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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Snapdragon

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Snapdragon
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    12, 12 MP
    8 MP Front Camera
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    6.3inches
    1440 x 2960pixels
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    6GB RAM
    Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 MSM8998
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    3300mAh
    USB Type-C v3.1
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  • namond2016
    24 Oct 2019 via SM-G970U
    Amazing And Beautiful Phone All Around I Wouldn't Trade It In For No Phone Expect The Note 9 Literally. The Quality Of The Device And Specs Are So Good That The Phone Could Be Used For About 2 Years Without Getting A New One.

    Amazing And Beautiful Phone All Around I Wouldn't Trade It In For No Phone Expect The Note 9 Literally. The Quality Of The Device And Specs Are So Good That The Phone Could Be Used For About 2 Years Without Getting A New One.

    4.8 /5
  • huddy
    26 Nov 2017 via Galaxy S5 Neo
    best phone I've tried

    it was amazing and compared to the iPhone x it blows it out of the water imo and I would recommend

    4.5 /5
  • hardik9093
    19 Nov 2017 via SM-N950F
    nice phone

    the phone is nice.but the price is high.othervice phone performance is superb. came is same as s8 plus.ony some features diffrent in camera

    4.7 /5
  • pranayrajpoot
    06 Nov 2017 via Lenovo A7020a48
    killer phone

    wonderful experience about this phone,this phone design is more good other then phone

    4.8 /5
  • darksider
    31 Oct 2017 via Galaxy Note4
    Best Phablet in Market for Professional Users!

    The fingerprint scanner at the back, but we have the iris scanner that is super fast. OLED screen of the Note 8 is the BEST in the world! IPS not as better in sunlight than OLED of Note 8. Note 8 having IP68 certified - dust/water proof over 1.5 meter and 30 minutes. Bluetooth 5.0 streaming to 2 audio speakers bis so useful for 2 of my wireless speakers. Wider range too. S Pen so much useful for taking notes. Art making for some people with Note 8. There is nothing to compare with Note 8. Even camera of Note 8 is better in stabilization and fast focusing. Note 8 photos with live focus are the best!

    4.7 /5
  • Carlosj853
    20 Oct 2017 via SM-N950U
    the best note

    I love the family ,galaxy note , and I think this is the best note , with a bigger screen , witth the best level of bright, (specially iin the day under the sun ) without overheating, (the most common problem with my note 4 and LG g4) , although the new features with the camera are so awesome, the second thing more important for my is the camera , because I take a lot photos all the time , and let me tell you something, this camera is good all the time ,and fast , with better stabilisation in video , well ,this phone has a lot good things and bad , like the price or the finger print.

    4.8 /5
  • NickFaitas
    10 Oct 2017 via Redmi Note 4X
    Best and fabulous screen

    It's well made,it has a good performance and it charges very fast.The only thing is that the battery is very small for a note.But,it's okay.In 1 hour it will charge up to 100\%.

    4.7 /5
  • Tanuj Joshi
    09 Oct 2017 via Mi A1
    Not an expected Note series

    This is a phone with its pros and cons. Pros are first of all it's infinity display so you will get a big screen with edges which gives you a good video display, plus it's 6.3 inch super amoled display gives you HD like quality covering 83.2\% percent of screen. Then its processor is a beast a 6GB of ram and it's Snapdragon 835 gives you a buttery and smooth performance in highest graphics games without any lag. Then it's duel type camera and ois gives you a optical image stabilization and gives you 2x image optical zoom. With its manually control you can adjust blur settings in the background of the photo. Then it supports fast wireless charging and fast charging so you can fastly charge your note 8. It's cons are that it has low small battery management it has 3,300mAH battery which is good for Snapdragon 653 for battery saving but in note 8 it has s-pen and huge super amoled screen which secrets huge amount of battery. The fingerprint scanner is placed at the same side like Samsung galaxy S8 besides the rear side of the duel camera which is not a comfortable place for fingerprint scanner. Then no stereo type speakers so no immersive audio but the speaker can be used for entertainment and for work, and at last no IR blaster so no universal remote control. But at last my verdict is that the phone has some good tricks in its hood but has some of its demerits like no ir blaster, fingerprint scanner not placed at an appropriate place and etc.

    4.5 /5
  • El-Nino
    06 Oct 2017 via A1601
    Good

    I don't have the smartphone but i think my ratings are correct since samsung devices never lets its consumers down although the prices are really high. hope the ones with money will buy it.

    4.8 /5
  • thehopelessgeek
    28 Sep 2017 via Galaxy S5
    Not the 'Note' we expected it to be!

    Here we are! I'm done learning about the newest Note from Samsung, and these are my final thoughts on the Galaxy Note 8. See if you agree with my review below. Design: The Samsung galaxy Note 8 has an incredibly premium metal and glass sandwich design language, much similar to the Galaxy S8. It does feel a bit mote squared than the super comfortable S8 and S8+. The rounded corners of the S8 make it a bit more easier to handle than the Note 8. It feels fine to hold onto, but you feel the bottom corners stopping you from comfortably reaching the top of the display. It's totally understandable that they needed a flat side to store their S pen stylus, but the Note still feels bulky even with the bezel less display. That said, the galaxy note has always been a two handed device. It's big because it's meant to be and is expected to be big! If you want it to be a single handed device, you'll have to employ the single handed mode half the time. Just triple tap the home button, and the screen shrinks to your desired stretch. The Note 8 is hefty, at 196 gm and is 8.6 mm thick. Not the sleekest phone, but like I said, it's not meant to be a barbie doll device. Display: The display on the new Note is the biggest one of all the other galaxies released till now. It's a 6.3 inch QHD AMOLED panel of the same 18:9 aspect ratio. The edges are curved, bezels are absent and the display is just beautiful. The peak brightness has increased in comparison total the S8+, from 1000 nits to upwards of 1200 nits. I don't know how they do it, but they keep getting better at it. Anyway, good for us! The software still allows you to tone down the rendering from QHD+ to FHD+, all the way down to HD+. Should you find the need to downscale your crisp display, you can do it from within the settings. Performance: The galaxy note 8 comes in two variants as usual. The Qualcomm variant runs on the Snapdragon 835 CPU and the international model has the Exynos 8895 Chipset. Both models have 6 gigs of RAM and 64 GB as the base model. There's also a 256 GB variant in the news, so stay tuned for that! The storage can be expanded, as expected. And the phone continues to be IP68 rated. Performance is satisfactory for a flagship though even this hardware is not exempted from the occasional lags of the Samsung Experience UI. The phone supports bluetooth 5.0 and USB 3.1 standard. There's UFS 2.1 storage standard across all storage variants, which is good news. Let's talk about the new stuff, the S pen. Screen off memo is still here, with 100 additional pages to write on, while the screen is still sleeping. There's still that GIF maker and the ever useful scroll capture for long screenshots. There's a new thingy called the Live message, which is the Samsung version of that cool scribbling GIF that you could send via iMessage. Only difference is that, once you share it to someone, it becomes an extremely low quality crap. Seriously, it's just one of those old Samsung gimmicks which they used to make, to get people to talk about their phones more. Don't fall for it, because you won't use it for more than a week or so! Other features like that GIF maker, you can do on the S8 using your bare hands, requires the S pen to do so on the Note. Like I said, they want you to use the S pen more. But regardless of what I feel, the S pen is a great tool to have when you need that extra precision of 4000+ pressure levels. Yup, it's the exact same one which was in the late Galaxy Note 7. But it's perfectly fine, as it was a great S pen. No, it doesn't go in backwards and get stuck in there, if you were wondering. The fingerprint sensor remains in the same place, but is now easier to distinguish. It's next to the flash unit and is somewhat recognisable to your fingertip. It has the same speed and functionality as the S8, with the swipe down gestures and everything. Good stuff! Camera: here is another area where the Note 8 marks a Samsung's first. It's the dual camera system. What's interesting is that both sensors here support OIS, which happens to be a "world's first" for a smartphone. The primary camera is the same 12 mp standard angle sensor at f/1.7 aperture and the secondary sensor is a telephoto lens with f/2.6 aperture. You can do pretty much the same things as you can with an iPhone 7 plus /8 plus. The portrait mode is called the Live focus mode. It works really well for it's early days, detecting edges and corners exceptionally well. What's awesome is that you can adjust the amount of blur before and after the shot was taken, and it also stores the original standard angle shot! It's pretty much a safe bet that you'll have at least one good version of a photo. The front 8 mp camera has excellent EIS, just like its S8 counterparts. I really don't have to say anything about Samsung flagships. They've been nailing their camera game from ages!  Battery: Here is where things get a little bit unpleasant. The galaxy Note is no longer that vanguard device with an absurdly massive battery anymore. The onboard 3300 mAh unit lasts for pretty much one day and that's it. It is not a two day device at all! Gone are the days where we could tell on out Notes to have juice even amidst the apocalypse. The Note 8 is just a regular old device now, with a pretty mediocre battery life. Price and verdict: The Samsung galaxy Note 8 is the most expensive deuce Samsung has yet released. Being close to a 1000 USD, it's right up there with the upcoming iPhone X. So should you buy a Note 8? I don't recommend that! Now look, the galaxy note 8 is a fantastic phone. I love the thing! But that price tag with not too many selling points and a battery lesser than the S8+, really turns down a lot of people. And rightfully so! Samsung made a really good device this year, as usual. But sadly, it fails to impress and doesn't justify the near $200 price hike from an S8+. So I suggest buying an S8+ instead. But if you are all about that S pen and want the latest dual camera goodies from Sammy, then the galaxy Note 8 could make you a very happy customer. Reviews and observations take time. So if you appreciate my efforts and share my enthusiasm in mobile tech, share this post. Subscribe up there if you haven't, and I want to see you back here, the next time I post.

    4.3 /5
  • Prince2345
    15 Sep 2017 via Redmi Note 3
    Not Worth Buying

    This phone is a Good Phone, but still you can prefer S8 over this. That is because most of the features are the same in both the phone. Also I feel that the Camera was better in the S8 than that of the Note 8. Battery life is a bit Disappointing

    4.3 /5
  • TechlockHolmes
    27 Aug 2017 via SM-G955N
    Not a huge upgrade from the S8, unless you are an artist or a photographer.

    first of all, I do have the S8+, so I know what I'm talking about. phone is not for you unless you just need to have the best phone available. It is for professional artists, professional photographers, or people who are too rich to spend $400 on a phone. There's not a huge difference between this and the S8+, only that there is a stylus and another camera for optical zoom and fake portrait mode done by software. So, if you aren't one of those three categories, go get yourself an S8+.

    4.2 /5
  • ArvindSoni
    24 Aug 2017 via Galaxy Grand2
    What do I say about this phone?? !!!

    I cant buy it but after seeing its unboxing and review I should tell you about this samsung disappointed me this time

    4 /5
  • crazytech
    23 Aug 2017 via Redmi Note 4
    awesome 😍😍

    it's future baby !!!!!!!!! it's time for Samsung nothing to say more hands off Samsung for the best design you have come with

    5 /5
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