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br> The mighty Samsung Galaxy Note 9, it's been unwrapped and sets the tone for the backend of the year. As with any successive device, however, there are always going to be some people wondering if it's worth the upgrade over last year's offering, espe...
If you haven't read our review for the Note 9 already, we're going to simply reiterate our sentiments about how it stacks up against last year's Note 8. If you currently own the Note 8, there's seriously not a whole lot of reasons to make the upgrade to t...
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Perhaps it's all of the similarities between Note and Galaxy S releases nowadays, but it sure doesn't feel like it's been 11 months since I published our Galaxy Note 8 review. But now, as we approach the launch of the Galaxy Note 9, here I am using a ne...
Best screen available today, Very good camera, S Pen is a truly unique feature, Great set hardware features, Top-end specs...
Software can be overwhelming, Battery life not good enough for the size, Fingerprint sensor is tough to reach, Doesn't offer the same value as the Galaxy S9+...
Pros:Best screen available todayVery good cameraS Pen is a truly unique featureGreat set hardware featuresTop-end specsCons:Software can be overwhelmingBattery life not good enough for the sizeFingerprint sensor is tough to reachDoesn't offer the same val...
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The Galaxy S9+ gets all of the focus right now, but we must remember Samsung has another big flagship that was hot stuff just a couple months ago: the Galaxy Note 8. I wrote my review of the Note 8 just over 7 months ago, and since using a couple other b...
Best screen available today, Very good camera, S Pen is a truly unique feature, Great set hardware features, Top-end specs...
Software can be overwhelming, Battery life not good enough for the size, Fingerprint sensor is tough to reach, Doesn't offer the same value as the Galaxy S9+...
Pros:Best screen available todayVery good cameraS Pen is a truly unique featureGreat set hardware featuresTop-end specsCons:Software can be overwhelmingBattery life not good enough for the sizeFingerprint sensor is tough to reachDoesn't offer the same val...
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Which smartphone boasts the best optics, for snapping photos and home movies on the go? We've tested and reviewed a huge number of mobile phone cameras in 2018. From great-value budget shooters to advanced premium mobile cameras, which come 4K Ultra HD re...
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FRINGE BENEFITAs with the S8, the Note 8 features the Infinity Edge display, giving you that incredible edge-to-edge lookWell, T3, what have we here?Quite possibly your next phone – if you like 'em big, that is. The Note 8 is Samsung's super-sized n...
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It's been a long time since I've had the pleasure of reviewing either a Samsung phone or a phone on the Sprint network Sprint was kind enough to lend me a Galaxy Note 8 to review I know the real phone geeks in the room are drooling over the just announced...
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Six months after releasing its super-powered phablet — the Note 8 — Samsung is launching its flagship phone duo for 2018 — the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. With such a short distance of time between the two releases, it's only natural that the phones don't...
Better ergonomics, proper finger pad placement, Slightly better camera, Dual speakers sound a lot better, Costs less, S Pen for drawing, taking notes, extra features...
Six months after releasing its super-powered phablet — the Note 8 — Samsung is launching its flagship phone duo for 2018 — the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. With such a short distance of time between the two releases, it's only natural that the phones don't h...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is Samsung's flagship smartphone. It features a dual-camera setup, offering two different focal lengths. It's an update to the controversial Note 7, which you may recall as being notorious for its exploding battery problem - Sams...
There's lots of fantastic smartphones currently on the market, many of which offer something which is appealing to those with an interest in photography.The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is a good example of doing a lot of things right. The dual lens set...
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2017 has been one of the best years in memory with regard to the many different options out there for Android smartphone buyers. In fact, the competition was so good that we had to publicly address it in a post where we admit that we didn't know which pho...
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Samsung's flagship smartphone, the Note 8 features a dual camera set up. Both have 12 megapixel sensors, but one has a wide angle f/1.7 lens, while the other has a telephoto f/2.4 lens. We put it through its paces in our Samsung Galaxy Note 8 camera revie...
Right now, consumers are spoiled for choice when it comes to top-end smartphones. I've used a lot over the past few weeks and months, and pretty much all of them offer something appealing – if different – to photographers.The Note 8 manages to combine two...
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You can't ignore the power of this company.Samsung retains a massive influence in the smartphone world, holding an outsized mind share even relative to its legitimately massive market share. The Galaxy Note 8 is a perfect example of this — it doesn't sell...
Samsung's Note line continues to be the company's dominant phone in terms of mind share, if not market share. Excellent hardware is filled with top-end specs and all sorts of hardware features that you desire, and the icing on the cake is the super-powerf...
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For seven years, Samsung has been consistent in releasing two flagship devices each year. In the spring, we get the Galaxy S model. This phone is Samsung's bread and butter, ushering in the newest version of Samsung's software and giving general consumers...
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Today, smartphones are more accessible than they've ever been before. For $100 or less, you can take home a brand-new handset that's more than ready to get you online, connect you with all your favorite social media, and even snap some decent-looking phot...
Raw performance, Speaker quality, Onehand friendly option, More polished software experience, Stylus input, Fast recharge times, Storage expansion, Headphone jack...
When you're spending around $1,000 for a smartphone, you're going to want to have a lot to like – and both of these handsets very much deliver. They're at the top of their games in performance, camera quality, visuals, and offering software that feels cus...
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Samsung has bested the already awesome S8 and S8+, with the new Galaxy Note 8. After the battery issue that nearly killed the Note series, Samsung has risen from the Note 7's ashes to put forth a brilliant device with the Note 8.Samsung has given a lot of...
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As a preface, I've been on HTC phones since 2009 at least, and rooted HTC phone since 2010, so some of these observations are probably a little out there for a stock phone user, but here goes.I've been using the Galaxy Note 8 nonstop since a repair place...
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Samsung had a really rough last year after the Note7 release and recall. I don't bring that up to try and shame the company, I think they handled it well and it doesn't seem to have harmed them. You just need to look at the Samsung Galaxy Note8 for proof...
Sexy design, Premium build quality, Amazing display, Fluid performance, S-Pen options for those that need them, Amazing camera, Battery life lasts the day and then some, Priced to compete with its peers...
Speaker isn't very good, Fingerprint magnet, Price may be too high for many, Bixby needs work, Fingerprint sensor placement is just wrong...
The Samsung Galaxy Note8 is without a doubt one of the best smartphones of 2017. It's not for everyone though. Android purists need to just walk away because the Samsung Experience will just irritate you. iPhone users who are used to doing things Apple's...
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Smartphone makers have spoken, and bezels are out. All five of these flagship phones feature minimal bezels, though in the case of the Pixel 2XL, they're still pretty noticeable. The other four phones offer edge-to-edge displays, with the iPhone X includi...
Add it all up, and Samsung's phones remain a cut above, sharing top honors for design and display. The Galaxy S8+ gets the nod over the Note 8, because it's a little less expensive and you're more likely to find a deal on this slightly older phone. Even i...
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It's almost crazy to think that it's been over 2 full years since a Galaxy Note was readily available to consumers. You know, if you don't count the extremely brief launch of the Note 7 thanks to a worldwide recall after reports of units catching fire beg...
Beautiful design and solid build quality, Small bezels, Speedy Iris/Face scanning, 64GB of storage and microSD card slot, Always On Display, Samsung Pay, IP68 water/dust resistance, S Pen, Headphone jack, Wireless charging, 6GB of RAM...
Software experience is convoluted and buggy, Performance stutters/inconsistent, Fingerprint sensor placement and performance (slow, inaccurate), Old fast charging tech doesn't charge while screen is on, Bixby is lame and you still can't remap the hardware...
Like the Galaxy S8 and S8+, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is the Swiss Army knife of Android phones, but it's not quite perfect. Fingerprint sensor is still awful, the phone is oversized, software is clunky, but no smartphone is perfect.The Note 8 quells some...
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For Samsung, the big one is here: the next Galaxy Note release. A lot is riding on the Galaxy Note 8 because of its predecessor's massive failure a year ago. The great success Galaxy S8 earlier in the year proved that the Korean giant could effectively tu...
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I just bought a Samsung Galaxy Note8 to replace my iPhone 7 Plus. So far, I love it! One of the first accessories I was excited to try was a customized Toast Wood Veneer Skin. Toast makes wood veneers that are both beautiful and protective; I've had one o...
Easy to install, The wood veneer is perfectly scored so that it will hug the curves and corners of your device, Personalization is available for a nominal fee, You can mix and match the wood veneers of the camera inlay and the back skin, Possibly the thin...
Not protective enough for major falls on rocks or concrete — so don't hurl your phone or do anything too crazy...
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It's the battle of the 2017 heavyweights, smartphone camera style. If you haven't yet noticed, it seems that all major 2017 launches from Android OEMs have great cameras included, and really, what you may think is best is very subjective at this point. Ho...
As I stated, the photos weren't touched up or edited in any way, but during the resizing and compression process, some details can be lost. Still, from what I can tell, each phone has an incredible camera, with all three being very versatile in varying co...
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If you have kept up with my reviews throughout the years, you know I am a huge fan of the Samsung Galaxy Note series. I was disappointed last year when the Note 7 was taken off the shelves. Needless to say, I was hype back in August when the Galaxy Note8...
If the Note 7 left you doubting Samsung, then the Note8 will definitely restore your faith in the company. The phone is solid but is definitely not for everyone. Many won't use the Live Focus camera feature or S-Pen features. For the price of nearly $1000...
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We loved last year's Samsung Galaxy Note7 and were sad to return it to Samsung before we could complete our review. We are glad to see it return as the Galaxy Note FE, but if you are one of those who were impressed by the Note7, you will be even more imp...
The Samsung Galaxy Note8 is truly in a class of its own. It is the only phablet in the world with an electromagnetic stylus, an Infinity Display and a dual-lens camera. Nothing else, not even the new Apple iPhone 8 Plus, is in the same league. It builds u...
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I'd contemplated before that it's possible I don't need root any more beyond wanting to play with a very few apps that come along. With the HTC 10 I'd gotten ticked off at the bloatware by day three and rooted it to remove it. However it turned out that y...
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Before we jump into the review we wanted to say massive thanks to MobileFun for providing the cases for this review, which otherwise wouldn't have been possible without their help. Make sure you go and vote for them in the WHAT Mobile Awards 217 here. The...
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Last year's Samsung Galaxy Note7 can only be described as a disaster. Days after launch, it was found that the handset caught fire, and after a recall, even the replacement units exploded. Eventually, software updates were released that rendered the dev...
Ultimately, the Samsung Galaxy Note8 is an excellent device, but considering the $930 price tag, should you buy it? The answer is pretty simple; if you want the S Pen, then it's a hard yes.I expressed some dissatisfaction with the design of the handset, t...
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The Google Home devices also provide an auditory interface for other smart home devices, such as lights, locks, and plugs. While not as extensive as those that connect to Alexa, the list of Google Home-compatible devices is growing.Lastly, Google Home...
Michael A. Prospero is the reviews editor at Laptop Mag and Tom’s Guide. When he’s not testing out the latest running watc, skiing or training for a maratho, he’s probably using the latest kitchen gadget...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 “phablet” joins the growing number of dual-cam smartphones. The Note 8 features two 12MP sensors, the primary camera equipped with a wide-angle 26mm f/1.7 lens, and the second with a 52mm telephoto f/2.4 lens for x2 optical zoom...
Good white balance and color rendering, Good exposure and fast exposure convergence, Stable and fast autofocus, Good noise reduction across all light conditions, Good stabilization...
No autofocus tracking capability in default mode, Shadow and highlight clipping in high-contrast scenes, Residual motion visible when holding the camera still during recording...
When all the tests are verified, the scores calculated, and the perceptual analyses discussed, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 comes out as an outstanding choice for the smartphone photography enthusiast, matching the top overall score of 94 points of the iPhon...
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has certainly managed to draw attention during its official announcement. This is due to its capabilities as well as its price. The model has the difficult task to erase the bad reputation of its predecessor and make users believe th...
Water-resistant (IP68) and heart rate, fingerprint, and iris sensors, Better design – curved display and tiny bezels around it, S Pen with various options for notetaking, Super AMOLED display with QHD resolution, high brightness and contrast, accurate col...
Construction which retains fingerprints, The most expensive Galaxy Note model...
Samsung's Note series was in disfavor after its let's say unsuccessful last representative. However, Galaxy Note 8 looks dazzling but for the various high-end features you will have to spend a relatively large amount of money if you want to get your hands...
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The numero uno manufacturer has been offering two separate flagship lineups annually – the Galaxy S series and the Note range. While the devices are targeted at different consumer segments, the latest Note8 is eerily similar to the S8 duo (more so with th...
Beautiful IP68-protected design, A stunning display, Impressive dual cameras, Powerful innards, Interesting software features to exploit the large screen, S Pen offers nifty functionality...
Too tall for single-hand use, Average battery life, Photos by Raj Rout...
But if the answer is no, then you can get almost the same experience with the Galaxy S8+. You can also choose to wait for the upcoming LG V30 (first impressions), which has made many of my colleagues excited with its 6-inch POLED display, powerful hardwar...
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When it comes to rivalries in the tech industry, few are the clashes more fierce than the one between Apple and Samsung for dominance on the smartphone arena. Over the past few years, Samsung has stepped up its design efforts and now makes beautiful glas...
So… which one should you get?Let's first look at the prices:iPhone 8 Plus 64GB / 256GB: $800 / $950Note 8 64GB: $930So yes, the 64 gig Note 8 is actually more expensive than a 64GB iPhone 8 Plus with a quite pronounced $130 difference.For all else, it's a...
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While pundits will have the Galaxy Note8 as a larger Galaxy S8+ with a bigger display, an S Pen stylus and a smaller battery, that's tantamount to saying a Dali painting is a bunch of coloured squiggles on canvas. The Note8 has several subtle but notable...
Samsung has knocked the concept of a phablet out of the ballpark with the Galaxy Note8. An amazing display, powerful hardware, a genuinely useful stylus and an impressive rear dual camera make it the best phone they have ever made...
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DeX gives the Note 8 a split personality. On its own, Samsung's latest flagship is a very capable, albeit large, phone for when I'm on the go. A few seconds after you slide the phone into the DeX Station, though, the Note 8's battery begins to charge, whi...
My transition from being a multidevice user to relying solely on the Note 8 with an assist from the DeX dock went smoothly. I not only kept up with my far-flung family but did my job and stayed entertained along the way. The transition saved me from luggi...
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There are many things to like about the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and very few reasons not to get one. It is big, it is shiny, and it is powerful. It comes with an S Pen stylus, and its dual camera is capable of actual 2X zoom and bokeh effects. But there is...
Better cameras take clearer photos and videos, Water resistant, Much larger screen in a slightly larger body, Taller aspect ratio is great for work and multitasking, S Pen could be useful and fun, Available on any major US carrier, Half the price, yet jus...
The OnePlus 5 is one of the best phones to get if value for money is what you're looking for. It was far from perfect at launch, but software updates have taken care of many of the wrinkles, and now, with a starting price below $500, it is a phone worth c...
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Samsung latest device is the Galaxy Note 8, packed with a plethora of features and a few new additions to the Galaxy line. Like the Dual camera layout, S-pen additions and more. The big question remains is the Note 8 worth its price for you. Find out in o...
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The minute I powered on the Samsung Galaxy Note8 and started using it, I felt the urge to ditch my iPhone 7 Plus and go running back to Android. But am I still feeling that way after using it as my primary device for the past 5 days?Check out my earlier p...
Very nice camera, Great display and I love the alwayson feature, S Pen is handy...
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So, after five days of using the Samsung Galaxy Note8, do I want to put my iPhone 7 Plus in my drawer of lonely gadgets and go running back to Android?Yes and No.I'm always going to enjoy using Android devices. Specifically, I like:The ability to have gra...
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The Galaxy Note 8 is an important product for Samsung. Not only because the Note 8 is the company's newest, flagship, large-screen smartphone, but because it also carries the additional burden of righting all of the wrongs associated with the company's No...
Excellent Display, Strong Performance, Useful S-Pen Integration / Features, Great Camera, Premium Build Quality, IP68 Dust And Water Resistance, 6GB RAM...
Expensive, Trailed The S8 And More Z2 Force In Some Tests, Awkward Placement Of Fingerprint Sensor, Fairly Large...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is the company's largest premium smartphone. That's true not only in in the literal sense — as the 6.3-inch Infinity Display will be sure to catch your gaze – but a figurative one as well. The Note 8 is released in the wake of th...
Excellent performance, Beautiful bright Panel, Great cameras, Useful intuitive features...
Expensive, Fingerprint sensor location...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is the best tablet/phone on the market. It houses an impressive array of specs, with a gorgeous screen, a built-in stylus, and a cornucopia of useful features. This device takes everything that was great about the Samsung Galaxy...
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I've been using the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 since last Friday and what started out the type of infatuation that you feel when you meet a new love interest that shares your same interests, has cooled down to the type of friendship that you have with someone...
Face unlock working much better/faster today...
Bixby voice assistant isn't ready for prime time...
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On Friday I posted my first day impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Note8 and I'm back with a few more thoughts after spending the weekend with this phone. So go check out day 1 and then come back for more.The alarm on the Note8 went off bright (actually, i...
S Pen is very handy for taking notes...
Expensive, Samsung Pay might be problematic at Walmart (need to try it again), Face scan has gotten slightly slower...
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Hard to believe that the Galaxy Note is now in its 8th iteration (if you count the Note Edge). We won't beat the dead horse of all that happened w/ the Note 7 battery recalls. Especially since the recalls happened before we even got a review unit but thin...
The Note 8 is a beast of a device. It has a spectacular display, a great camera, the S Pen has some great features, and the battery life/performance to be everyone's daily driver. But the Note series is no longer for me. I appreciated it for its bigger, b...
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Yesterday I posted a gadget diary entry where I professed my immediate love (lust?) for the Samsung Galaxy Note8. Today I turned off my iPhone 7 Plus, set up the Note8, and started using it as my primary device. Have my feelings changed already? Let's fin...
Gorgeous display, S Pen...
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Before I dive into all things Galaxy Note 8 review, let's get this out of the way. Last year, with the Galaxy Note 7 recall, things were bad. To this date, I don't think we've seen something quite like it in smartphones, and to happen to such a big player...
The Galaxy Note 8 is a damn good phone, one that will surely make any owner happy. It's packed full of every single goody an Android user would hope for and then some. It's probably the best Samsung and the company's fans could hope for following last yea...
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Every year it seems, smartphones push the mobile photography game further and further. While dual camera systems aren't anything new to smartphones, particularly Android-powered smartphones, the once-dead trend has now made a powerful resurgence in nearly...
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Samsung's biggest flagship yet could also be their greatest phone yet, coming in with a feature list that's a mile long, and a hefty price tag to boot. Retailing at launch for €999/$929/£869, or basically the equivalent no matter where you live, the price...
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In a parallel universe where all our comparisons fit in a tweet, this one would probably say "Just get the Galaxy Note 8", followed by a bunch of hashtags and emoji. But in the current, we take a much more in-depth approach to our 1v1 articles, even when...
Dual camera with real 2x zoom and simulated bokeh is pretty cool, Better camera quality, S Pen for drawing, taking notes, and more, Slightly less difficult to handle, A wee bit longer battery life, Costs less...
When we started working on this comparison, we expected no surprises whatsoever given the similarities between the two phones and the obvious advantages the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has over the Samsung Galaxy S8+. Our expectations were spot on. Equipped wit...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 offers up a powerful blend of top-tier smartphone software and hardware but is it enough to erase last year's Note 7 scandal from people's minds and is it worth its steep asking price?After one of the most public fiascos the mobi...
Outstanding display, Rich S Pen integration, Excellent performance, Impressive camera...
Prohibitively expensive, Fingerprint magnet...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is unquestionably one of those devices that is greater than the sum of its parts. It's not just a powerful tool or a capable multimedia machine, it's a joy to use and it can do anything you'd expect any top-tier smartphone to do...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 is a giant phone with a ton of features, but one of its most prominent ones is its new dual-camera setup. This system, which includes two 12-megapixel cameras with different focal length lenses, lets you take either wide-angle or z...
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Samsung has bounced back since the problems with its last explosive device (sorry, had to say it), and after reintroducing a nearly bezel-less display as the Infinity Display, version 8 has now arrived for the Note line.How does one of the most feature-p...
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The Galaxy Note8 is Samsung's strongest offering for professionals and others who require productivity on the run thanks to the powers of the S Pen stylus. The Note8 adopts the design language we saw on the S8 and S8+ earlier this year, and tweaks the siz...
Who is the Samsung Galaxy Note8 for? Stylus lovers and shutterbugs. If you demand the added functionality of the S Pen and hanker for one of the best-possible cameras on a mobile device, then the Note8 is the handset for you.Samsung crafted an impressive...
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Between the explosions, the recalls and its subsequent afterlife as airport PA system fodder, it's easy to lose sight of the fact that the Galaxy Note 7 was a very good phone. In fact, the line has always been one of the industry's best and most innovativ...
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This r eview is brought to you by MNML Case, an ultra-thin case that showcases the beauty of your new phone and fits like a glove! Get 15% OFF your Note 8 MNML Case until the end of September with the promo code: 15N8After the disaster of last's year Gal...
Premium glass and metal build, Gorgeous and large display, improved S Pen features, Excellent camera quality, microSD expansion, IP68 certified, Fluid performance...
Most expensive Galaxy Note to date, Phone is very tall, Fingerprint sensor still awkwardly located...
The Samsung Galaxy Note8 takes everything that was great about last year's Note7 and simply improves upon it in all the right ways but with a bigger Galaxy Note came a bigger price and consumers may have to contemplate even harder before pulling the trigg...
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Just a little bit over a year ago, Samsung must have felt on top of the world, having just launched the Galaxy Note 7. It had decided to skip the Note 6 in order to finally put its flagship branding all on the same page, and there was plenty of reason t...
A successful first foray into dual cameras, Attractive design builds off the GS8 while going in new directions, Some of the best performance you can get from a smartphone, Samsung's new software is really coming into its own, Big, flexible, beautiful disp...
Price, price, price, Tall hardware makes reaching certain spots difficult, Battery life is sufficient, but not outstanding, Wideangle camera really not that wide, Screen brightness could use a tiny kick...
The Galaxy Note 8 is at once a safe, almost obvious phone, and one that still manages to show Samsung reaching out into new, untested waters. By taking the look of the Galaxy S8, scaling things up a bit from the GS8+, and adding in S Pen support, the Note...
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The flames have been extinguished. The ashes of the past – forgotten. Mistakes – forgiven. A new Galaxy Note is here. And boy is it a beast. Hungry. Raw. Yet, deep inside, you can see it's also gentle, humble. It's the kind of beast you don't want to mes...
Modern, striking look with thin bezels, Impressively versatile and capable, S Pen drawing instrument, Superb apps & software support, Better system coherence and performance, More affordable price...
Between the Galaxy Note 8 and the iPhone 7 Plus, it's the Note 8 that currently has the 'wow!' advantage. This is exclusively due to its modern, almost-bezelless design, as well as smooth, glossy finishes and fresh color options. When you pick up a Note 8...
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You can't say Samsung's Galaxy Note brand isn't resilient: even explosions and costly recalls couldn't dampen enthusiasm for the new Note 8. Phablet fans are dedicated, though, especially those who demand stylus support too, which means the Note 8 arrives...
Huge, beautiful display, Genuinely useful stylus, Excellent camera, Solid battery life...
Prodigious price, Fingerprint scanner is awkwardly-placed, Bixby button is annoying...
There's nothing quite like a Galaxy Note. Samsung's flagship may not stray wildly beyond the Galaxy S8 and S8+ we've already seen, but the changes it brings – S Pen, camera, and more RAM – pay dividends in all the right ways. Certainly it's not a cheap de...
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Forgive me for passing up the chance to beat the exploding battery joke into the ground. Lets get straight to the point: Samsungs once dominant flagship phablet is back after a two year hiatus. Sporting a stunning extra-widescreen 18.5:9 display, the ne...
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Samsung really did it.After last year's virtually perfect Galaxy Note 7 burst into flames worldwide and threatened to destroy the company, Samsung has returned with the Note 8, a larger, safer, and feature-packed phablet that embarrasses all other big ph...
Best, brightest phone screen ever, Fast, lag-free performance, All-day battery life, App pair and Live Messages are so much fun, Beautiful, perfected glass and metal design, Dual camera system is best in class (sorry, iPhone)...
Bixby is still slow, $930-950 price tag...
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When Samsung makes a move, big or small, everyone takes notice.To the hyper-observant phone nerds, the Galaxy Note 8 was never going to be a mind-blowing new piece of technology. We, after all, are no longer Samsung's target market — even for the Galaxy N...
At first glance, it's pretty easy to underestimate the Galaxy Note 8 on account of its familiarity after months of seeing the Galaxy S8+ in the wild. But the big thing to remember is that the Galaxy S8 and S8+ are Samsung's best-ever selling flagships, so...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 is a big-screen phone that commands your attention — and not just because it's a sequel to a device the company was forced to recall. It's because the Note 8 ushers in a new class of smartphones that is super-premium.Priced between...
Gorgeous 6.3-inch Infinity Displa, Fantastic dual camera, Fun and useful S Pen enhancement, Handy App Pair featur, Strong overall performanc, Very good battery life...
Awkward placement of fingerprint senso, A couple of early bug, Very pricey...
Spending nearly $1,000 on a smartphone seems a bit nuts when you can get a very good phone, like the OnePlus 5, for less than $500. But the Note 8 isn't just very good — it is awesome. The combination of its glorious 6.3-inch Infinity Display, excellent d...
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No one would have blamed Samsung if the Note 8 were never released. After a global recall halted sales of the Note 7 in their tracks, some execs at Samsung probably floated the idea of retiring the Note brand altogether.It's good they didn't. The Note 8 i...
Bright, brilliant 6.3-inch screen is a stunner in any light, Dual camera is a big step up from the S8 and Live Focus is a winner, The S Pen is better than ever and truly complements the Note's screen, Battery life in excellent despite a decrease in size...
Bixby button and fingerprint sensor are a nuisance, It might be a bit too big and heavy for some users...
The Galaxy Note 8 is nothing less than a triumphant return for Samsung's flagship phablet and the best phone it has ever rmade...
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When the Note 7 went under, the entire Note brand almost went with it. But shortly after the fallout, Samsung executives discovered something interesting: Note fans are a passionate bunch. Encouraged by what it heard from past and present Note owners (som...
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Last year's Galaxy Note 7 was a big step forward for the Note line, pairing an impeccably built body with an updated S Pen and excellent performance. Then they started blowing up. The Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus did well to rehabilitate Samsung's image as a to...
Huge, beautiful display, Excellent, water-resistant build, Great dual camera, S Pen is now more useful and fun...
Very expensive, Bixby can be flaky, Not a huge improvement over the S8 Plus, US version gets less storage than other regions...
Chris Velazco/EngadgetThe Galaxy Notes were always pretty niche devices, and that hasn't really changed. If you're intrigued by the idea of doodling on a phone with a pen, you simply will not do any better than the Galaxy Note 8. That's just a fact. For t...
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When Samsung makes a move, big or small, everyone takes notice.To the hyper-observant phone nerds, the Galaxy Note 8 was never going to be a mind-blowing new piece of technology. We, after all, are no longer Samsung's target market — even for the Galaxy N...
At first glance, it's pretty easy to underestimate the Galaxy Note 8 on account of its familiarity after months of seeing the Galaxy S8+ in the wild. But the big thing to remember is that the Galaxy S8 and S8+ are Samsung's best-ever selling flagships, so...
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No one would have blamed Samsung if the Note 8 were never released. After a global recall halted sales of the Note 7 in their tracks, some execs at Samsung probably floated the idea of retiring the Note brand altogether. It's good they didn't. The Note 8...
Bright, brilliant 6.3-inch screen is a stunner in any light, Dual camera is a big step up from the S8 and Live Focus is a winner, The S Pen is better than ever and truly complements the Note's screen, Battery life in excellent despite a decrease in size...
Bixby button and fingerprint sensor are a nuisance, It might be a bit too big and heavy for some users...
The Galaxy Note 8 is nothing less than a triumphant return for Samsung's flagship phablet and the best phone it has ever rmade...
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A little under a year ago, I'd have said that there might not be a Galaxy Note8 at all. Of course, I'd have been wrong. But after the Note7's disastrous recall episode, it seemed perfectly fair to ask whether the Galaxy Note would continue be a thing. Aft...
Absolutely gorgeous. The best smartphone screen on the planet, now slightly bigger, If you had concerns about the downsized battery and the upsized display, put them to bed the Note8 lasts plenty long on a charge, The primary rear camera takes absolutely...
The secondary telephoto lens is a little disappointing, and the live photo bokeh effect is hardly a gamechanger. I just don't think Samsung's made the case for a dual camera setup here, The Note8 is ludicrously expensive, at $930 unlocked in the US. There...
The Note8 is a very good smartphone for all of the same reasons the S8 and S8+ are very good smartphones. It has an amazing display, stunning design, is packed with features (some useful, some not), a powerful chipset, lasts a long time on a charge, and w...
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Six-point-three; 3300; 195; twelve. Samsung's new Galaxy Note 8 is awash in numbers… but there's only one that really matters: $105. That's how many more clams you'll shell out at the register if you choose the Galaxy Note 8 over its close cousin, the Ga...
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Reviewing the Galaxy Note 8 feels a lot like deja vu. The new flagship phablet looks so much like Samsung's Galaxy S8+ from earlier this year that the two could be mistaken for each other from afar, or even up close. The same can be said of the last three...
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Nearly two weeks after being unveiled at an event in New York City, and with a week and a half still to go before it launches to customers on September 15, Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 smartphone has received its first batch of reviews posted online today. Man...
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Yes, we had some hands on time with the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 this week, fresh after its debut. What came out of that can be learned below, while also reminding you what the device can do. We also took some pics with it and did some benchmarks, but more...
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Yesterday, Samsung unveiled its latest flagship, and now you can officially put in a preorder for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. In a limited promotional offer, the company is offering bundle deals for preorders that'll include either its Gear 360 camera or...
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The Galaxy Note 8 is just what we expected. That's great news. Samsung's pen-enabled, high-end flagship phone fills the shoes of the dearly departed Note 7 elegantly. It's basically a Galaxy S8+ with an S Pen and dual cameras on the back. And considering...
High-quality, waterproof build, Improved S Pen stylus, Dual cameras, Modem supports emerging networks...
Too big to work with current Gear VR headset...
Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 phone has everything that's great about the Galaxy S8, plus dual cameras and an S Pen stylus...
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Galaxy Note fans can celebrate! After a dry 2016, the Galaxy Note 8 has finally launched in all its glory and Samsung did not disappoint. The 6.3” Super-AMOLED display is a huge step up from the previous 5.7” one, and this latest design maximizes the pote...
The Galaxy Note 8 is an excellent handset that dominates today's large screen (6.3”+) smartphone landscape. If you are a digital pen lover, this is the best you can get. If you only care about the screen and battery size, the Xiaomi Mi Mix might be of int...
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Light into the dark! All smartphone manufacturers want you to believe that their smartphone has the best camera. This year, we have chosen to compare the camera capabilities of seven flagship smartphones released in 2018. We will also consider more left-f...
The Best Low-Light Smartphones 2018 comparison review. Test devices provided by ASUS, Google, Huawei, OnePlus, Samsung, Sony and notebooksbilliger.de.Low-light photography is currently the most challenging discipline for all smartphone cameras and one whi...
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What an interesting tablet the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is. Not only is it stacked chocka-full of Samsung's smart features and a lovely pressure sensitive S Pen, it's also a phone; an 8-inch, larger than hand phone. Say waa? Yes, you heard right, you can s...
Great suite of applications, Thin body and light, compact design, S Pen is extremely functional given the screen size, Powerful...
Mediocre screen resolution, Plastic build won't appeal to all, Ergonomics of using as a phone questionable, Expensive...
The GoodGreat suite of applicationsThin body and light, compact designS Pen is extremely functional given the screen sizePowerfulThe BadMediocre screen resolutionPlastic build won't appeal to allErgonomics of using as a phone questionableExpensiveOur rati...
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Is the flagship phone of 2017 still a good purchase now that we have newer and better smartphones from Samsung? If you want a new smartphone, you'll surely want one that comes with software update support, better specs, and more features. Unfortunately, f...
A launch, the Galaxy Note 8 was a big phone with an amazing S pen that could capture amazing photos. The 6GB RAM was a great addition as well, but all of that came at a premium price. Now, the Note 8 is less than half the price it had at launch, but that'...
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