Samsung Galaxy Note 9 128GB
The Galaxy Note 9 is Samsung's ground-breaking phone that takes super strides in several key areas, including performance, power, storage and battery life.
A phone of firsts
For the first time, the S Pen uses Bluetooth technology, which becomes a remote for the Galaxy Note 9. Take photos, change slides, and even pause your YouTube video with the press of the button, or you can customise the controls. The S Pen is recharged by sliding it back into the Galaxy Note 9; you'll get another 30 minutes of power in 40 seconds.
Dual aperture camera
Another talking point is the dual aperture camera, which adapts to bright light or low light automatically, with suitably breathtaking results at any time of the day.
A cleaner look
The iris scanner and sensors are hidden away for a clean and sleek first impression. The Infinity Display is as impressive as ever, thanks to the wide Quad HD+ Super AMOLED screen.
A powerful gaming performer
The Galaxy Note 9 is winning rave reviews from gamers. The processor greatly minimises lag, overheating is kept under control by a water-cooling system, and an AI-based performance adjuster keeps the action smooth and flowing.
Store more
The Galaxy Note 9 takes storage to incredible levels. Potentially, you can start with up to 512GB of built-in storage and add 512GB more if you wish. As we now use our phones more like mini PCs, this storage capacity is more than welcome.
One charge per day
With so much happening on the Galaxy Note 9, you'll be pleased to know the 4000mAh battery can go all day on a single charge, allowing you to make the most of every feature when you need it.
$369.00 - $677.01
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Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review
A big smartphone with a big price tag. It won't suit everyone, but the improved Note 9 is one of Samsung's best But all this tech doesn't come cheap. The Note 9 is Samsung's most expensive phone yet: the 512GB version will set you back an eye-watering £1099.- Bright and punchy screen
- Smooth
- speedy performance
- Huge battery life and storage
- iPhones offer better sound quality
- Expensive
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Smartphone 128GB Midnight Black SM-N960FZKANZC review
Many people said the Note 9’s only purpose was to give Samsung more time to prepare a more dramatically-overhauled smartphone in order to remain relevant in a fight where Apple keeps impressing with the new-generation iPhone.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Smartphone 128GB Midnight Black SM-N960FZKANZC review
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is an incremental upgrade to the Galaxy Note 8 but small changes to a great phone can make a big difference.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Full, in-depth, Australian review
This is one of the best smartphones you can buy right now. But whether you should buy it is another question entirely. Even in 2018 - a time when budget and mid-tier smartphones are offering more value than ever - there’s still something really infectious and compelling about the big, bold, underlined hype of a flagship device like the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Does anybody really need this much power in a smartphone? Who cares! This phone has it, and those power-users doomed to lust after the best are going to be drawn to it like moths. So it was with the Note 5 and the Note 8. And so it will be with the Note 9.- Solid specs
- Beautiful design
- New S-Pen features
- Incredibly expensive
- Not a huge upgrade on the Note 8
- Runs on Android Oreo
Crazy cruel mobile. Fast Well balanced and good design Awesome screen Awesome update of the pen 6GB RAM really helps Do not thank no to 128GB Good battery life Worth its price. The best mobile phone Samsung spotted :) Had a S9 + and thinks it's the right big difference.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has a few incremental upgrades that may not be impressive for everyone. Sure, the new S Pen is neat and it has a bigger battery, but will it be enough for anyone to upgrade It performs fairly well aside from a few overheating issues.
- Good Battery Life
- Incredible Camera
- Acceptable Performance
- Cool S Pen Features
- Superb Display
- Massive Storage (Expandable to 1TB
- Annoying Bixby Button
- Depleting Battery Health
- Expensive
- Incremental Upgrades
First Impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Note9
iPhone X on left, Samsung Galaxy Note9 on right Either way, Samsung has released an excellent phone that I consider to be the pinnacle of the Note series to date, replacing my beloved Note 5 in that slot. I look forward to seeing what Samsung brings us next year!- Excellent display
- solid performance
- innovative S-Pen features
- improved battery life
- DeX without a dock
- Fingerprint sensor still awkward
- over-zealous camera AI
- super-slick to hold (needs a case)
- questionable upgrade value for Note 8 users
- Bixby
- expensive
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review: The Pen gets mightier!
While some say that the Galaxy S9 is Samsung's most underrated smartphone, it could be said to an extent. The reason - probably Samsung's inability to offer something exciting and different from its predecessors.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Smartphone 128GB Midnight Black SM-N960FZKANZC review
The Galaxy Note 9 is a hell of a phone. It’s probably the best phone on the market today because it has and does everything. Excellent camera? Check. Excellent battery life? Check. Solid performance? Check. Amazing display? Check. All the storage, RAM, and connectivity you could ask for?- Specs
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- Display
- Battery
- Camera
- S Pen
- Software
- Hardware/Size
- Bixby
- Buy Galaxy Note 9
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Smartphone 128GB Midnight Black SM-N960FZKANZC review
The newer phone, however, comes with a slightly larger 6.4-inch screen compared to the 6.2-incher on the Galaxy S9+. Plus, it has a unique main attraction – a souped-up S Pen stylus that doubles up as a remote controller.
