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Testseek.com have collected 882 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-N9005 Galaxy Note 3 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-N9005 Galaxy Note 3.
Award: Editor’s Choice October 2013
October 2013
 
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The editors liked

  • Gorgeous full HD display
  • Air Command menu is ingenious and helpful
  • Excellent handwritingtotext conversion
  • Long battery life
  • Has all the S4 features & more
  • Fantastic note taking features
  • Well rounded performance
  • Screen is beautiful
  • Bright
  • And incredibly high resolution. Great form–very sleek light and durable. Removable battery
  • Great cameras
  • Spen is awesome for note taking
  • Handwriting
  • And sketching. Long battery life
  • NFC
  • IR TV Remote Control
  • Windowed mul
  • Appealing and massive display screen
  • Large “phablet” size
  • Fast performance
  • Considerably long battery life
  • Functionality with Galaxy Gear Smartwatch
  • S Pen design and functions
  • Fast quad-core processor
  • Clear calls
  • Sharp pictures
  • Near Field Communic
  • Appealing and elegant design
  • Powerful hardware
  • Excellent CPU and GPU
  • Loads of useful apps and features
  • Great camera
  • Audio and screen
  • Apps have evolved from past Samsung experiences
  • The S Pen is great as usual
  • Improved multitasking and security
  • An
  • A gigantic 5.7-inch
  • 1080p display
  • The faux leather and chrome combo makes for a great-looking device
  • A removable battery and microSD slot
  • USB 3.0
  • While clumsy
  • Is great to have when you really want to transfer a huge file
  • TouchWiz gives you a millio
  • The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has a gorgeous and massive screen
  • Screaming quad-core processor
  • And refined S Pen skills. It also has long battery life
  • Makes clear calls
  • And takes great pictures
  • SPen is plenty useful if you like wielding a stylus
  • Huge full HD display
  • S Pen digital pen
  • Fast CPU
  • Easy multi-tasking with select apps
  • Strong battery life
  • Gorgeous full-HD screen
  • Sharp camera
  • Useful pen apps
  • Powerful performance
  • Great Performance
  • Large
  • Bright Screen
  • Good Camera
  • Tons of Accessories
  • Improved design
  • Excellent S Pen and multitasking software
  • Best-in-class performance
  • Brilliant display
  • Long-lasting battery
  • Good screen
  • Good camera
  • Great battery life
  • The fastest device money can buy
  • Excellent battery life
  • Excellent display quality
  • Good speaker quality
  • Excellent performance – ideal for running the newest Android games and visual apps
  • Massive
  • Stunning 1080p display. Lighter and faster than before. Dizzying array of software enhancements
  • Some of which are genuinely useful.
  • Epic battery life
  • Gorgeous screen
  • Powerful pen software
  • Strong performance
  • Improved multitasking
  • Powerful
  • Very fast
  • Lots of storage
  • Bursting with features
  • Decent cameras
  • S Pen can prove useful
  • Great performance
  • Improved look and feel
  • Superb 5.7inch sAMOLED screen
  • Good S Pen stylus functionality
  • LTE mobile broadband
  • 802.11ac WiFi
  • 2.3GHz quadcore SoC
  • Good battery life
  • Most powerful hardware available
  • Best display we've seen on a smartphone this size
  • Removable battery
  • Expandable storage
  • Outstanding battery life
  • S Pen offers unmatched utility
  • Unparalleled multitasking ability
  • The best specifications money can currently buy
  •  Powerful multitasking software
  •  Exceptional stylus integration
  •  Impressive battery life
  •  Beautiful and bright display
  •  Future-proofed hardware
  • The included SPen is fantastic
  • Further enhanced by strong software support. Topnotch performance from both models
  • Plus a decent camera and great battery life. Reasonably ergonomic
  • Despite its size.
  • Phenomenal battery life
  • Full HD Super AMOLED display
  • Extreme performance levels
  • USB 3.0 port
  • Camera quality
  • Capable of QFHD video playback
  • User-exchangeable battery
  • User-expandable internal storage (micro SD)
  • S-Pen functionality
  • Beautiful 1080p display
  • Lightning-fast performance
  • New
  • Genuinely useful S Pen apps

The editors didn't like

  • Some S Pen functions questionable
  • Rear camera gets in the way of notebook
  • Soso battery life
  • Expensive
  • Weak speaker
  • Limited apps support with Air View
  • Gestures
  • Etc
  • Tough to see in sun
  • Autobrightness is slow
  • UI can be buggy and may be too large for some
  • Simpler navigation (interface functions occasionally overwhelming)
  • Back cover plastic material catches on items
  • Better handwritten note recognition/transfer to text
  • Particularly paper and especially in pant pockets
  •  noise cancelling capabili
  • Battery life should be higher
  • On par with expectations
  • Night capture is poor
  • S Note doesn't bring new features
  • The Samsung Hub is useless
  • There's no optical stabilization
  • No FM radio
  • Disappointing battery life
  • A Menu button. This hides all the overflow menus you should normally see and is terrible for discoverability
  • TouchWiz still looks and functions like Android 2.3. You can't horizontally swipe between tabs
  • There are hidden menu
  • The Note 3 is expensive
  • Large
  • And its faux-leather styling is crafted from cheap plastic
  • Bundled with Samsung's own apps and extra features that you may never use
  • Same plasticky chassis as its predecessors
  • This is a very large phone! Samsung's software runs to excess
  • Not one-hand-friendly
  • Aggressive crapware
  • Inconsistent LTE performance
  • Somewhat Pricey
  • Not "Pure" Android
  • Screen Somewhat Over-Saturated
  • No Spark compatibility
  • Small LTE network
  • AMOLED issues
  • Build quality still lacking
  • TouchWiz is still awful
  • Buggy
  • Large size cumbersome for smaller hands
  • Like all phablets
  • It's huge. Dizzying array of software enhancements
  • Some of which are dubious
  • Audio could be better
  • Design not one-hand friendly
  • Relatively expensive
  • Frustrating and clumsy Touchwiz user interface
  • Still too big for many people
  • Improved S Pen software still lacks many logical features
  • TouchWiz is an acquired taste
  • Potentially confusing array of UI enhancements and software extras
  • Cheesy fauxleather backplate
  • TouchWiz is still overwrought
  • UI doesn't make maximum use of screen resolution
  • Performance hiccups in Exynos version give us pause
  •  May be too large for some
  •  TouchWiz could stand a refresh
  •  The display dpi setting could be lower
  • Fauxleather design makes the device look like a cheap knockoff. Software is bloated
  • Visually unpleasant and filled with gimmicks. As LCDs advance
  • AMOLEDs are being left behind.
  • Rather expensive
  • Some SD cards incompatible
  • Still lacks high-end finish
  • Poor loudspeaker

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  Published: 2013-09-04, review by: goodgearguide.com.au

  • Abstract:  It's the IFA electronics show in Berlin so that means it's time for Samsung to launch a new Note, one of its large-screened smartphones.The new Note 3 features a 5.7-inch full high-def screen that makes most smartphones look puny in comparison. Samsung ha...

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  Published: 2013-07-23, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au

  • Centre of your digital life straight out of the box and impressively powerful and impossibly pretty as far as Samsung is concerned...

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  Published: 2013-07-05, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au

  • Abstract:  Ready to meet the most powerful Android smartphone Samsung has ever made? We've gone hands-on, and it's as amazing as it reads on paper.The Galaxy Note 3 is a huge uppercut to the competition. It packs a huge hardware punch with a 2.3GHz quad-core process...

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  Published: 2013-11-14, Author: Greig , review by: futurefive.co.nz

  • The Galaxy Gear has great potential, The big bright screen of the Note 3 is a pleasure to use, The Stylus makes interaction simple, The back button, not on an iPhone but so useful!
  • The Android keyboard was difficult to use with a poor autocorrect, The size, too big for me but ideal for others, Toughness, Lack of dual speakers on the front, Video pause eye tracking was too intruding
  • I did investigate how to install iOS on the Samsung. Unfortunately, there's no way to do that which is a shame. I could imagine a Samsung with the ability to dual / triple boot and run iOS would be pretty cool. You will be able to dual-boot Android with U...

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  Published: 2013-07-04, Author: Martyn , review by: pcworld.co.nz

  • Abstract:  It's the IFA electronics show in Berlin so that means it's time for Samsung to launch a new Note, one of its large-screened smartphones.The new Note 3 features a 5.7-inch full high-def screen that makes most smartphones look puny in comparison. Samsu...

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  Published: 2016-09-23, Author: Paul , review by: knowyourmobile.com

  • Fantastic display, Lightning fast processor and performance, Excellent battery life, Great multitasking, Good camera
  • Skeumorphic physical design will not be to everyone's tastes
  • For me the really compelling thing about the Galaxy Note 3 is that it's a Samsung handset where the company does continue to truly innovate and make genuine improvements to the user experience. The Galaxy Note 3 is offering something unique and it's no...

 
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  Published: 2015-04-23, review by: knowyourmobile.com

  • Abstract:  Worldwide sales of smartphones to end users had a record fourth quarter of 2014 with an increase of 29.9 percent from the fourth quarter of 2013 to reach 367.5 million units, according to Gartner. Samsung lost the No. 1 spot to Apple in the global smartph...

 
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  Published: 2015-02-10, Author: Marie , review by: techadvisor.co.uk

  • Abstract:  The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was unveiled in September and remains one of the best phablets you can buy, but how does it compare to the Samsung Galaxy Note 3? We reveal all in our Samsung Galaxy Note 3 vs Note 4 comparison review. Also see: Best smart...

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  Published: 2014-12-10, Author: Paul , review by: knowyourmobile.com

  • Fantastic display, Lightning fast processor and performance, Excellent battery life, Great multitasking, Good camera
  • Skeumorphic physical design will not be to everyone's tastes
  • For me the really compelling thing about the Galaxy Note 3 is that it's a Samsung handset where the company does continue to truly innovate and make genuine improvements to the user experience. The Galaxy Note 3 is offering something unique and it's no...

 
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  Published: 2014-10-23, review by: expertreviews.co.uk

  • Abstract:  There's no question that the Galaxy smartphone range has a shared design lineage, but the Note 3 still manages to stand out from the Samsung Galaxy S4 thanks to a more pronounced silver trim and a leather-effect backplate, complete with faux stitching. It...

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