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August 2016
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The editors liked
Stunning 4k AMOLED screen
Useful bespoke software
Stylus
Good low-light camera
Elegantly curved design
Samsung's leading camera
New S Pen functionality
Waterresistant microSD card slot
Lovely design
Great camera
Top notch battery
The Galaxy Note 7 is a beautiful
Capable Android phone that showcases Samsung's best in design
Battery life
Speed and features. The 64GB base model leaves you plenty of space for photos
Videos and games
Superbly refined design
Significant S Pen upgrades
Slickest Samsung interface ever
The editors didn't like
Bit explodey
Massively overpriced
Lack of bezel encourages operational mistakes
Chipset is getting old
Extremely expensive
Touchy capacitive buttons
Speaker at the bottom
Fingerprint magnet
Iris scanner isn't efficient as a fingerprint reader
Published: 2016-08-17, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
The Galaxy Note7 is the best smartphone Samsung has ever produced. It has an impressive range of useful features that will make it an indispensable tool for work and play.If you want some serious computing power in your pocket, a gorgeous screen to enjoy...
By now there should be little confusion as to if I thought the Note 7 was a great device or not. From the overall design, to the mastery of glass engineering to the thoughtful and well-executed redesign of the software everything Samsung has put forward i...
Stunning 4k AMOLED screen, Useful bespoke software, Stylus, Good low-light camera
Bit explodey, Massively overpriced, Lack of bezel encourages operational mistakes, Chipset is getting old
At $1349 we expect perfection and this isn't it. The lack of bezel means input mistakes are a constant bugbear. But the screen is good and the Iris scanner interesting. There's better value to be had everywhere else, though...
No battery life improvements, Largely identical to S7 series, Iris scanner is imperfect — for now
There's no doubt about it, as usual — the $1349 Samsung Galaxy Note7 is the best phone that Samsung has ever made, again. It has the most refined design, adds an interesting new feature in the iris scanner, doubles down on the company's continued attempts...
Published: 2016-08-16, Author: Ray , review by: itwire.com
At the end of week one I am very happy with the Note7 (Australian site here). It is almost the same physical size as the GS7 Edge and offers just that much more.It costs $1349 and if you hurry and pre-order before 18 August you can get a free 256GB microS...
Samsung's strategy of investing in innovation and the evolution of technology is clearly demonstrated with this device.Wherever you navigate around this device you find effective improvements whether it be the way contacts can managed or the ease with whi...
Abstract: I said it when it was launched, the Samsung Note7 is a solid indicator to what's happening in 2017 for Samsung, and having used it now for a little while, I think it's a sensational device from a company that really seems to be finding their groove.Samsun...
The original phablet is back, and this time it's waterproof...
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Published: 2016-08-10, Author: Ray , review by: itwire.com
Abstract: Samsung's new Galaxy Note7 is the pinnacle of the Galaxy series – so much, in such a sexy package.The Samsung Galaxy Note7 is a very sweet device. Samsung has taken all the good bits of the new Galaxy S7 series – camera; amazing AMOLED, always-on display...
