Whether you want an upgrade or a new phone, here’s the Galaxy S9+ vs Galaxy S8 Plus. With Samsung’s Galaxy S9 release date almost here, buyers have a tough choice to make. These are two of the best phones on the market. Both devices have a similar design, similar screens but very different cameras. Here’s everything you need to know to help you decide which one is right for you.
If you want a big-screen phone and don’t need a stylus, you’re probably considering Samsung’s larger plus-sized smartphone. It’s the best device out there in 2018, and there are two devices to choose from. However, we’ll explain why the newer Galaxy S9+ is probably the best choice.
As you probably know, Samsung hasn’t made many changes to its smartphone this year. At least from the outside. Galaxy S9+ and Galaxy S8+ look almost identical. In fact, at first glance, you would think they are the same phone. The only difference is the centered fingerprint scanner and the new dual camera on the back. However, just because they look the same doesn’t mean they are. There are big changes that are worth waiting for and spending a little more money on.
Last year, the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ had big curved screens with small bezels, a sleek design, powerful cameras, and basically the same features. The only difference is screen size and battery life.
Things are completely different with the Galaxy S9+ though, and it offers much more than the smaller Galaxy S9. All in all, the Galaxy S9+ is a pretty significant upgrade over the Galaxy S8+ from 2017.
So what are these changes? Well, the Galaxy S9+ has an all-new dual-camera setup on the back. It’s a setup similar to the popular Galaxy Note 8. That said, Samsung has made major changes to the camera that make it better than last year Note 8. That’s not all. Basically, you’re getting more than a big screen in 2018.
What this means is that the decision between Galaxy S8+ and S9+ is more important than ever. One is very different from the other. Just decide if these changes are worth the wait, worth the money, or just what you want and need.
In closing, if you’re from a Galaxy S6 or S7 and are debating which Galaxy to get, our slideshow will help you decide. We’ll explain what each phone has to offer and help you choose which one is right for you. It will also explain the differences so Galaxy S8+ owners know if it’s enough to warrant an upgrade.
