Well before 6-inch displays were mainstream, there was a series of smartphones that made the word phablet trendy. Samsung introduced the Galaxy Note series back in 2011 when smartphones were supposed to be compact and a 4.0-inch display was considered scandalously large – well, the first Galaxy Note...

Great display; The S Pen stylus remains unique; Smooth performance

Complex UI; can lag after a while; Expected better battery life; Expected better battery life

i am talking about BEST DEALS WIRELESS seller: the phone was what was advertised but i had to contact support on amazon to be completely sure that the phone was new since the leaflet that it came with it was just for activation and nothing else, and i saw a few unboxings and it usually comes with...

Samsung is bringing the fight to Apple, and the Galaxy Note 9 is a top-tier phablet worthy of recognition

Long-lasting battery life; Excellent low-light camera performance; New S Pen improvements

Very expensive; Little on offer to warrant an upgrade

I LIKE THE PHONE

Samsung's Galaxy Note line has had a rocky couple of years with the ill-fated Note7 followed by what could only be considered a brain fade by Samsung with their fingerprint sensor placement in the Note8.

A m always a note fan since Note1...I bought this 5 month after using my superb Note8....this is better nd more powerful then note8...superb screen....amazing camera....lots of storage option...super powerful processor....great build quality....awsome stereo sound....nd a intelligent S pen..

Trash

Samsung's latest high-end smartphone, the Galaxy Note 9, follows on from last year's Note 8. So-called because of its use of an integrated "stylus" pen (S Pen), the Note 9 has several functions which are appealing to photographers.

I was always a huge fan oh the Galaxy Note lineup. Ever since they've been released, the Note lineup was questioned by many people due to its enormous size at the time. People made fun of those who had the Galaxy Note and Note 2.

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