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August 2015
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525 Críticas
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El Samsung Galaxy Note 5 tiene un diseño elegante que se siente bien en la mano
Especificaciones de alta gama
Muy buena duración de batería y toma muy buenas fotos. Además
El lápiz óptico S Pen se parece más que nunca a un bolígrafo tradicional.
Brillo de pantalla excepcional
Cámara rápida y profesional
Lápiz óptico integrado
Reconocimiento de escritura a mano
Lo bueno
Precisión S Pen
Calidad de pantalla
Diseño
Cámara
Display Super AMOLED 1440p más brillante y preciso
Más delgado y ligero que el Galaxy Note 4
El botón pulsable funciona sin problemas
Bordes y esquinas de metal
Construcción sólida
SoC Exynos 7420 de alto rendimiento con 4 GB RAM
Buena usabilidad e
A los editores no les gusta
No tiene batería removible ni ranura para tarjeta microSD
Características que el Galaxy Note del año pasado sí tenia. El Galaxy Note 5 puede ser un celular muy grande para algunos usuarios
Multitarea mejorable
Calidad de sonido descuidada
Duración de la batería mediocre
Batería
Batería no extraible
Sin Dual-SIM
IR eliminado
MHL eliminado
MicroSD eliminado
Sin USB Type-C
Cubierta trasera de plástico
S Pen incómodo para un uso prolongado
Mismos problemas de ralentización que el Galaxy Note 4
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Publicación: 2015-12-15, Autor: Vijaykumar , crítica de: gizbot.com
Resumen: Meanwhile, the Galaxy Note 5 feels better to hold, as it offers softer edges. When it comes to software, the Note 5's S-Pen and Air Command menu are more useful than the Galaxy S6 Edge+'s screen edge features...
Publicación: 2015-11-06, Autor: Divyang , crítica de: mobigyaan.com
Solid build quality, High brightness levels, Crisp 2k resolution display, Very fast performance, Thin and light weight, Fingerprint sensor and heart rate monitor, Push button S-Pen stylus
No MicroSD support, Average speakers, No IR Blaster support, No wireless charger bundled
The Galaxy Note5 is far better in terms of design and build quality than its previous generations and since an important feature MicroSD support is removed, a
Gorgeous looks and quality build, New SPen, Great Camera
Missing microSD support, nonremovable battery
The Galaxy Note 5 is the best phablet Samsung has ever made. It is a significant upgrade over the Galaxy Note 4 in all fronts and for once, while it is definitely expensive, it is not priced out of range of other flagships - the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 cost...
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Publicación: 2015-10-26, Autor: pallabhazarika , crítica de: nothingwired.com
So should you buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 5? Well, it has a lot of going in favor of it including the brilliant sound output, great camera, top notch display, great design and build quality. But there are aspects where it should have been better, the firs...
Network issues, Higher SAR for head, SPen design isn't any better, Nonremovable battery, no storage expansion slot
Unlike every Note phone I have recommended, Note 5 isn't the ‘buy with your eyes closed' kind of a device. Don't stretch your budget for it, don't pump your tech taste-buds just yet, for the Note 5 may look awesome; it's software/spec offering isn't much...
