The phone had a few glitches that were worked out easily, but the charger was completely unacceptable. The charger is not one that can be used by the phone since it is not an adaptive fast charger. In addition, the charger that was provided had an LG cord and an Alcatel charging base.

I have had a note 3,4,edge ,and now a note 5 and what a phone it is nice bright screen the speaker isn't the best placed but quite loud 32gb of storage but can you remember when most phones had 4gb off storage

Most of the my phone calls cut out as if I am out of range or I have dropped calls. My contract is up and I will be switching to a different phone

A great daily driver phone even after 2 years of its release. Occasional lags but great camera and device performance. Love the look of the GOLD version. Few cons such as a lack of an sd card, but otherwise its a great phone. Would recommend every to get this device. Powerful device

Bought it 5 months ago and am totally stoked, great if you are a creative professional, the stylus function is fantastic. I can't imagine being without this phone at work. Battery life is as lousy as all the other smart phones however, so no surprises there.

A great smartphone and a major step up from my Note 1. Product arrived a week before estimated time. Had no problems starting it up.

Very nice product and fast delivery.....but i suffered with a manufacturing defect......the top lef corner is having a loose fitting to the screen......hope i will get a replacement

I bought my Note 5 two days after release, upgrading from a Note 3. I thought the Note 3 was a great phone, but this one was a huge improvement in the way of design and performance.

Slim design; 64GB option; Camera quality; Beautiful screen; Curved design with thin metal bezels

Non-expandable storage; UI can be buggy; Battery life suffers with intense usage; S-pen design needs to be refined; Gorilla glass definitely not used on back of the phone

The Galaxy Note 5 is a great device, both visually and physically. The reason it doesn't score a full five marks is because it seems that design was a higher priority than useful features like a microSD card slot, replaceable battery or the conferencing microphone that the Note 4 had.

Great display brightness; Extremely fast; quality camera; Integrated stylus pen; Ingenious handwriting recognition

Lousy multi-tasking; Poor sound quality

The Galaxy Note 5 was made available just days after its launch across all major carriers in the US, and as expected, it comes at a steep price point. In total, about $700 is what you will shell out to get Samsung's latest addition to the Galaxy Note line, whether or not you use payment plans on...

--Great aesthetic with curves on the back for small bump up in handling -Stellar Quad HD display -Wonderful performance -4GB RAM -Fingerprint reader performs very well -FAST charging almost makes up for standard battery size -S Pen streamlined; physically and in feature set (Clicky top!

-Design is prone to fingerprints and smudges; No removable battery; Battery life could be longer; No expandable storage