Samsung Galaxy Note 9

Ein extrem leistungsstarkes, sehr großes und auch sehr teures Smartphone.

Samsung beseitigt beim Galaxy Note 9 fast alle Schwächen des Vorgängers. Das Handy bietet wieder eine überdurchschnittliche Akkulaufzeit, der Fingerabdrucksensor ist besser erreichbar und dank des neuen Fernbedienungsfeatures werden auch S Pen-Muffel ab und an zum Stylus greifen. Leider ist das Note 9 aber weiterhin alles andere als handlich. Das kann die Konkurrenz besser.

The Galaxy Note 9 is probably the best phone in the world at the time of its launch but it's not for everyone. It is a power user's device, with features hidden under the surface that the average person doesn't want or need. It does all the basic stuff to an incredibly high standard - the display is incredible (truly) and the cameras are improved, as long as you like the way Samsung processes images. If you love iOS you'll get the iPhone XS Max but if you made it down this far the review, you'll probably opt for the Note 9, won't you. Good choice.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a catalogue of successes. With a premium build, an absolutely excellent screen, a mature software experience, great cameras, all the power you could possibly need, excellent battery life and fabulous AKG-tuned speakers, there's little it gets wrong.

If you want pure power and performance, the Galaxy Note 9 is the best Android phone you can buy, but it's expensive and not very exciting.

The biggest, beastliest phone of the year is here, and spoiler alert, the Galaxy Note 9 lives up to the lofty expectations. In addition to a huge battery, large screen and generous onboard storage, Samsung taught the old S Pen a few new tricks that should make the stylus more useful to a wide audience. You'll have a hard time finding a phone that does more, and though I'm reluctant to recommend any device that costs this much, I have a feeling power users will want to get their hands on this thing. The Note 9 has a few minor quirks, but overall it feels like more than the sum of its parts.

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