No notches, still keeping 3.5mm audio jack and thanks for adding stereo speakers. It has (fast)wireless charging and still having IP68. This is the one and only premium flagships so far having all the premium flagship features you could wish for in one phone, yes, till today (Jun'2018).

Bixby and bixby vision; yes; it is more useful with loads of features than both Google assistant and Siri; IP 68; (fast) wireless charging; DeX (desktop like features; Stereo speakers powered by Dolby Atmos; Dual 12MP with variable aparture and OIS; stereo sound recording on video capture; 3.5mm...

battery life; AR emoji needs improvements

I just switched from the 8+ to the 9+. And the only reason I switched was i was tired of the battery life on the 8. So after the 3rd day I noticed the battery life on the new phone is just like the one I exchanged. So disappointed on that.

Easily the best phone I've ever used. Fast, beautiful screen (can't stress that enough), camera takes awesome pictures. Very easy to customize. Battery seems to last forever although I must admit I don't have all the bells and whistles turned on. I probably only charge it every other day.

I just received this product earlier today and opened it at my office only to find that the handset is missing from the box, kindly contact me so that we can sort this out please

Loving this phone so far. Upgraded from the Galaxy S6 edge and I'm really enjoying the quality of the screen, camera, and overall layout of this phone. I love the side panel for frequently used apps instead of having them covering the home screen.

Update: New Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus storage sizes are available with 128GB and 256GB options in the US – for a higher price. Here's our updated review of the Android phone with a large screen.

Impressive low-light camera; Better-placed fingerprint sensor; Loud stereo speakers

Not all that different to S8 Plus; AR Emoji mode is overrated; Pricey for 0.4 in of extra screen

Simply put, the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus is a bigger version of the Samsung Galaxy S9. (Check out our Samsung S9 review to find out more about the S9 Plus's smaller sibling.) And this comes without the S9 Plus being that much different to last year's Samsung Galaxy S8, either.

Standout dual-lens camera system; Luxe 6.2-inch Super AMOLED display; Better-placed fingerprint sensor

Similar to Galaxy S8 Plus; More expensive than S9

Samsung already had some of the best-looking, most desirable smartphones around, so the Galaxy S9+ didn't need to do much to continue the trend.The biggest improvements are the camera, the processing performance and some software refinements.

The best screen on a smartphone; Versatile dual-lens camera; Fantastic performance; Eye-catching design

Little has changed from last year

The Samsung Galaxy S9+ should be the best phone of its generation, but a number of small grievances unite to diminish its appeal. It's technically capable, to be sure, but it's far from perfect.

Amazing screen; Super powerful; Fantastic camera for pros

Average battery life; Poor quality photos on auto; Bixby is still annoying

The Galaxy S9 Plus is considered a incremental upgrade from the Galaxy S8 Plus, but that's not to mean the few new features it brings to the table aren't worth your hard-earned cash – even if there isn't a flashy new design to go with them.

Feels great for a big phone; The OLED display is great and highly customisable; Numerous camera features on offer

Iterative upgrade; AR Emoji are just bad; Some lag with Samsung's software