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Samsung Galaxy Note5 - user opinions and reviews

Samsung Galaxy Note5
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  • Released 2015, August
    171g, 7.6mm thickness
    Android 5.1.1, up to 7.0
    32GB/64GB/128GB storage, no card slot
  • 0.9% 36,580,555 hits
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  • 5.7"
    1440x2560 pixels
  • 16MP
    2160p
  • 4GB RAM
    Exynos 7420 Octa
  • 3000mAh
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  • TheNeighbor
  • v0q
  • 23 Aug 2015

AnonD-22824, 23 Aug 2015Whatever u mentioned is true but sadly only for the 1% of the smartphone users for the rest 99... more99%? And what statistics did you get that? From your imagination?

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    • TheNeighbor
    • v0q
    • 23 Aug 2015

    AnonD-22824, 23 Aug 2015Whatever u mentioned is true but sadly only for the 1% of the smartphone users for the rest 99... more99%? And what statistics did you get that? It's hearsay, and illogical, if you just made it up.

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      • AnonD-22824
      • KSt
      • 23 Aug 2015

      TheNeighbor, 23 Aug 2015And you'd be happy with a 32GB model? Because that's likely what your region will be selling, ... moreWhatever u mentioned is true but sadly only for the 1% of the smartphone users for the rest 99% smartphone users Note5 and S6 Edge+ are both going to b a best smartphones at the moment, i know 32gb cud b less i.e there is a 64gb model and for that the price is high right now but it will settle down to a much affordable price in couple of months.

      Conclusion- we both r correct its just that what i mentioned is 99% correct than ur pony 1%..lol

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        • TheNeighbor
        • v0q
        • 23 Aug 2015

        AnonD-22824, 22 Aug 2015Dude read my comment carefully almost 99% of the smartphone users think what i have mentioned ... moreAnd you'd be happy with a 32GB model? Because that's likely what your region will be selling, leaving you only that 26GB of user space. 64GB model is not common for all regions. It's a special order, even for your lusting for the S6 Edge+.

        Isn't it more hypocrite to be claiming to have the most modern and has the most optimized processor, and yet has a battery that can't or just levels out with its predecessor?

        Isn't it more hypocrite to to boast of an internal memory system that's like 2 or 3 times faster than previous model, however has less in memory capacity because it lacks memory expansion?

        Isn't it more hypocritical that you need to be carrying around a USB OTG dongle to load up on media, because that internal memory can't store enough?

        Isn't it more hypocritical to know that the S6 Edge Plus that you profess to be the one you want to get but complain it not having an IR blaster, and yet not get the S6 Edge which has one? Their processor are practically the very same one.

        Isn't it more hypocritical to be telling us that you have a model with a back that doesn't shatter on accidental drops and get one that does shatter on first impact?

        All these just spells kids' logic of an impractical logic for displaced sense of design. Unless the battery lasts 10 times longer, and its charging cycle is also 10 times longer, that sealed battery would be well and good. NOT the case - these manufactures wouldn't want that happening, as they stand to lose yearly sales. Then people will just keep their old smart phones because their batteries are lasting such a long time.

        You are one that is perpetuating this more fragile, self-destructing method to kill the battery faster, and encouraging renting cloud services. They want you not to complain, do their job of promoting that self-destructing expensive device to sell more. At least the removable battery and memory expandability were the users' way to controlling how they want it to be. Those were good options and even a necessity for many.

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          • TheNeighbor
          • v0q
          • 22 Aug 2015

          AnonD-389805, 22 Aug 2015I'm not that interested in metal bodied phones especially since it almost certainly uses weak ... moreI'm citing the A8 as an example of a very recent Samsung has released with the S6 Egde+ and the Note.5. I wouldn't get it either as I'm using my Note 3.

          The fact is, high "premium" phone is beaten by a middle model that has standard micro SD card slot, FM radio. Why pay extremely high that does less? I question all these lessened features and impracticalities so modern kids here think having a more glass and a short-term charging solutions that actually kills that sealed battery faster.

          And these tech reviewers don't know any better than to actually promote such nonsense of fast/wireless charging without telling about its short-term consequences - heat being the number one enemy of the battery or that you have to carry all that gear just to keep your phone alive for the entire day.

          So much complacency, so much under thinking.

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            • Anonymous
            • uW%
            • 22 Aug 2015

            Heyii everyone !!

            I wanted to choose between S6 n Note 4.

            Decided on Note 4 as i read some users facing heating issues on S6.
            Now m reading Note 4 users goin through the same heating issue.
            M using S2 since around last 3 years, no heating issue faced Alhumdulillah.
            Can someone please give me a reasonable review and opinion.
            In sha Allah planning to buy 1 soon ...

            And which is the best version of Note 4 ? Is it N910C ? Or which other ?

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              • Nadeem
              • rAg
              • 22 Aug 2015

              Many people argue that its time to leave SD and adopt cloud drives,on which i dont hav faith.i cant save my private pics and vids on some company's drive.resent leaks of celebs like jen law,kate upton and salena gomz proves my point.they clearly said that they keep them on 2 different servers for securing them in case of 1 is lost.one is still there if u delete 1.may be they will go through them to learn peoples psychology for their marketing.apple or google non is faithfull.they hav always breached our privacy,its proved..

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                • babak
                • L96
                • 22 Aug 2015

                unfortunately sar value is very high and not safe.

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                  • Tim
                  • IBZ
                  • 22 Aug 2015

                  Sorry guys, this is 2015 and storage options have come a long way since the floppy disk. Unless you live in less-developed nations where fast networks are lacking, having a micro sd card is the way of 2007. It seems like everyone is losing their mind over Samsung's recent decision to phase out micro sd cards in their devices. But the reality is that cloud storage options are more mobile, versatile and secure than sd cards. I can take a picture and upload it to onedrive, (which I got 100 gb for free with the S6) and instantly access it on my other phone and computer/tablet etc. And it's not like you'll ever lose your cloud like an sd card or have to pop the back off the phone to access the additional memory. I can somewhat understand the non-removable battery decision but they provide other more convenient options over swapping batteries (fast charge).
                  Stop hating for Samsung trying to bring us into the future!
                  NEXT IS NOW

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                    • Anonymous
                    • NaM
                    • 22 Aug 2015

                    I can work without a removable battery, but no sd really samsung

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                      • AnonD-432623
                      • rxi
                      • 22 Aug 2015

                      Well Well Well.
                      Samsung is back with another phablet ( which is short of a basic requirements like expandable memory and removable battery)
                      When is samsung going to learn? 128 GB version is a necessity in a phablet and not a luxury?
                      64 GB is like peanuts and dropbox is useless without stable internet connection in India.
                      And when is Samsung going to come out with a water resistant phablet? Sony is far ahead in this regards.
                      3000 mah? Seriously? Note 2 has 3100 mah and I still replace it everyday with the other battery to last a day with heavy usage.
                      4000 mah would have been decent figure for a phablet since you do not buy a phablet just to call and text.
                      Do you?
                      That said, my Note 2 is still better than any other note series in terms of performance. No Lag even after 2 years of constant use with a 64 GB Memory card. It is definitely a No nonsense phablet.
                      Looks like I am sticking with my Note 2 until Samsung learns from its mistakes.
                      Samsung is turning out to be more like Apple where the users have to pay more just for memory and nothing else
                      But I do appreciate the design. Looks GORGEOUS and is worth the premium price.
                      The day is not far before Samsung reaches where Nokia is, if you know what I mean.

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                        • Samsung
                        • IWR
                        • 22 Aug 2015

                        john, 22 Aug 2015 samsung devices are always pricer than others .Surely it will be a flop flagship like s6. Dude I think you areally using some bloody cheap mobiles

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                          • Khopadi
                          • K@X
                          • 22 Aug 2015

                          Dude removable battery is totally worst i just hate this type of phone. i believe in new technology but this type of technology brings only headache.

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                            • AnonD-389805
                            • LaT
                            • 22 Aug 2015

                            TheNeighbor, 22 Aug 2015Of course there are some complacent persons who would not mind paying for something that actua... moreI'm not that interested in metal bodied phones especially since it almost certainly uses weak 6000 series aluminium and the phone specs are about 2 years outdated so it offers nothing over my old Note 3.

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                              • AnonD-22824
                              • KSt
                              • 22 Aug 2015

                              AnonD-389805, 22 Aug 2015Maybe you're happy to be a sheep taking whatever phone you're given but you are exactly the so... moreDude read my comment carefully almost 99% of the smartphone users think what i have mentioned b it a andriod user or ios user or any OS user ,but i guess u r amongst the few OVERSMART TROLLS who think that non removable battery and micro sd sd are the only most advanced features a smartphone can have ...what a HYPOCRITE thinking..lol.

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                                • AnonD-77443
                                • 2G4
                                • 22 Aug 2015

                                Anonymous, 22 Aug 2015By far this the best note. note 4 and note 3 both are laggy, ram mamngment crap on both doesn'... moreIf you say the note 4 is laggy its obvious you have never owned one.

                                Also, you clearly don't understand the RAM management of the GN4... RAM is used for quick re-opening of apps. The more apps you open the more RAM you will use. When the RAM is running low the Note 4 uses the Low Memory Killer (LMK) to free memory by closing apps from the least recently used (LRU) list.

                                This means that when the RAM is getting full the Note 4 is simply making the most of the 3GB RAM to keep as many apps open as possible for quick opening. It won't actually slow your phone by having a nearly full RAM as the Note 4 will automatically close apps as required.

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                                  • john
                                  • t1$
                                  • 22 Aug 2015

                                  samsung devices are always pricer than others .Surely it will be a flop flagship like s6.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • 3YY
                                    • 22 Aug 2015

                                    Anonymous, 22 Aug 2015note 5 sucks!!! no sd card no water resistant no ir blaster no removable battery lagy ui ...By far this the best note. note 4 and note 3 both are laggy, ram mamngment crap on both doesn't has better screen than note 5.

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • 3YY
                                      • 22 Aug 2015

                                      AnonD-142729, 22 Aug 2015To put it simply Note 5 sucks big time and can be regarded as the worst phablet made by samsun... moreActually it's the best note made by Samsung unlike laggy and crapy note 3 and 4.

                                      PS. Used all note line since note 1

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                                        • TheNeighbor
                                        • v0q
                                        • 22 Aug 2015

                                        Galaxy A8 Dual SIM version can take 128GB micro SD card, has 16/5 MP cameras, and a damn metal back. Just uploaded the only demo unit from the only store that has one.

                                        http://www.flickr.com/gp/92800985@N06/08Qccf

                                        So why can't micro SD cards be on a Note.5? They really want us carry storage like USB OTG dongles and wireless HDDs? Rely on cloud and have us pay for those services? Become renters than owners of devices we buy?

                                        Impracticality over aesthetics that easily breaks?

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