Testseek.com have collected 470 expert reviews of the Samsung GT-N7000 Galaxy Note and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung GT-N7000 Galaxy Note.
November 2011
(83%)
470 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(70%)
189 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
The bottom line with this device is that there is going to be thousands of people out there who instantly love the Note because of its size and the functions that it delivers. I know because I did the pub test
Some people loved it while other found the s
Amazing display quality
Good assortment of video codecs for movie playback
Excellent build quality
Light but sturdy
Excellent 5.3in Super AMOLED screen
S-Pen is unique and works reasonably well
Great battery life and excellent performance
Some people loved it while other found the size intimidating
Especially the top pocket brigade.
Amazing screen
Great contacts management
Excellent call quality
Fantastic camera
Samsung's own apps
The Samsung Galaxy Note's 5.3-inch HD screen is ideal for showcasing multimedia. It has 4G LTE
A great 8-megapixel camera
And a souped-up S Pen stylus that brings new ways to interact with your phone
T-Mobile's Samsung Galaxy Note comes with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
The S Note app
And a 5.3-inch HD screen that's ideal for showcasing multimedia. It has 4G
And a souped-up S Pen stylus that brings new ways to interact
Beautiful screen
Decent battery life
Surprisingly comfortable to use and hold
The editors didn't like
This not a good working smartphone as its wide and cumbersome
Too large for the average consumer
Lag at times
Slight stutters
Touchwiz – Just doesn't do it for me
Uncomfortably large
Feels awkward when making phone calls
Button on S-Pen is poorly designed
This not a good working smartphone as its wide and cumbersome.
Not that different to the S2
Expensive
Only seven home screens
May be too big for some
Camera prone to scratches
The Galaxy Note's S Pen is small
Has a delayed response
And requires a little training to use. The phone will be awkwardly large for some
Built-in stylus is a nice option, Huge 5.3-inch AMOLED screen, Decent battery life, LTE network is fast
Awkward to make calls on, Difficult to use with one hand, Writing and drawing isn't the best on a touchscreen, Strange screen size causes some app issues, Bloatware apps are annoying, Camera is slow
Samsung hasn't made a huge mistake with the Galaxy Note, but for a majority of people, it's a bit too large to be a good phone. ...
Abstract: The Galaxy Note is no stranger to SlashGear: we reviewed the international version back in November 2011, finding it a curious – and in certain ways compelling – anomaly on the mobile landscape. Since then we’ve had plenty of experience with the oversi...
Review: Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T Form Basics Extras Video Wrap-up Comments 6 The Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T is somewhat hard to wrap your head (and your hand!) around. In the end, I have to say it is a prime example of the "bigger isn't always b...
Abstract: Follow @MobileGalen The first generation of Android tablets -- such as the original Galaxy Tab and the Dell Streak -- were perversions of the Google Android smartphone operating system, blowing up the UI designed for a 3.5-inch screen to devices with...
Published: 2012-02-15, Author: Pete , review by: mashable.com
Abstract: Without a doubt, the Samsung Galaxy Note is the biggest smartphone you’ve ever seen. It’s still nice and thin (just 0.38 inches), so don’t worry about flashbacks to the Zack Morris phones of yesteryear. Still, why would you want such a big screen in a ...
Large, high resolution display, Pen ads functionality and is backed by several good apps, Comfortable, attractive design, Good cameras, Speedy performance and network
Display is big drain on battery, Palm rejection isn't consistent, Not great for small hands, Review Summary, Despite being a larger than average phone, the Galaxy Note isn't uncomfortable to hold thanks to the design and its light weight. The 5.3-inch dis
With a two year contract the GNote costs $299, which is on the high end for mobile phones but not unique. The Galaxy Nexus debuted at that price, as did the Droid RAZR Maxx, and we recommended both of those handsets. The Note has extra functionality, extr...
