The Galaxy Note 9 release date is almost here, with potential buyers trying to decide if they’re ready for an upgrade. If you’re still using an old Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge, you have plenty of new phones to choose from. Great devices like the S9+ or Galaxy Note 8 and of course Samsung’s new Note 9.
Between the Note 7 recall and several Samsung phones that look the same, we understand why some people are still using the S7 Edge. If so, this guide will go over everything you need to know about the Galaxy Note 9. Next, we’ll compare it to the old Galaxy S7.
The new Note 9 has two cameras on the back, a huge screen and lots of software improvements. And while the Galaxy S7 Edge is still a great phone, it’s starting to show signs of aging. Our slideshow below will tell you why the Note 9 is worth an upgrade.
While the Galaxy S9 and S9+ upgrades earlier this year were tempting, there may not have been enough physical changes to make the switch. The Galaxy S7 Edge has a decent 5.5-inch curved display, a solid camera, expandable storage and wireless charging. That said, the Note 9 might be the first phone with enough to make you want a new phone.
And while the Galaxy S7 recently got the Android 8.0 Oreo update, this is probably the last major software release for these older phones. Therefore, you will soon have outdated specs and software and miss out on many important software features.
Our link above goes through some of the cool things the Note 8 can do. Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 9 has received similar and indeed even more useful features. If you are still in danger, we want to help you make the right decision. Here we will compare the old Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge with the mighty new Note 9. Additionally, we’ll explain what’s worth buying it or whether it’s better to get a Galaxy S9+ instead.
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