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El Galaxy Note 9 ofrece 128GB de almacenamiento base y hasta 512GB
También ofrece hasta 8GB de RAM
Una batería de buena capacidad que promete una gran duración
Un mejor posicionamiento del lector de huellas
Cámaras mejoradas
Mejor calidad de sonido (
El Galaxy Note 9 ofrece un excelente rendimiento
Una gran duración de batería
Una hermosa pantalla
Muy buenas cámaras
Su S Pen está repleto de funciones y tiene 128GB de almacenamiento base. Además
Tiene versión con 8GB de RAM y 512GB de almacenamien
ElGalaxy Note 9ofrece un excelente rendimiento
Tiene versión con 8GB de RAM y 512GB de almacenamiento
El audio
De calidad tanto por altavoces como por auriculares
Con bastantes opciones de personalización
Muy buena experiencia con la pantalla
Tanto a nivel de resolución como por las posibilidades que tiene
Y por un brillo automático que funciona muy
Lo bueno
Pantalla
S Pen con funciones bluetooth
Enfriamiento de batería
Velocidad
Resistencia a polvo y agua
Almacenamiento interno
Pantalla soberbia
Audio estéreo potente
Autonomía
SPen con opción de control remoto
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El diseño es demasiado similar al de su predecesor
Es aún más caro que antes
Su tamaño no es para todos y no tiene Android Pie a pesar de ya estar disponible
Es más caro que antes
Lo maloEl diseño es demasiado similar al de su predecesor
Las cámaras se portan bien y son versátiles
Pero no vemos una mejora sustancial frente a lo anterior
No es algo grave
Pero se calienta bastante de manera puntual
Bixby Voice no llega a conquistarnos y se nos olvida
Publicación: 2018-08-18, Autor: Prateek , crítica de: 91mobiles.com
Gorgeous display, Outstanding rear cameras, Great performer, Good battery life, The S Pen has seen a notable upgrade
Design feels stale, Selfie camera could be better, Face recognition unlocks the phone even with eyes closed, Photos by Pratik Vyas, Samsung Galaxy Note 9
In conclusion, the Samsung Galaxy Note9 is a solid Android flagship and unsurprisingly, it commands a premium too. The base variant of the smartphone with 128GB of storage retails for Rs 67,900, whereas the 512GB storage variant of the handset will set yo...
Best screen available today, Strong battery life, Beautiful hardware, Top-notch camera, Base 128GB storage is great, Headphone jack
Quick Charge 2.0 isn't fast enough, That price tag, Speakers should be better considering size, Bixby is primarily a punchline
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 ReviewGalaxy Notes have always represented the pinnacle of Samsung's smartphone capabilities, but up until this point have for some reason been saddled with a couple shortcomings that didn't make them automatic recommendations over t...
Publicación: 2018-08-17, Autor: Chris , crítica de: slashgear.com
The best smartphone screen around, Huge amounts of power, memory, and storage, S Pen keeps getting more functional, Cameras are reliable workhorses
$1,000+ price tag is eye-watering, Samsung's software can be frustrating, Bixby still underwhelms
Is the Note 9 “overpriced”? It's definitely expensive, though, as Samsung fans will eagerly point out to you, Apple went there first with the iPhone X. Of course, you could just as easily argue that $1k+ is too much for a phone, regardless of whose logo i...
Publicación: 2018-08-16, Autor: David , crítica de: androidpolice.com
The Note9 is a true all-day phone. The 4000mAh battery can propel screen-on figures to 6 hours for me, numbers that that the S9 and S9+ just were never able to get close to, Starting the Note at 128GB of storage was a good decision. 64GB is enough for mos
When's it coming? Who knows! Samsung certainly isn't saying, and I expect this phone won't get it until next year, Justified or not, $1000 is a lot of money for any smartphone, The placement is terrible. It's not as bad as the Note8's - next to the camera
Galaxy Note9 review: It's $1000, and it's the one to getDavid RuddockFollow View All Posts2018/08/16 5:54am PDTAug 16, 2018Plus 1 on G+42Share on Facebook18Share on TwitterTotal Shares60Galaxy Note9NewsPhone ReviewsArticle Contents1 Specs2 The Good3 Th...
Publicación: 2018-08-16, Autor: Dave , crítica de: hothardware.com
Beautiful premium design, Best big phone display, Great performance, Killer battery life, Great S Pen refinement, Excellent camera, Good external speaker sound, Excellent features and tools with DeX
Very expensive, Sometimes funky video OIS, Fingerprint magnet
Publicación: 2018-08-16, Autor: Eric , crítica de: phonescoop.com
Resumen: The Galaxy Note9 is for those who want the biggest and the best of anything and everything. It's Samsung's technological showcase, stuffed full of the most powerful components and offering the most compelling features. The Note9 is for people who need to...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a big, beautiful phone with top-tier specs, including a massive battery and internal storage that starts at 128GB. The new S Pen doubles as a wireless remote for taking long-distance selfies
The Galaxy Note 9 is very expensive, and offers few real innovations over last year's Note 8. The fingerprint reader is uncomfortably close to the camera
The ultrapricey Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is one of the year's very best phones, but unless you're in dire need, the smart move is to wait for what the next iPhone, Pixel and even Galaxy S10 bring...
On the surface, there are several reasons why the Note 9 is a fantastic smartphone. From the sharp photos captured by its camera to its long-lasting battery life, it's a smartphone that few others can compete against. However, this is the most expensive p...
