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.
August 2018
(87%)
871 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Published: 2018-11-14, Author: Robert , review by: T3.com
Technical showcase, 6.4-inch Super AMOLED screen is stunning, Audio is top draw, with Dolby Atmos and UHQ upscaling, Comprehensive Samsung software suite
4,000mAh battery is only competitive, not standout, Bixby AI assistant is still definitely a work in progress, Expensive, even for the entry model
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is the best Android smartphone in the world.With the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 picture now fully viewable, I feel we are left with a device that is one of the very best Android smartphones in the world right now.And, that is despite...
We have yet to get our hands on the Xs Max, so it's tough to deliver a comprehensive verdict on this matchup. The Note 9 is a fantastic phone, though our review notes that the improvements from the Note 8 are rather minor, making the price tag a bit steep...
Beautiful 6.4-inch Infinity Display, Superb camera, even in low light, Battery and storage last and last, Bluetooth S Pen shortcuts are fun
Expensive, A lot of small upgrades, No HDR video recording, We hate the Bixby button
If you are reading this to take a buying decision, you are probably considering to buy the Galaxy Note 9. If you have a heavy budget, you should. It's a great phone that money can buy currently. There are cheaper alternatives at almost half the price of t...
Published: 2018-08-29, Author: Alan , review by: alphr.com
Abstract: The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 first appeared in the unforgettable must-read page-turner of July: the press release accompanying the Samsung Electronics Second Quarter 2018 financial results. No? Well, anyway, buried deep in the 2,109 words was our first conf...
Glamorous design, Outstanding camera, Wireless charging, Fast processor, Great battery life, Useful S Pen
Pricey, Too big for some hands, Not everyone needs a stylus
Samsung's phones, with the exception of the Note 7, have grown better pretty consistently. The design isn't wildly different from the last few Note handsets, or Galaxy S, for that matter. But this is a highly evolved design, matching in-hand comfort with...
The phone comes with its own stylus called the S Pen, it lets you draw and take notes on the smartphone's screen, The camera takes some great shots, even in low light - it identifies parts of the photo such as the sky or people and tweaks the colour to ma
Display suffers from fingerprint marks and the screen is hard to see in bright light, Squared-off design can be uncomfortable to hold for long periods of time
It may be expensive but this large screen smartphone pretty much has it all. It's fast and has great battery life. We think it's worth every penny.Overall Score: 89/100RATINGS:Ease of use: 5/5Design: 4.5/5Performance: 4.5/5Instructions: 4/5WE LIKEDThe pho...
Excellent display, Great camera performance in low-light, 3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth-enabled S Pen, Fantastic battery life
So many features you'll likely never find, Expensive, Bixby button can no longer be redirected, S9+ may suit more casual users
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a catalogue of successes. With a premium build, an absolutely excellent screen, a mature software experience, great cameras, all the power you could possibly need, excellent battery life and fabulous AKG-tuned speakers, there'...
While, for a brief time, we were unable to discern much difference between the Note 9 and its predecessor, Samsung's latest flagship does offer some decent upgrades; from its improved internals and bigger screen to its new-and-improved S Pen and camera tw...
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Published: 2018-08-22, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
good battery, impressive screen, water resistant, brilliant camera, Bluetooth S Pen, microSD card slot, wireless charging, lasting performance, DeX without the dock, headphone jack
only Android 8.1, expensive, very big for hands and pockets, fingerprint scanner should be lower down the back, Bixby still not good enough
If you need your phone to be able to do just about anything, the Note 9 is it. It has everything and the kitchen sink wrapped up into a massive powerhouse of a phone.As you might expect that comes with a few compromises, the biggest of which is the sheer...
