Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Review

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Review

Samsung Galaxy Note 4

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is clearly a follow-up to the Note 3, and the biggest change between the two is the hardware that gives you the metal. I got my hands on it a few weeks ago. Talked in the video. I was most impressed with the new feel on the hands of this phone and you get it all from the black metal band around the device where it used to be plastic and basically in every corner of it. There is a chamber at every corner of the tomb. In addition to the iPhone 6's round super smooth feel, the Note 4 feels really sharp on the corners and edges, but it's definitely easier to hold honestly. Being flat and metal I have raised hopes of durability. Obviously, the metal frame should fetch a better fare than the plastic and so far it has been well restrained so the previous material is still the same. Similar to what was on your Note 3. Soft-touch faux leather that feels honestly fine is also very durable although not being genuine leather it has got a lot of crap it dropped fake sewing wood and everything before it So now it's just a smooth piece and it's removable and when it's not clearly attached to the phone it's soft and annoying but the thing is that you have to remove it and remove this removable battery and micro sd card slot Allows access but if you fix it and as soon as you put it back on the phone you're good so overall nothing can change the fact that this phone is still very big It's a 7-inch display and of course you add the bezels to which you add the home button, add the airspace and you're here again pushing the boundaries that people will accept as the phone. This vertical height is almost the same height as the iPhone Plus Plus but a bit thicker than that so much of the battery that I would talk in a second and a little wider from left to right but for some reason when the iPhone Plus Going to the Plus The Note 4 Note has a big display but it feels kind of compact which is weird but I want to talk about this display that it is so beautiful that the Galaxy Note 4 has a 5.7-inch quad The HD Super AMOLED display is jolting so this big bright super high-resolution super sharp it has great outdoor display super vibrant colors and basically gets great viewing angles in any environment. Basically, it's the best display I've ever used on any smartphone and that means it's extremely saturated. It's not quite right. Yes, it has a weird pixel matrix but I like this display. Is because she's the only girl who still impresses me every time I turn it on a big part of why I'm so annoyed with this phone and now it's time to use this widescreen all over the place For this guy, Android 4.4 is on top of TouchWays. You talk about software on quad HD phones that are virtually all Android phones. There are a lot of apps that take full advantage of all these pixels. Surely you know that Samsung has features. You've got to improve their crazy high-resolution wallpapers and their icons and the entire TouchWiz user interface but if you were expecting to download a collection of games or a whole bunch of videos To see what looks better than them. 1080p phone is not so fast I mean we are still waiting for it it is still going to look good it is still a huge bright beautiful display but yes most games and apps are still there Scaling from 1080p is actually one of the things that look better from a higher perspective. The point of view is web browsing so all the text and images are definitely faster and you can at least see it and Can appreciate it. Now if you use or you're coming from another Samsung phone like the Note 2 or Note 3 or a Galaxy S3 or S4's software experience is even more familiar with Samsung's additional features and now It's on top. The latest version of Android but it is actually promised that it will get Android 5.0 Lollipop in a couple of weeks, of course, it will be ready soon and it will not look like stock Android and it is TouchWiz Looks like, but the touch that still exists when I reviewed the Galaxy S5, the prices I mentioned now offer that my Model II is very tired of Samsung's launcher and keyboard. I just installed the launcher and some keyboards in Google but everything is in stock here and is perfect for most of the performance as you would expect from a phone like the quad-core Snapdragon 805 chip and three Jag RAM and a high-end After all, things are flying in the performance of the GPU app. The scrolling frame rates and gaming frame rates and navigation through the UI alone are usually very fast so the performance is just as amazing as the continuous one that appears slowly when I press the multitasking button before There is always a short break. It opens my carousel after clicking my app and then another break and waits a second before entering it. A little slow honesty would occasionally touch occasionally when you're pulling the notification tray too fast or something else, but now when you're usually only a short distance away, it's sometimes a little too fast except for TouchWays Junk. The phone rings when you have it. A huge phone with such top-notch specs and a massively beautiful super-sharp display that you really want to take advantage of not just the extra pixels but the whole package so one thing that Samsung's note-taking Improving from generation to generation. Multi-tasking options so of course you know you have to be able to hold the back button and use two apps at the same time. divide the display in half between two auxiliary apps in Out and this multi-tasking mode is smoother than ever because the display is just as useful but you can copy and paste text and information back and forth between panels. Much more than two apps at the same time are really cool, but a new multi-tasking feature they've added is wind apps so you can drag your app down the corner of the phone through the re-supported apps to resize your app to window size. Take over everything. Otherwise, you can resize it and replace it wherever you want and it remains a live app all the time.

You can chat with it and put it on the stuff in the background and everything still works so when you hit the home screen you can also lower them into these little icon bubbles and You can activate it by tapping on them again whenever you want so that you get more than one window. If you ask me, the taps on the top of everything you're doing are open at the same time, but things like this are what Samsung is doing, and with the help of all those extra pixels, to take advantage of the larger display Is still developing a small list of apps for this Windows stuff, such as half-screen stuff. Sometimes we would pull down from the corner window and it wouldn't work. It really happened to me many times and I would do the phone handing too and I would pull the notification tray down. Crash and it will reduce the app I'm using or tell me it's not supported I don't know if it's an interesting feature that has a bit of a messy implementation at the beginning but it's something special It can be really useful in situations when people will really like it. I know this so my battery life experience on the Note 4 has been a bit interesting so I started with the international version of the Note 4. It's a Korean phone with different radios. It's looking for a different signal than the US version and it has an X-nose chip inside so it's a slightly different Specter model but it's a Note 4 but I still don't get that much bit of battery life I had to plugin. Before the end of the day, I was getting a three to four-hour screen on time which is much less than expected from a phone with a 3220mAh battery but then I switched to AT&T ones so I finally got my hands on the US version of the Galaxy Note 4. It has all the right radios. It now has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chip instead of the Aconus chip, and I was just blown away by the battery life. The battery improves significantly. I started getting six and a half hours of screen time. I never had to plug in with the AT&T model before the end of the day if you were in the United States. If you are going, obviously catch it from a career. The battery life on the Note 4 will definitely not be a problem so I'm happy to report the thumbs up. Battery life is gone even though they downgraded the charging port to USB 2.0, it will charge faster and you get half the charge in half an hour after plugging in the wall. Not bad for a 30-minute charge and it all comes with a phone that is only eight points five millimeters thick so it's not even thicker than the thinner phone out there so now the last big change in the Galaxy Note 4 The new camera is a 16-megapixel camera that has optical image stabilization and you also get 4K video and it honestly takes the best picture of any Samsung phone so take a picture out of this camera. Features will be really animated images and really sharp images and honestly, it becomes with this image processing it is clear that Samsung is trying to accelerate everything in the shot that basically takes every image you take. Applies a sharp filter that sometimes looks pretty decent. Even in a clear article and clear background image that should be blurred and distracting, it still tries to speed everything up so that you can sharpen the buckwheat and thin out these weird patterns. Get what is not considered fast and honest. With 16 megapixels to play with, I don't think you need to be too fast. I wish it could take some great-looking animations, especially during the day. In light and in it there is a dynamic limit. Even without enabling this Super Overdone HDR mode, so I think people will like this camera in most situations just like the Galaxy S5 camera or the Note 3 camera. Of course 4 4K video and stability is a deadly scroll so you can check out 4K dot zoom and optical image stabilization can help oh whatever article I'm stuck on so I'm 20 yards away from the people but then this Since the K4K I haven't lost so much detail and practically zooming in on the 720p image of the frame and then zooming in will reveal the whole 4K image but it's very impressive for just one camera and smartphone. That is the thing And yes it's still fast in 4K video but it's going to look great anyway so the Galaxy Note 4 has some new features that I don't use. Like a slightly better heart rate reader on the back that the monitor still re-works the slightly better fingerprint reader on the front, I don't use it much on the home button but there's a slightly better speaker on the back and a little better In the case of the S Pen when we have forgotten what the Note Series is, there are a stylus and a big screen, so here is a way for the S Pen, so we have to take it out from the back of the phone and screen it. Displays four options on the Action Memo Smart Select Image Clip and screen to the right and you can also hover the style over the display to see their names and make your choice. Screenwright takes a screenshot of whatever is on your display and then you write on it and let it be sent to what is saved later which is a good smart choice does something in your choice And tries his best to translate it. Allows you to freely select and share anything on your screen, whether in text or in a usable item to save or share an image clip and then post an action memo after which you can write on this post and save it. Otherwise, you can use it in S Note just like you move your finger around in a nap typing tool.