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.
830100470
The editors liked
World's first 5.3" HD Super AMOLED display
1.4Ghz dual core processor
S Pen SDK v1.5 update
Performance
S-pen
Excellent display
Connectivity
Slim
Great audio quality
Excellent camera
NFC included
Decent battery life
Smooth performance
Easy to navigate MENU
Offers great visual experience
Supports latest HD games
Power package does its job
Thin and light
Considering the display size
Fast performance
High-resolution screen
Stellar battery performance
Snappy camera
Will have Ice Cream Sandwich update.
Big display
Amazing camera
Contacts management
Astounding Performance
Great HD Video Playback
Superb Browsing Experience
Very Powerful Battery
Very Good Camera
The editors didn't like
Too big as a smartphone
Too small as a tablet
No arm candy
Tends to be difficult and uneasy
None
Much harder for onehanded use than a regular smartphone
Allplastic body
No dedicated camera key
HD screen uses PenTile matrix lowering perceived resolution
Nonhotswappable microSD card
Pricey
Limited appeal due to size
Might not be suitable for people with small hands (for one handed typing).
You can probably guess most of my conclusion from reading the rest of the review. What I truly love about this phone is how beautiful the display is, but what I hate about this phone is also the display and how it is simply too big. Now, it does slide...
Big and beautiful AMOLED screen; fills the space between a tablet and a phone; actually usable as an old-fashioned notebook; thin and light given its size
Loads of bloatware aboard; short battery life; looks pretty silly when you're making a call
The Samsung Galaxy Note's huge size is both its biggest asset and its biggest drawback. If you can live with its hugeness, the Note is one of the more powerful and flexible Android phones out there....
Incredible HD Super AMOLED display with vibrant, searing colours and excellent sharpness, great with video playback, S Pen stylus is an interesting idea, massive footprint
Too big for a smartphone, not a whole lot of "S Pen" compatible software
The Note offers undoubted quality throughout, from its dual-core processor to superb display. But it's a strange hybrid device that may struggle to find fans from either the phone or tablet camps willing to pay a fairly hefty price tag. It is, however,...
Lack of physical camera button, Back button sensitivity, Flimsy back panel
Large in size, humongous in potential, the Samsung Galaxy Note might not be a first smartphone for the masses, what it is however, is a device that will enhance the experience of many a business user. The Note’s only downfall in popularity is in how m
The Samsung Galaxy Note is a very likable device with portability, a great screen and responsiveness on its side. The issue, of course – other than with its possibly high price tag – is whether there really is a market for something that straddles the ...
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Published: 2017-04-28, Author: Jordan , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: Even if it isn’t my favorite new device, I’m glad to see the Galaxy Note bring something totally different to the mobile table. At first glance you’d think it was a tablet, especially when you set it next to a “regular” phone, but you’d soon realize t...
Published: 2012-11-09, Author: Helena , review by: chipchick.com
Excellent Super AMOLED display with tabletlike resolution, 4G LTE on AT&T is blazing fast, S Pen works pretty well and has tons of potential, apps for S Pen is already growing, great accessory lineup, excellent camera, The
Device looks really odd when holding it to your head, handwriting recognition doesn't work for everyone, S Pen experience is a bit laggy, comes with Android 2.3 for now – but a 4.0 update is on its way
But don't call the Note a phablet, Samsung says it's a smartphone. That said, it has been very interesting witnessing people's reaction to the Galaxy Note. Many people simply can not get over the sheer size of the device and that it is a phone. Many h...
Abstract: Do we have the usual generational refresh with the Samsung Galaxy Note II, compared to the original Note, or are there groundbreaking new features that will warrant my extra cash outlay for the newest member of the Note-able family? This will be the q...
