The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is a phone (well, a phablet) that's much more iterative than we were expecting. It's the same phone as last year, in many ways, but with a new design that keeps it more in line with the all-conquering Galaxy S6 range from earlier in the year.

Nice design; Good S Pen use

Only as powerful as S6; Battery life lower

There is a some points which i observe in note 5 which is disappoint me.

1. No microSD card slot; no 128GB built-in memory option, 2. The battery is not user-replaceable or Smaller battery, 3. No IR port, 4. No enhanced resistance to liquids or dust, 5. No stereo speakers, 6. The body of the smartphone is quite slippery without a case, 7.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is a phablet that now has a premium look and feel. It has a 5.7-inch display, a far better camera than its predecessors, a super-fast processor and also the iconic S Pen stylus which is joined by a new, glass-and-metal design.

Excellent camera quality; Amazing screen; Better S Pen quality

No microSD card; No removable battery; Glass body and design

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.

The Note 5 is an excellent phone. Bright display. Fast. Sharp camera. The omission of an SD card creates a big disappointment, inconvenience and loss of flexibility. I can hardly wait for the new Note 8 !!! I am a former Note 4 user.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5, powered by it's Exynos 7420, is at the forefront of Samsung's smartphone offerings. With the best display Samsung can offer, market leading specifications, magnificent build quality and a price to match, the Note5 (as styled by Samsung) cements it's spot as not only the...

Display; Battery life; Performance; Camera; Speed of fingerprint scanning; S Pen

Inaccurate fingerprint scanner; Slippery; Fragile; Touchwiz bloat; Price; Lack of expandable storage; Lack of storage choices

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Within a few short months my girlfriend and I have gone through four replacement Note 5's. We have the 64gig version of this phone. Considering that the phone comes with a $200 deductible on the insurance,(if you insure it) this is hardly a minor issue. The phone is incredibly fragile.

great technology and performance

incredibly fragile

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

The Galaxy Note 5 is Samsung's best phone ever, but by a narrower margin than any previous Galaxy device preceding it. That not only sums up the state of Samsung's…

Beautiful; lush display; Excellent performance; Superb camera performance; S Pen improved

TouchWiz is still ugly in places; Mediocre battery life; Expensive