Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Hands-on Review By YugaTech

It's finally, here the Galaxy Note 8 successor and Samsung's, most powerful smartphone to date the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. In a way, this device is like the mix of the old and the new as it comes with features found in previous galaxy flagships. That has definitely a big improvement over its predecessors. Hi guys are ischemic attack join us as we take a look at the features of the Samsung Galaxy note 9 the Galaxy Note 9 sports, an almost similar design as its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 8. It's too large with a rectangular look curved glass in the front and back and a metal frame was a matte finish. Instead of glossy, it's still premium feel sturdy and cool to the touch, but a bit hefty.

Despite the huge size. The note 9 is still easy to grip and sits relatively thin buddy with tapered sides. The physical buttons though, namely the Bixby volumes and power lock, are placed tires, so it can be quite a reach for smaller hands, especially mine. The same can be said when navigating the tall screen and will require you to use both hands, especially if you want to reach the top parts. The button import placement are still in the same place as the note 8 on the front are the earpiece, camera and sensors, while of the back are the dual cameras and repetition fingerprint scanner, the volume Bixby buttons are on the left.

Well, the power lock is on the right. The secondary mic and SIM tray are on top, while the 3.5 million year on your port, USB, type-c, port main microphone and loudspeaker and s-pen are all at the button. Speaking of the s-pen, it has the same dimensions as the note 8, but with a smaller button it is now Bluetooth enabled can be used as a remote camera trigger. It comes in different colors, depending on the model. The Galaxy Note 9 is equipped with dual 12 megapixel rear shooters, one with a wide-angle lens, while the other has telephoto.

It also has. Oh, is UHD 60fps and 960 FPS video recording selfies are handled by the 8 megapixel camera if the camera specs sound familiar. That is because they have the same camera hardware as the galaxy s 9 plus, but Samsung says it comes with software enhancements quality like with the s9. It comes with plenty of features like panorama, pro-life focus, super slo-mo up to ten times. Digital zoom selfie focus wide selfie and an emoji which analyzes a user's face then creates a virtual avatar, similar to what we've seen with the iPhone tens an emoji feature.

One of the things we like about the note night's camera is, it can work with the S Pen, but then basically becomes a remote trigger. This is very handy for taking selfies or when the note 9 is mounted on a tripod which we took a good advantage shot. All we did was take the S fan well in camera mode and press the fiscal button and voil? instant, shot. Speaking of photos, here's a few shots. We took during our short time with a note 9, we'll leave the judgment to you guys.

If you've used the Galaxy, Note, 8 or s9, then you will find the note night to be familiar as it uses almost the same interface, which is Samsung's experienced UI version 9.5, which is based on Android 8.1 or you. There are plenty of reinstalled apps, but these are your standard ones that it came mostly from Google, Microsoft and Samsung's like for the previous note, 9 devices, the main features of the note 9 comes for the s spent upon pulling it out. We were pleasantly greeted with the usual s-pen options like create notes, view all notes. Smart select, screen right, live message and translate to name a few. There are also the ability to write on the always-on display and for the ones feeling creative out there.

It also comes with a dedicated app that lets you draw whatever you like. The other features we enjoyed with a note.8 are also here like the edge screen, the Bigamy dedicated button and support for Samsung decks, so it can easily connect to a monitor, mouse and keyboard the help of the deck station. The note 9 isn't too different from its s9 and s 9, plus cousins when it comes to internals it sports, the same Enos 98 cent, outscore, CPU, Mali, g72, MP, 18, GPU and 6 gigabytes or 8 gigabytes of RAM performance will be that of a top-tier flagship device. Sure, and that's about it. The note 9 is shaping up to be a well-rounded upgrade to the note 8, but with more refinement.

We feel like Samson could have wished for something more here, but we have only just scratched the surface watch out for a full review where we will surely put the device through its paces. If you like this video, give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing to our YouTube channel for more content and don't forget to hit that Bell I can to be notified of her latest uploads. Once again, this is Kim and I hope to see in the next video bye.

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