Officially here with the Galaxy Note 9 release, potential buyers are weighing all their options. If you’re still using an old Galaxy Note 5, you have plenty of new phones to choose from.
After the Note 7 recall, you probably kept the Note 5 and still use it today. With that in mind, this guide will go over everything you need to know about the brand new Galaxy Note 9. Next, we’ll compare it to the Galaxy Note 5 so you know what to expect.
Samsung’s newest phablet has two cameras on the back, a large 6.4-inch screen, and lots of software improvements. And while the Galaxy Note 5 is still a great phone, it’s a bit outdated and probably lacks space. Newer Samsung phones are water resistant, have microSD cards and greatly improved cameras. Our slideshow below will tell you why the Note 9 is worth an upgrade.
If you are still using the Galaxy Note 5, you are considering upgrading. And while the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ were tempting options earlier this year, Samsung’s new Note may finally have enough upgrades to be worth replacing. It’s bigger, faster, has a massive battery than ever before, and it’s getting new S-Pen features for the first time in a while.
Typically the choice is about getting the latest specs or a bigger screen, but there’s so much more to this upgrade cycle. Basically the Note 5 is almost three years old and we don’t think it will get the Galaxy Android Oreo update. As a result, you have a phone that is missing many essential features. Here are the key features you will get from the Note 9.
Our link above goes through some of the cool things the Note 8 can do. Samsung’s latest Galaxy Note 9 offers similar and more. We want to help you make the right decision for those of you in distress. Here we will compare the old Galaxy Note 5 to the Galaxy Note 9 for you. Additionally, we’ll explain what makes it worth buying, or whether it would be better for you to get a Galaxy S9+ instead.
