The Galaxy Note series heralded what we now know as the phablet category. Currently in the fourth generation, the Samsung Galaxy Note series has tasted success with every generation.

This phone released was 2014 and this one is great phone of Samsung this phone have 1440×2560 pixel screen resolution this phone is a big screen phone of 5.7 inches this phone have 16 mega pixel camera and 3.7 mega pixel front facing camera picture quality is also fine proccer is also have a great...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 combines excellent image quality across the board with a comprehensive imaging feature set that includes powerful panorama and HDR modes.An efficient optical image stabilization system keeps things steady in low light and when shooting video and the large high resolution screen is a pleasure to view and edit images on. Unfortunately the Samsung does not offer DNG Raw support or manual control over shutter speeds but if you can live with those limitations the Samsung is a top option for any mobile photographer.

Good detail and low noise levels in bright light; Reliable exposure and white balance across the ISO range; Good balance between noise reduction and retention of detail in low light; Very good video quality, excellent detail in 4K video mode; Efficient HDR and panorama modes; Comprehensive imaging feature set; Excellent high-resolution screen; Responsive in operation; Camera app offers some customization and flexible exposure control; Decent front camera; Comprehensive editing options; microSD support; Good battery life and fast charging, removable battery;

No physical two-stage shutter button; Camera app still a little unstructured; Selective Focus feature difficult to use; No IP67 certification (compared to Galaxy S5);

The Galaxy Note 4 is by far one of the best phablets that we have seen and combines high-end hardware with a feature rich UI. It also features some welcome changes in the design department and the Super AMOLED display just leaves us wanting for more.

Design overhaul is great; Excellent display; Powerful hardware and software features; OIS on camera with 4K video

Still too large to handle; Plastic back panel is very flimsy

There are phones, and there are phablets. The iPhone 6 Plus ? Phone. The Note 4? Phablet. These are the two premier Big Phones on the market today. But despite similar sizes, they offer two very, very different experiences. The 6 Plus feels like an outsized iPhone.

Have you ever loved a stylus? You just may love this one thanks to excellent note-taking software; Fantastic cameras on both back and front side let everyone see your smiling mug; Battery life is so long-lived we're afraid we'll die before it does

Still riddled with gimmicky, novelty, useless UI elements; Come on, Samsung, just give us a pure Android OS with your specialty apps as options

Samsung started the trend toward larger smartphones with the original Galaxy Note and perfected the concept of pen-enabled handsets with last year's Note 3 . With competitors like Apple, whose iPhone 6 Plus measures 5.5 inches, entering the phablet space, Samsung has responded with its most...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was one of the biggest smartphone (or phablet) launches of 2014. With significantly faster hardware and a fantastic Quad HD screen, and now available from just ￡449, you don't need us to help you decide whether you should buy the Note 4.

Two new Galaxy Note smartphones from Samsung are about the same size as last year's Note 3. What's different: A side screen on one of them and sharper cameras on both. Samsung also unveiled new wearable devices, including a virtual-reality headset , as part of its holiday lineup.

The new Note is in town, it's called the Galaxy Note 4. It is a premium device, with premium features and with a premium price tag of Rs. 58,300. The Note 4 comes with an enhanced S-Pen, a quad HD screen and with fast battery charging technology.

When first introduced a few years ago, many had written off the Samsung Galaxy Note as being too big to be of any practical use. Fast forward to today, and the Note has spawned an era where large display phones are the rule rather than the exception.

Excellent hardware; S-Pen remains unique; Great display and camera

Priced on the high side; Can lag at odd times; Battery life inferior to previous Notes