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Testseek.com have collected 871 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-N960 Galaxy Note 9 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-N960 Galaxy Note 9.
Award: Editor’s Choice August 2018
August 2018
 
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The editors liked

  • The Note9 is a true all-day phone. The 4000mAh battery can propel screen-on figures to 6 hours for me
  • Numbers that that the S9 and S9+ just were never able to get close to
  • Starting the Note at 128GB of storage was a good decision. 64GB is enough for mos
  • Slightly more comfortable to grip
  • Superfluid gesturebased UI
  • Face ID is better than Samsung's faceor irisscanning solutions
  • More powerful chip offers better graphics in gaming
  • Access to niche creative software
  • Allows access to the Apple ecosystem — i
  • Industry-leading display quality
  • Superb overall design
  • Fingerprint scanner is in a better place now
  • Brilliant S-Pen charging solution
  • More storage than ever
  • Best multi-tasking on the market with more RAM and all of Samsung's features
  • Excellent susta
  • Great screen
  • Great specs
  • Great camera
  • S Pen has some cool new tricks
  • Giant battery means it'll last through most days
  • Gorgeous display
  • Outstanding rear cameras
  • Great performer
  • Good battery life
  • The S Pen has seen a notable upgrade
  • Beautiful premium design
  • Best big phone display
  • Great performance
  • Killer battery life
  • Great S Pen refinement
  • Excellent camera
  • Good external speaker sound
  • Excellent features and tools with DeX
  • Big
  • Beautiful display
  • Great battery life
  • Improved S-Pen functionality
  • Large storage options
  • The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a big
  • Beautiful phone with top-tier specs
  • Including a massive battery and internal storage that starts at 128GB. The new S Pen doubles as a wireless remote for taking long-distance selfies
  • Best screen available today
  • Strong battery life
  • Beautiful hardware
  • Top-notch camera
  • Base 128GB storage is great
  • Headphone jack
  • Bright
  • High-res HDR screen
  • S Pen doubles as remote
  • Long battery life
  • Loads of storage
  • Even on the base model
  • Loud
  • Bassy stereo speakers
  • Class-leading AMOLED display
  • All-new S Pen
  • Exquisite hardware
  • Beautifully vibrant and sharp display
  • Exceptionally powerful hardware
  • Impressive battery life
  • Superb cameras
  • S Pen has innovative features
  • Huge
  • Stunning OLED screen
  • Incredible battery life
  • Plenty of processing power
  • Useful S Pen stylus
  • The best smartphone screen around
  • Huge amounts of power
  • Memory
  • And storage
  • S Pen keeps getting more functional
  • Cameras are reliable workhorses
  • Good exposure
  • White balance is almost always right
  • Great Portrait Mode performance
  • Food Mode performs amazingly
  • Vibrant colors
  • Gorgeous
  • Vibrant
  • Big display
  • Fast performance
  • True all-day battery life
  • Lots of storage
  • Even in the base model
  • Gorgeous large 6.4 inch display
  • Fantastic S Pen experience
  • Outstanding RF performance and high call quality
  • Solid DeX capability with no extra hardware required
  • Still a sexy design
  • Build quality remains strong in the Note series
  • Samsung's displays are always amazing
  • Strong performer breezes through everything quickly
  • S-Pen options are much better this year
  • Battery life lasts all day and beyond
  • Speakers are
  • Useful new S Pen features
  • Excellent performance
  • Big and bright display
  • Capable cameras
  • Very good autofocus and effective tracking
  • Bright and vivid colors
  • Exposure accuracy is good and updates quickly
  • Fine detail retained in outdoor lighting
  • Noise levels are low in bright lighting
  • Effective stabilization when moving and during still mot

The editors didn't like

  • When's it coming? Who knows! Samsung certainly isn't saying
  • And I expect this phone won't get it until next year
  • Justified or not
  • $1000 is a lot of money for any smartphone
  • The placement is terrible. It's not as bad as the Note8's - next to the camera
  • The price is incredibly high
  • New S-Pen features require developer integration
  • Camera fine photo detail can still leave a lot to be desired
  • Front-facing portrait mode is bad
  • Samsung 2018 camera interface is not a great design
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 9
  • It's expensive
  • It still runs Android Oreo and probably will for a while
  • Bixby isn't as good as Google Assistant and you can't turn off the button any more
  • Design feels stale
  • Selfie camera could be better
  • Face recognition unlocks the phone even with eyes closed
  • Photos by Pratik Vyas
  • Very expensive
  • Sometimes funky video OIS
  • Fingerprint magnet
  • Expensive
  • Bixbutton can't be disabled
  • Bixis also bad
  • Facebook is pre-installed and can't be removed
  • The Galaxy Note 9 is very expensive
  • And offers few real innovations over last year's Note 8. The fingerprint reader is uncomfortably close to the camera
  • Quick Charge 2.0 isn't fast enough
  • That price tag
  • Speakers should be better considering size
  • Bixby is primarily a punchline
  • Really expensive
  • Doesn't ship with Android 9 Pie
  • Hit-or-miss camera AI features
  • Still on Oreo
  • Bixby still isn't great
  • Fast charging needs an update
  • Casing is still a fingerprint magnet
  • Needs a learning curve to truly master every trick available
  • Conservative design
  • We say Samsung's Galaxy Note9 soundly thumps all comers with chart-topping specifications
  • Amazing cameras
  • A revamped S Pen stylus w
  • Niche upgrades over Galaxy S9+
  • Disappointing AR Emoji
  • $1
  • 000+ price tag is eye-watering
  • Samsung's software can be frustrating
  • Bixby still underwhelms
  • Bad dynamic range (HDR)
  • Food Mode can make images look warm
  • Over-processing can hurt detail
  • High price tag
  • Large
  • Unwieldy size
  • Duplicate apps and extra features that don't add much value
  • Launches with Android Oreo
  • Glass back is a fingerprint graveyard
  • Pricing is very high
  • Approaching the range some users may pass
  • Bixby (and its button) is improved but is still not going to be for everyone
  • Ships with outdated Android Oreo
  • Bixby is wack
  • Loss of detail in low-light conditions
  • Chroma and luminance noise slightly visible in low light
  • Aliasing occasionally visible in outdoor scenes

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  Published: 2019-07-15, review by: gsmarena.com

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  Published: 2019-02-18, Author: Ritesh , review by: bgr.in

  • To conclude, I would like to reiterate the fact that the Galaxy Note 9 is still a beast of a device. The S Pen fans will appreciate the fact that the smartphone allows them to jot down quick notes, doodle or even use it to remotely control media playback...

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  Published: 2018-12-30, review by: gsmarena.com

  • Abstract:  Sell your proper camera gear, phones can take portraits just as well already. This has been a popular claim to put in catchy headlines for the past couple of years, only to be totally debunked in the actual article or at the very least watered down with a...

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  Published: 2018-12-28, review by: gsmarena.com

  • Obviously, if you want to buy a smartphone either for you or for someone else - there is plenty to choose from. In fact, the market is so oversaturated that it can get you headaches before you reach a decision.And we really hope our guide has helped you s...

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  Published: 2018-12-26, Author: Sandeep , review by: gizbot.com

  • Abstract:  The year 2018 has been the most fruitful year in terms of some premium phones. We have seen quite a number of flagship smartphones launched this year. The ultra-premium phones have been upgraded and come with a couple of innovative features, which make th...

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  Published: 2018-11-21, review by: gsmarena.com

  • Obviously, if you want to buy a smartphone either for you or for someone else - there is plenty to choose from. In fact, the market is so oversaturated that it can get you headaches before you reach a decision.And we really hope our guide has helped you s...

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  Published: 2018-10-25, Author: Akriti , review by: techpp.com

  • Great display, The S Pen stylus remains unique, Smooth performance
  • Complex UI, can lag after a while, Expected better battery life, Expected better battery life

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  Published: 2018-10-15, Author: Divyang , review by: mobigyaan.com

  • As you can see the images, the camera quality of all the three phones are top-notch. I haven't had much time to use the Pixel 3 XL's camera, but these are the shots I've been able to manage and they seem to be pretty impressive, it does all with just a si...

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  Published: 2018-10-13, review by: gsmarena.com

  • We're not seriously thinking a lot of people on either side are contemplating a cross-platform switch to the Galaxy Note9 or the iPhone XS Max on grounds of camera performance alone. Yes, there are such specimens around these offices here, but we gather m...

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  Published: 2018-10-01, Author: Shintu , review by: exhibit.tech

  • Abstract:  DESIGNThe new iPhone Xs Max is a bigger version of the iPhone Xs. Compared to Samsung Galaxy Note 9, the iPhone is still broader but less tall. This is due to the bezel on top and bottom of the Note9. The iPhone Xs is a complete bezelless with a notch o...

 
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