Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100 - user opinions and reviews
- TheNeighbor
- v0q
Anonymous, 25 Feb 2013Did you update your phone via OTA or thru Kies?No, I downloaded the official Touchwiz country firmware from SamMobile and installed using Odin via PC. I then rooted it to get unrestricted device use.
- mssr
- rJ$
Hi friends
My phone ringtone very low when it is in pocket
Please tell how to set more loud ringtone in pocket.
- AnonD-117350
- sF}
i need opinion. i really want to buy note 2 this week. but should i wait for the galaxy s4? anyone can help me?
- zipher16
- 2@r
hi guys... plz tell me whether the lte version of this fone supports DC-HSDPA or no. it does say HSDPA speed of 42.2 but donno if it is Dual carrier or no..... Plz help guys
- Anonymous
- XNt
I am planning to buy SGN2 but since the Grand has been launched i am bit confused about which phone to choose? Can anyone suggest plzzz?
- gaurav m
- fC@
when I upgraded my note 2 to android 4.1.2 , its battery life decreased greatly.
can anyone tell me why is that?
- Anonymous
- fC@
when I upgraded my note 2 to android 4.1.2 , my battery life decreased greatly.
can anyone tell me why is that?
- Varun
- vIb
I have been using galaxy note 2 , call logs are getting deleted automatically after 17-18 days, to sum up - it only shows call history for past 18 days , old calls are getting deleted automatically
i wonder if this is an error in hansdet or default company setting ? any methods to get full call history as we see in blackberry
- AnonD-57013
- 3V1
The Adobe Flash player is supported on the stock Browser and on many others as well just install the apk enable it in the browser's plugin settings and you're good to go.
- AnonD-100398
- u7J
[deleted post]Calm down!! I was just testing u ......but now u started talking sense ..and change ur nickname it creats confusion..lol....
- Anonymous
- vaN
TheNeighbor, 24 Feb 2013I've went ahead & updated to the official N7100 firmware 4.1.2 (February - DXDLK5 for Phil... moreDid you update your phone via OTA or thru Kies?
- Steve J
- fsV
I like the page rendering on the Internet. The large vivid screen helps. I'm not missing the absence of Adobe Flash Player. I think the late Steve Jobs was right in saying HTLM5 is the future.
Samsung has to work on its data usage readout. It should tell the user to the second how much time was spent on the data connection and the amount of data used in a time period measured in hrs, mins, & secs. One can now tell whether a particular network is ripping them off. Samsung's readout is generalised and unsatisfactory.
- Paresh
- uvh
Anonymous, 24 Feb 2013Hie guys.all along I was using Samsung galaxy note 2 but the problem came after I restored the... moreturn the network setting to manual and let the phone search the network by itself and it will register on network.afterwords u can change setting to automatic.hope it work for you.
- helopilot
- KP9
saj, 24 Feb 2013Which one is good note 2..? china ,korea or vietnam.. what abut china model.. in my opinion and that of my wife whos sammy's district manager for southern china. the quality control is the same regardles where it was assembled .personally we own the china assembled ones ever since the note 7000 hit the market without any problems its my opinion many suffer problems do to overloading it with junk and unecesary files not only slowing it down but also corrupting it,like anything keep it simple enjoy the fun
- AnonD-77443
- wga
AnonD-117003, 25 Feb 2013I dropped my Iphone 4 a good 80 times before the back barely cracked.
I trust that over the... moreI owned an iphone 3G and 4...
I have seen to many shattered iphones to know that they aren't that strong... the iphone 5 with the metal back is stronger but it also scratches easily unlike polycarbonate.
I agree that the old nokias where incredibly strong, i had nokias from the 6120 to the N82 and they are still going strong.
ps, if you dropped your phone 80 times i would go to a doctor to check for parkinsons or something.... just saying.
- AnonD-117003
- khG
AnonD-77443, 25 Feb 2013Maybe you should do some research before making silly comments.
Drop tests show that the No... moreI dropped my Iphone 4 a good 80 times before the back barely cracked.
I trust that over these "drop tests" I keep hearing about.
Unusually fast reply time, as expected. I notice some of these sites that extol certain technologies seem to have resident trolls. Also noticed that the few other negative reviews were treated with similar hostility. I won't bother replying again; people who are really looking for information before they buy will scroll through all the comments.
- AnonD-77443
- wga
AnonD-117003, 25 Feb 2013The Droid OS is amazing; I just wish I had gotten it on a more durable phone like the Razr Max... moreMaybe you should do some research before making silly comments.
Drop tests show that the Note 2 is equal to phones such as the iphone 5 despite having a much bigger 5.5" screen. Also, the build quality is rock solid (unlike the original note) with no squeaks or flex.
- AnonD-117003
- khG
The Droid OS is amazing; I just wish I had gotten it on a more durable phone like the Razr Maxx I replaced this one with. The Note II is made to be dropped--it's seriously like the thing is oiled before it leaves the factory-- and it will crack very very easily, and stop working shortly thereafter. I know this from experience, and I expect better from a $700 piece of technology (I don't want to hear this crap about I should have paid another 30 dollars for a semi-protective case that should already be on the phone when you buy it, I mean, come on it replaces the battery). As someone who has owned everything from the Nokia 3360 (indestructible) to the Iphone 4, this is the most expensive and least durable phone I have ever seen, by far. The stylus and note-taking features were the initial draw for me, but the program for taking notes is setup very poorly, and you can't take notes on a phone that doesn't work. Now I am just sad I wasted my upgrade on this "phablet"; so much so that I elected to pay 200 for a refurbished Motorola, rather than paying for the Samsung repair. I will be getting a Xyboard for all my note taking, internet surfing needs (which, by the way, is also cheaper than the Note II).
Also, Samsung has very bad customer service, and is known for cheapening out on their products. It takes a class action lawsuit (literally) to get them to address their own design flaws.
- Honest Review
- khG
This is why I always wait a month after receiving something new before I go posting reviews.
The Droid OS is amazing; I just wish I had gotten it on a more durable phone like the Razr Maxx I replaced this one with. The Note II is made to be dropped--it's seriously like the thing is oiled before it leaves the factory-- and it will crack very very easily, and stop working shortly thereafter. I know this from experience, and I expect better from a $700 piece of technology (I don't want to hear this crap about I should have paid another 30 dollars for a semi-protective case that should already be on the phone when you buy it, I mean, come on it replaces the battery). As someone who has owned everything from the Nokia 3360 (indestructible) to the Iphone 4, this is the most expensive and least durable phone I have ever seen, by far. The stylus and note-taking features were the initial draw for me, but the program for taking notes is setup very poorly, and you can't take notes on a phone that doesn't work. Now I am just sad I wasted my upgrade on this "phablet"; so much so that I elected to pay 200 for a refurbished Motorola, rather than paying for the Samsung repair. I will be getting a Xyboard for all my note taking, internet surfing needs (which, by the way, is also cheaper than the Note II).
Also, Samsung has very bad customer service, and is known for cheapening out on their products. It takes a class action lawsuit (literally) to get them to address their own design flaws.
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