Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM-N920i 32GB
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9 years ago
Galaxy note 5
It is a very good smart phone with all new features. Its look is also very good. It looks very smart.i like it . It weight is not so light or also not so heavy. Its weight is normal it looks very good in hand. its camera is very good and on second in ranking. It has hd touch.
10 years ago
It would be a lie to say that high-end smartphones haven't been a little bit humdrum of late. Even Samsung's striking Galaxy S5 Edge struggled to excite us earlier this year, and for a while it felt like there was no reason to upgrade any more.
9 years ago
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...
Pros:
- --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!
Cons:
- -Design is prone to fingerprints and smudges -No removable battery -Battery life could be longer -No expandable storage
10 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 review
Samsung's Note line of phones has always been about three things: a huge screen, outsized performance, and a stylus. But now, with the Galaxy Note 5, two of those three things aren't so special anymore. Every Android phone is big now, and almost all of those big phones are fast and powerful.
Pros:
- Amazing screen
- Stylus getting more useful
- Great performance
Cons:
- Can't replace battery
- No 128GB option and no microSD expansion
- Expensive
10 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (SM-N920A) Smartphone Review
Is the Galaxy Note 5 worth the upgrade if you already have a Note 4 or Galaxy S6? The push-button S Pen is genuinely ergonomic and more than just a novelty feature, while the brighter and more accurate display will easily draw in enthusiasts.
Pros:
- Brighter and more accurate Super AMOLED 1440p display, Thinner and lighter than Galaxy Note 4, Push-button feature works without issues, Metal edges and corners
- Solid construction, High-performance Exynos 7420 SoC with 4 GB RAM, Good outdoor usability
- High automatic brightness, Great SSD...
Cons:
- Non-removable battery
- No Dual-SIM support
- IR support removed
- MHL support removed
- MicroSD support removed
- No USB Type-C
- Plastic back cover
- S Pen is uncomfortable for extended use
- Same throttling issues as the Galaxy Note 4
- Unimpressive speaker
10 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Note5 Review: Great, Big, & Pricey
Once upon a time, the large-screen smartphone category was dominated by one device: the Samsung Galaxy Note. It was literally the original phablet (not counting the ill-received Dell Streak), and it was the only smartphone north of five inches worth considering.
Pros:
- Excellent design
- the Note5 looks great
- Superb display
- S Pen features useful and well implemented
- Powerful and stable performance
Cons:
- Pricey at launch
- It's time to move on from USB 2.0
- Samsung should have kept the removable battery and microSD card slot
10 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Note5 Review: Great, Big, & Pricey
Note fans will not be disappointed in the Note5. It's big and powerful, with a top-notch design and one of the best displays on the market. It excels at just about everything, and is a leading contender for the best overall smartphone to date.
10 years ago
Samsung's best phone yet: the Galaxy Note 5 reviewed
The latest iteration of Samsung's other major smartphone series (the other being the regular "Galaxy" phones) is here with a faster belly, more solid skeleton, and a brighter view on the world.
Pros:
- Feels fantastic in the hand
- Beautifully built
- One of the best and brightest screens ever
- The pen feels better than ever
- with a tip that feels more like you're using a pen
- S-Pen clicks at the back
- allowing you to annoy people during a meeting (!
Cons:
- Only 32GB of storage
- and it isn't expandable
10 years ago
Samsung has done very well with a couple of key design elements in their previous smartphone offerings, curved displays and the larger format Galaxy Note line. The Galaxy Note series has done especially well for the brand, with a user base that doesn't mind a bit more heft in exchange for more...
10 years ago
Once again, Samsung makes the best phablet money can buy
A lot of the Note5's DNA comes from the Galaxy S6 range released earlier this year. Some of these changes might come off as familiar, but compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 4 , the Note5 represents a complete overhaul.
Pros:
- Excellent 5.7-inch Super-AMOLED display
- Extended functionality with improved S-Pen stylus
- Made from glass and aluminium
- Improved ergonomics with curved back
- Competitive 16MP and 5MP cameras
- Fast wireless charging and support for Cat9 LTE
Cons:
- No support for expandable microSD memory
- Only offered as a 32GB variant
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