Fast LTE. Stellar call quality. A few minor hiccups in gaming performance With a fast quad-core processor, a big, gorgeous display, and features galore, the Samsung Galaxy Note II delivers everything a huge-screen smartphone should. If you want a phone that doubles as a small tablet, it's the best you'll find It's the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. On T-Mobile. You're Samsung. You've survived the early years of Android. You've made it through the awkward teenage years, and the cries of , and learned to or at least learned to spend the money to keep the updates flo You've made it through the awkward teenage years, and the cries of neveragain, and learned to or at least learned to spend the money to keep the upd It's also a sig Smooth UI with plenty of useful touches.
In a com For now, this review of the Galaxy Note II is a dynamically changing one. We've only had the opportunity to get a feel of how T-Mobile's version of the device holds up against not only the rest of the carrier's lineup but the N as well, but we've been So I have a confession to make. While the reasons for that were no fault of the device and rather the result of some other personal fa My initial impression of the Galaxy Note II's design — that it resembles the Galaxy S III a lot more than it does its predecessor Note device — has only been corroborated by my review time with the new slate.
Buttery-smooth performance, Outstanding battery life, Wi-Fi calling, S Pen is becoming legitimately useful Display remains imperfect, Paucity of good stylus apps, Plastic construction, S Planner is a downgrade from default Calendar app But for less-demandi Samsung's love affair with big screens may have started with the Note line of phones, but the Mega portfolio is really something else.
Sure, the Galaxy S4 may be a smartphone, and the Galaxy Note II may be more of a phablet, but that doesn't mean that consumers will necessarily make such a destinction. In reality, both handsets look very similar, with one of them having just a slightl It is evident from the design and screen size that the LG Optimus G Pro is shooting for Samsung Galaxy Note II's market niche, so a heavyweight fight between the two is warranted from the get-go.
The G Pro so far has been announced in two versions — the Ladies and gents, it is time for another camera comparison between the top smartphones in existence. And without a doubt, all eyes are on the Sony Xperia Z, which is equipped with the company's new Exmor RS camera sensor.
With 13 million pixels and per Phone cameras are constantly getting better and better. True, they do so at a relatively slow pace, but they are moving forward, despite the limitations imposed by the thin profiles of today's phones. Those who have been with us for longer know that w Are you planning on upgrading to a new smartphone within the next month or so? Both phones come with large screens, fast processors and 8MP cameras, but the Not We embark on the task to compare the Apple iPhone 5 to the Samsung Galaxy Note II fully aware that we are comparing apples to oranges, pun intended.
These two, however, are currently the best representatives of what devices iOS and Android are capable The Galaxy Note II is here and it features an even larger 5.
It is definitely not a handset for everyone, but if you are used to carry big-screen Android phones, the step up is Do we have the usual generational refresh with the Samsung Galaxy Note II, compared to the original Note, or are there groundbreaking new features that will warrant my extra cash outlay for the newest member of the Note-able family? This will be the q The Galaxy Note single-member phone family just expanded with its second member, the Note II, bringing many improvements over its predecessor.
These include a larger and brighter screen in a more compact body, much more ergonomic S Pen stylus, which h Anyone who has already gone through our Samsung Galaxy Note 3 review knows that the smartphone ranks among the best ones money can buy. The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.
Both are massive, feature-rich smartphones that are made for multimedia consumption and large-screen entertainment. Both have Android running on them enhanced Over the years we've done our fair share of cameraphone comparisons, but the one we have for you today is unlike any other.
That's because among the contestants we have a real, dedicated point-and-shoot camera — the Android-powered Samsung Galaxy Came We come to the end of our first phablet shootout.
It was only logical that the market segment that experienced staggering growth over the past year and a half will start producing fierce clashes of its own. Samsung has certainly enjoyed the time when If you like the idea of a smartphone so large it'd make Zack Morris nostalgic, then you'll want to consider the new Samsung Galaxy Note II. If you prefer a smartphone you can operate comfortably with one hand, as I do, you'll want to avoid the Note II at A plastic tip adds a nice bit of resistance, making writing on a slick surface a little less awkward.
The S Pen can be The stylus is a novelty and doesn't improve productivity. S Voice is the worst digital assistant app out there. Samsung's TouchWiz UI is It's also a significant improvement over the first Massive highdefinition screen.
Fast quadcore processor. Includes a pressuresensitive stylus and welldesigned notetaking and drawing software. The original Samsung Galaxy Note may have been laughed at as an aberration, but smartphone makers are no longer laughing. Samsung's phablet is a bona fide hit, and is now available from every major carrier in the U. This follow-up smartphone improves n True, it is one of the largest handsets you can buy, but the new dimensions make it an easier device to use day in and day out.
Unlike the original, I found I was used to the size after It is better in just about every way. It's also just about the biggest darned phone you can buy, with a massive screen and massive footprint to boot. If you sub The Galaxy Note 2 is finally here, the Phablet successor to the original Galaxy Note is finally here. Measuring in at 3. Its key features are a 5. Assisted by multi-window view and many other As always, it depends.
If you are excited about the S Pen, the large display for multitasking, and if you really need this to be a phone, not a tablet, then the Samsung Galaxy Note II absolutely is for you.
However, if you couldn't care less about a stylus Samsung has done it again: they've managed to release a product that will find a home on every major carrier in the US, and many around the world. And not only will it be available widely, but the carriers will have little to no say in how the device look It's got an incredible screen, it has plenty of power, and the S-Pen functionality, while offering no real boost in productivity for those of us that like to do work on the go, has been greatly impr Is it a tablet?
It's Galaxy Note! Like many Samsung ad slogans, this one was a tad inaccessible Casing material slick and prone to scratches, S Pen less useful than it could be, Too large and heavy for some users, UI lag is slight, but shouldn't exist on such powerful hardware Sure, the Dell Streak may have broken the five-inch barrier first, but it took Samsung to make it popular.
In every meaningful sense, the original Galaxy Note launched the phablet category, an accomplishment for which it's been rightly praised. But eve When the Galaxy Note debuted last year, it did so largely to confused reviews from the tech press. Was this a phone? A tablet? Some misbegotten amalgamation of the two? Soon enough, a portmanteau emerged to describe Samsung's creation: phablet.
The phable Big, beautiful screen, Considerable processing power, Long battery life, S Pen Occasional feature overload, Volume button placement, Drops some good Android 4.
The Galaxy Note II is an amazing device, one of the best we've ever handled. That much should be plain by now. We wonder, though, if it might not be even more amazing were Samsung to have dialed back the feature set just a bit and honed what was left to p While experts have for years decried that electronics would get smaller and smaller, the reality is exactly the opposite. The biggest phone is king, and today, the biggest Excellent light design that's big, but easy and comfortable to use, Great AMOLED display that produces excellent picture quality, It's big enough to act as your phone and media tablet, with no tabletspecific app problem, Excellent camera for stills and vi The stylus is still mostly useless; the few functions that would really be helpful, like signing documents, are still absent, The huge size makes it difficult to use with onehand, and the onehand options are nice but take too many steps to change, Using i Every single aspect of the Galaxy Note 2 is praiseworthy.
After testing it, I'm equally conflicted considering my upcoming iPhone 5 review, which I won't spoil but makes some bold claims regarding the device. The Galaxy Note 2 is an incredible device, one The Cadillac of smartphones. The anti-iPhone. Samsung's Galaxy Note II is big, brawny and in your face with a laundry list of features backing up its hardware might.
But sheer power and a seemingly never-ending list of features don't automa After a week with the largest smartphone in the world, I'm practically smitten. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2, a 5. Because bigger To the surprise of many the Galaxy Note sold well, particularly in Asia where the larger screen and stylu Solid hardware, great performance, as efficient a design as possible for a 5.
The reasons are pretty clear: more than anything else it is just inconveniently large for normal use, but the When the world first saw the Galaxy Note, people had mixed reactions. Some said that the device was just too big to be a phone but too small to be a tablet. Other people, however, fell head over heels with the device. The screen was large enough to make me Though the Galaxy Note 2 may strike some as too big to be a convenient phone, its larger screen promises more functions.
Not only can you enjoy watching movies with it but also take notes for class and business meetings. When you frequently need to capt Friends, lend me your ears.
Lend me your senses, as we feast on Samsung's latest creation, the Galaxy Note 2. For sure there will be some that love this device, and there will be those that dislike it too. The smartphone game is getting more intense, more But it appears this portmanteau of the words phone and ta This battery is a beast.
Expect iPad-like uptime. And your local carrier might not support LTE anyway. If you can get LTE, though, you' When Samsung first introduced the original Galaxy Note, there were plenty of tech pundits that giggled, poked fun at the product, and then proceeded to make up as many ridiculous tablet-hybrid names as possible. Little did they know that Samsung had a new I personally, couldn't wait to get back t Guess what, ladies and gentlemen? It's Samsung Galaxy Note 2 day. With Samsung and Kanye putting together the final preparations for tonight's big launch party in NYC, you can start your day of Note 2 coverage right here.
I have had the T-Mobile version In , Samsung introduced the world to the Samsung Galaxy Note. It was a 5. Once you get past the size of the Galaxy Note 2, you are going to love the device. Battery life is great even on LTE , its blazing fast and has a beautiful display.
I've always said that the Note 2 was just too big for me. But now after using it for a Somehow I think readers of this review won't really appreciate the size of the Samsung Galaxy Note II until they get in their hands. This is a gigantic phone, for people with gigantic hands and gigantic needs; it has a gigantic screen, gigantic amounts of The main reason to get a Galaxy Note II is the fantastic implementation of the S-Pen, and various stylus-related activities such as note-taking, drawing and handwriting recognition.
Nearly every aspect of this has been improved compared to the first Ga SummaryWhat the first generation Galaxy Note did was to bring the hybrid device between the smartphone and the tablet to the masses.
And the popularity of the Note surprised us as well, admittedly. What the Note II does is build on that, with a lot more The Galaxy Note 2 is big and powerful, and a perfect match for power users. Heavy talkers and casual users might want to look elsewhere, however. The original Galaxy Note was large, odd, and it featured outmoded tech, as pen input had been relegated to the Powerful processor, swift performance, S Pen great for navigating device, Excellent camera, Feature rich Can be unwieldy, particularly for phone calls, S Note not so useful If I were due for an upgrade, I would seriously consider it, assuming it soon receives the multi window feature for all carriers.
It's fast and powerful, with We are dealing with the mother of all phablets, the With the release of the original Galaxy Note, Samsung became the leader in the phablet market with the 5. Now, with the Note II, Sams Large form factor may turn off some users who want a more compact phone, S Pen is more comfortable to hold than 1st gen Note, but new S Pen for Note II doesn't have optional S Pen Holder accessory for better ergonomics, Awkward, but not impossible, to hol Though Samsung had debuted the Galaxy Note II, the company's second-generation smartphone with a screen that's roughly 5-inch large, in Berlin at the IFA trade show, the company recently brought the phablet to the U.
The Galaxy Note 2 is an impressive smartphone that delivers productivity and features worthy of the large size. With a keyboard or by itself,the Galaxy Note 2 is a powerful mobile companion that lets me get work done when there is a break in my day. One of the greatest parts of living in the time that we is that we have such varied choices technology.
You can walk into a Best Buy and choose from all kinds of different smartphones: big ones, small ones, Android ones, iOS ones, Windows ones, ones with In the last four weeks, I have really enjoyed getting to know my Note II.
I know there are a lot of things that I still need to learn about it. I also can see me writing about it quite a bit, which judging by your comments is something that a lot of you The original Note may not have been a mass market hit, nor was it the most popular or most talked about device, but it did get one thing right. It stood right on the line between smartphone and tab It isn't bad, but it You just have to eye over our Samsung Galaxy Note 2 review to see how impressed we were by it.
Smashing the size supremacy of its predecessor, it pulls off a Large size isn't for everyone, TouchWiz can be complicated, Expensive on 4G plans As we said, you just need to eye over our original Note 2 review to know that unless Samsung did something drastically wrong, the Note 2 LTE would be at the very least good.
As it stands, it's better than that, it's great. The hardware in isolation could At least that's what it appears Samsung learned, as they have cranked the productivity features up to 11 on its successor, the aptly named Samsung Galaxy Note II. The screen is bigger, up from 5. Heavy talkers and casual users might want to look elsewhere, however It's time for a PhoneDog Snapshot Review, where we take our typical two-part review and condense it down into a tiny little video that's loaded with information!
I very much enjoyed certain aspects of Samsung's debut tablet-smartphone hybrid and I thought the company's imple It's the tablet phone you've been waiting for! The Samsung Galaxy Note II is the biggest device on the current smartphone market, in more ways than one, and it's one of the most powerful phones we here at PhoneDog have had a chance to get our hands on. We've reviewed the device more than once now, and And that means it's not for everyone, namely those with smaller hands and pockets.
But when it comes down to performance, stamina, usability and functionality, the Galaxy Note II leaves much o Save for 4G LTE connectivity, it's packing the same stuff under the hood as the international version - 1. We come across devices of all sizes here at PhoneDog, and the Samsung Galaxy Note II is easily the largest smartphone to come around to date. It is also one of the most well-rounded and refined products to launch in recent years.
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