Honestly I do recommend this phablet to any one who is seeking one and who is wondering what to choose in the middle of the jungle of this smartphones world ..go for and select S.G.N 4 without any hesitating ..you will never regret your choice believe me

screen size.H.quality crisp Display ..Rom size..Ram size..built quality..fingerprint security home button.

Nothing ..and Nothing everything is so so good ..Thanks Seller dod it's really genuine phone and brand new thanks alot

With this phone I have started to realize how good and useful the recent mobile devices have become. I'd say this phone is perfect, but it's gpu is not powerful enougth to run modern games and VR apps. Nitpick: Can't find a good keyboard app for it.

everything but the gpu; cant find a good keyboard app for it

gpu is too old for newer games and VR

Would not work with Verizon. Tried everything. Samsung rep said unlocked feature did not fully unlock the phone. had to return.

loved my Note4 for its camera, design and the stylus. Good to see they upgraded everything and espcially the camera features looks pretty impressive. I am not sure why dropped my most used feature remote control. everyone in my home has Samusng devices and they use remote app every now and then.

Had it a month and a half, works fine. My note 4 suddenly died, I wanted it back. New phone is $900, I looked at some $400ish and the girl at the store told me going from my note 4 to those would disappoint me. A note 4 is still a fantastic phone very close in features to brand new ones.

Big phones, phablets, or whatever term you want to call them - the big-screen category is here to stay. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 represents not only the most crucial big-screen device from the Korean company for a couple of years but, sub-genres brushed to one side for a moment, perhaps the most...

Built-in S Pen stylus and related features; great screen quality; decent battery life; super powerful; improved multi-screen and software functionality; quality camera; fast 4G connectivity (CAT 6 LTE-A

Still a plastic rear panel; some app/software excess; fingerprint detection unwieldy at this size; some multi-screen functions are long-winded and fussy to operate

Samsung was first at the phablet game, and it's still the best

As premium as Samsung gets; Brilliant camera; Best battery life on a 2K phone; Multi Window and S Pen make sense

Phablets aren't for everyone; Expensive; Lacks the S5's waterproofing

I brought this phone a month ago I am so happy with its performance that I would recommend it to anyone as it easy to use and you muti task a lot of app and the same time .

We've been waiting to get our mitts on a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 ever since it first launched, and it looks like it's been worth the wait! Samsung's promising that its latest phablet packs in enough tech to put most other high-end blowers to shame, but is it just too much for something that can barely...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is the South Korean giant's best phablet to date, cramming in top of the line specs into a new and improved body; It feels slightly classier than the Note 3 it replaces, partly due to the aluminium chassis, but also due to the curved edges at the top and bottom similar to...

Despite all the high-end tech; the Galaxy Note 4 falls down when it comes to software; and if you want the latest Android Lollipop OS; you may be better served by a Google Nexus 6 - unless you're prepared to wait.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is the best phablet we have seen to date. And while the iPhone 6 Plus may steal some consumers, Android fans are getting the complete package here.

Top quality metal design; Quad HD display; Great low-light images

Pretty large; TouchWiz is not perfect; Pricey