaomi, although I miss some functions, but for me a crushing advantage is on the Samsung side) - Battery (my phone is fully loaded from morning to evening with GPS, video, and Internet distribution; it can withstand up to a little amount of time from 9 am to 11 pm) - Sound (sorry, but this is again after xiaomi, just good sound and a good headset, nothing supernatural) - Video and sound on video (I don't experiment with 4K, so I can't speak to it just yet, but full HD video writes wonderfully; the most crucial component is the sound, which can be heard in any setting, either at a concert or in a quiet setting) 4 months after eating: Watch video in any environment with top-notch sound (important for me) - The main camera takes decent pictures, and the stereo sound is excellent. - Quick recharging - The battery was noted as having drawbacks, but if you do not spot a problem, it is adequate for all daily use. Also, it lasts significantly longer than my prior phones and home phones; the current software version's night mode is excellent; and the modern screen mode is highly practical.
Cons
- - Accessory costs four months later: There were three complete freezes; I really miss the call recording; the battery doesn't always last until the evening (I'm sorry, but if you fully load the device, then 8 hours won't be enough for a working day; the selfie camera changes the face's geometry; and occasionally, the mobile signal almost completely vanishes in locations where the connection is secure. - widgets and fonts may not appear properly in power saving mode (this is a real drawback if anything)
Pros
- - the camera is located on the top, and night shooting as well as shooting in low light is feasible here - the screen, which is crystal clear and the best that is possible - a stylus you can draw, you can write. The stylus provides additional advantages in certain apps, one of which is its weight; personally, I don't like smartphones that are really lightweight. This one in the hand "feels" - the level of the speaker when a call is being made. Always turned the volume up to its highest setting, and after that, you had to even turn it down.
Cons
- It is not possible to insert both a flash drive and two sim cards at the same time. The most unpleasant aspect of this phone is the stylus whenever it is inserted; you can either choose to get one SIM card and a flash drive or two SIM cards without getting a flash drive. Because it is not fastened down securely, his hat makes a clattering noise whenever there is any kind of vibration (like when he swipes his finger across the screen or types on the keyboard, for example). Although the majority of the phone is quite nicely made, the assembly of this particular component gives the impression that it is of a lower quality than the rest of the phone. All of the rules apply when you hold the stylus with your finger, but there will be no sounds. Nevertheless, this approach is not appropriate for such an expensive smartphone because it involves the Bixby button. The user interface in 2022 is bad, and it's not just because some functionalities are missing when you use it. There is an application called bxActions that is supposed to reassign the Bixby button, for example, to Google Assistant; however, this program has stopped working ever since the last time the system ate. - The back panel stains as easily as a prom dress would after drinking a couple of glasses of wine. That is absolutely horrible. Perhaps the idea that the smartphone should always be used with the screen facing up came from the company that made it. - speaker. It's a good thing that he has a lot of volume. However, when you are watching YouTube, for instance, you will feel a vibration on the back of the smartphone case as a result of the sound from the speaker. Additionally, if the smartphone is dropped, the stylus will fly out of it.
Pros
- The phone is quick, it has a sizable screen, and it fits nicely in the palm of your hand (in my big hand) battery with a high capacity
Cons
- buttons that are overly thin and unpleasant. Location of the fingerprint sensor was a complete and utter fail. goofy navbar color set
Pros
- Huge amounts of memory, good performance that is free of freezes, high-quality construction, and a stylus.
Cons
- Bixby, or whatever its actual name may be. Stylus
Pros
- Superb screen, independence, velocity, and audio (!) Of course, the sound quality is likewise satisfactory when used with headphones (but it was good on C9 last year, yes, yes, there were already stereo speakers, though the phone was not officially sold in 2022). Even with a top-notch camera, the snow will often appear gray or yellow due to the lighting, or even curled up, but these colors can be adjusted in post-production. The stylus is a fun distraction for about ten minutes, but then I put it away and forgot about it. My opinion of laptops as a whole is positive because I've watched their evolution and find that they're generally rather good. No fingerprint has yet appeared on the display, but I can appreciate its utility. The back scanner, along with the front and iris scanners, are all fully functional. Recently, Antutu was run on a device that was clogged with apps; the result was 242591, indicating that the device's exynos processor had grown.
Cons
- However, I went two weeks without discovering any obvious applications. Yet, you can discover if you really set out to do so. No, I don't have it.
Pros
- The display is among the finest available. No more harmful hues; these AMOLED screen hues are as close to the real thing as is feasible. The eyes won't tire of it as rapidly as they did with the previous matrices. Certainly in my case. This light is also quite readable in the daylight, making it ideal for public displays of information. Maximum efficiency is everything. Very fluid and aesthetically pleasing animation with zero lag. During the course of a few months, there hasn't been a single jam. No judgments may be made on memory (6/128). My one and only comment is that having 6 GB of RAM is excellent. Time to get things done — enough for at least a full workday and typically closer to 1.5 days. Average screen brightness for up to four hours of use. Simply put, the camera is fantastic. The sound coming from the speaker is very clear, quite loud, and very enjoyable. My loudness levels are never extreme. Thanks to the microphone, I'm always clearly heard. Great stereo sound for all of your media playing needs. Both teams have an equal chance of winning. Sometimes it's easy to forget you're watching a video at all. The quality of the audio through headphones is average at best. If you are not an audiophile, you will absolutely love it. Choosing high-quality headphones that aren't overly picky about the audio source is the most important consideration. The exterior is both attractive and practical, quick and sleek. It's all a question of opinion when it comes to aesthetics. This item has an ip rating of 68, meaning it is resistant to dust and water. Basically, it is what it is, and it functions.
Cons
- The size makes it awkward to operate with one hand and prohibits it from fitting in several styles of jeans, pants, and shorts. After prolonged effort, a heated environment is inevitably created. Very potent in the midday heat. The minimum level of screen brightness for the primary display and the Always in display. Even at its lowest setting, the light is too bright for comfort at night; lowering it more would be preferable, but the dial is already at its lowest setting.
