Testseek.com have collected 716 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G965 Galaxy S9 Plus and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G965 Galaxy S9 Plus.
March 2018
(88%)
716 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(85%)
201 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great camera for both stills and video
Infinity Display still great
The Galaxy S9 Plus one-ups the excellent Galaxy S9 with a second rear camera for taking portrait photos
Still a great design
Fantastic performance
Some of the fastest 4G around
Excellent screen
Really solid camera
Fingerprint sensor is in a better location
Biometric security is good
Water resistant
Supports wireless charging
Includes a decent pair
The editors didn't like
Battery life
Bixby still kinda mediocre
Your mileage may vary on AR emojis
Battery life fell short of last year's model in our early tests
And the Galaxy S9 Plus suffers from the same underbaked extras as the smaller Galaxy S9. The dual-aperture camera tends to overexpose low-light photos in auto mode
The Galaxy S9+ is certainly more attractive overall compared to the regular model and will no doubt be one of the best phones this year. That said, there's not a huge amount different compared to last year. This phone offers gorgeous design, dual cameras...
New speakers are amazing, Great camera performance in low light, Great design and display, Out-of-the-box functionality surpasses rivals, 3.5mm headphone socket
You might never find all the features, Display can crush shadows in movies, Camera could be better with HDR, Price
To look at the Samsung Galaxy S9+ is a familiar phone. On the exterior not much has changed, but inside, there's more power, more advanced features and functions and the promise of a camera designed to out-perform all others.Unlike the S8 models, there's...
Abstract: Alternatively, EE is also stocking the Galaxy S9 – albeit at a higher price of £53 per month with an upfront cost of £150. This package includes 4GB of data, along with unlimited texts and minutes.Three, on the other hand, is offering the long-awaited han...
Almost unchanged design, Uncomfortable to hold for some
Given the choice between the two new Galaxys, I'd go for the S9+ every time. Not only does that dual camera make it feel like a fresher device, its added power and bigger screen just feel like the kind of luxuries you now expect when spending big money o...
Abstract: Review by Greig StraffordThere have always been two camps, and once there was three.You're either iOS, Android, or if you were a sucker for pain you could even have had Windows for your mobile OS.The two Kings have always been Samsung and Apple, having t...
Abstract: Samsung's Galaxy S9+ is a worthy smartphone to sit at the top of the company's range and comes with a welcome performance boost and new features for enterprise users.Picking up the phone, it becomes clear that Samsung hasn't messed too much with the succe...
Great camera for both stills and video, Infinity Display still great
Battery life, Bixby still kinda mediocre, Your mileage may vary on AR emojis
With the S9 and S9+, Samsung swing their engineering talent, brand power and their overall focus back towards the camera side of the equation and, while the results of this pivot aren't by any means poor, the whole thing does come off as a little predicta...
Abstract: It's been six months since Samsung first unveiled the Galaxy S9 and S9+ and both devices have carried forward the company's iterative path with each successive launch.It's fitting that this review comes around the same time Samsung released the Galaxy Not...
Published: 2018-03-16, Author: Alex , review by: itbusiness.ca
Abstract: It's hard to knock Samsung for playing it safe with the Galaxy S9+. By all accounts, the South Korean company nailed it with last year's S8, and by building on what made that iteration so great, you can bet that the S9+ is going to be one of the best smar...
Super Slow-mo mode is great (when it works), One of the best Android cameras out there, Build quality is superb
Looks the same as the S8/S8+, Glossy body isn't for everyone, AR Emoji are lacklustre
"While it's difficult to find a significant fault with the S9, it clearly isn't as exciting as other Android devices on the market, or even the S7 or S8 were when they were first released."...
