Samsung Galaxy Note8
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- GSX_Metroid_1300R
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- 27 Feb 2017
AnonD-648034, 26 Feb 2017The non-removable battery is a big issue for me. I have wa... moreI hear you on that...
The fact that they soder on the battery & one cannot remove it for a hard-reset or just simply to replace it if the one being used goes bad.
Either one has to know how to replace it or has to get it done & pay to do so.
I wanted to get the Note7 but it's a dud now, I have a Note4 but getting a S7 to try something a little different since I've owned all the Notes except the Note5 & Note Edge...
They should start giving people what they want out of a phone instead of telling us what we need and/or just making them as they see fit as if it were to their liking...
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- AnonD-648034
- qIy
- 26 Feb 2017
The non-removable battery is a big issue for me. I have waited for this phone for a long time limping along with my Note 4. I may have to get a different phone because of this battery issue. The rest of the specs look awesome. So disappointed.
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- Anonymous
- BHH
- 23 Feb 2017
AnonD-646553, 21 Feb 2017I do not like the non-removable Li-Ion Battery, why can't i... morethis is a fact of size, if they do it removable they have to put a detachable mechanism on the phone which increases width of the phone
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- Anonymous
- NUw
- 23 Feb 2017
tnlrandall, 16 Feb 2017Didn't upgrade from Note 3 until Note 7 came along, but cou... moreI'm in the same boat. My Note 2 was swiped from my son's stroller and my Note 3 is going strong. It's been through motor oil, the toilet (water damage to battery and phone), accidentally being tossed across a sidewalk of solid ice, and I'm using it right now. I'm banking on the Note 8 being amazing because I'm not sure how much longer this phone is going to hold out.
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- AnonD-646553
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- 21 Feb 2017
I do not like the non-removable Li-Ion Battery, why can't it be removable. So when the battery dies, you don't have to buy a new phone. That is not fair to the consumer
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- gIy
- 21 Feb 2017
I wonder the correct all mistake to make maximum selleing of this Note 8
the screen should be 6.2 inch as the size will not be changed from note 7 as the screen should cover 90% of phone.
the edge screen is very bad, it make you cannot hold phone good and phone goes crazy because of tough edge !
the Specs could be :
Snapdragon 835 or more K965
Ram should be at least 6GB
Battery should be 4500+ if it is non-removable
Camera should be at least 24MP with F/1.4 to ba able to take photo on night same as iPhone 7
infarrad port and radio and 5G connection with Bluethooth 4.X or 5.X
battery saving feature should be much improved..
fingerprint and sensor should be improved..
storage should be minmum 128GB with fast speed memory..
Dual sim should be working together with SD card takes 512GB..
protection of SD card if stolen on locked/ encriped by samsung so If phone lost I can use SD with new Samsung..
every phone has it is own lock with fingerprint on SD card and password protection with mobile and emails ( dual mode)
battery should cover at least 48 Hours..
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- Mjrpaine
- 4ds
- 19 Feb 2017
Verizon just deactivated my note7 a week and a half ago. I kept it as long as I could ... So I am anticipating the release of the note8. The only thing I do not like is the curved edges on the phone. It makes it difficult for the screen protectors to stay on. They always end up breaking or ripping off depending if I used the glass or clear sticker ones. I would say for Samsung to go back to a flat edge screen for that purpose.
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- AnonD-645738
- IbE
- 18 Feb 2017
I love it buy it
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- XpU
- 18 Feb 2017
still with my note 2!!!, changed battery once, 5 years and going, lets see if note 8 worth the change, and yes, not a removable battery no change.
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- AnonD-299673
- 9xE
- 17 Feb 2017
5,7inch ? No I don't think the screen will be that small. Comparing with s8 edge I think it will be around 6,4inch. Who disagree with that ?
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- tnlrandall
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- 16 Feb 2017
Didn't upgrade from Note 3 until Note 7 came along, but couldn't get my hands on it as it disappeared from sales. Oh! Well! Have to wait for Note 8, but this time round, I'm looking for a dual-sim model with at least 128GB (better if it's 256GB) of internal memory as I'll not be using an SDCard, so as to take advantage of the dual-sim slots. That's real sacrifice.
Here's hoping that Sammy will come out with a 2018 Note series with dual-sim slots + an SDcard slot. Then, I'm no longer in a dilemma of having to choose between using the 2nd slot for a sim card or a SDCard. If Sammy does not do it quick enough, then I'm sure other manufactures will do it as it's a feature that they can brag about since nobody else have it.
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- bzb416
- 9x7
- 16 Feb 2017
I have note 4 and gone through 2 batteries already. Looking forward to Note 8, but will not buy it if battery is not removable.
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- choton
- YWi
- 15 Feb 2017
Antoine , 14 Feb 2017I own several Samsung phones and different models. Most rec... moreMe too. i love the stylus and its functions. Also love the Ram and never slow or stuck.
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- Choton
- YWi
- 15 Feb 2017
Antoine , 14 Feb 2017I own several Samsung phones and different models. Most rec... moreAgreed 100%
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- Antoine
- JEw
- 14 Feb 2017
I own several Samsung phones and different models. Most recent, I acquired in fall of 2005 Samsung Galaxy Note 5. I love it. I would upgrade to S8 (or next Note) if a) the battery is removable and larger than 3000 and b) it has large SD external memory, minimum 256 GB if not larger. Large RAM (6-8GB) is very welcome news. Of course, the price must be reasonable!
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- AnonD-644558
- bCi
- 14 Feb 2017
I am using a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge SM-N915G for the last two years and I can vouch that this is one of the best phones still going. Extremely durable.Money worth spent.
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- AnonD-416639
- k7m
- 14 Feb 2017
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2017please listen to you fans samsung: we want this note 8 with... moreUnless Samsung like to lose more money and fans if the device have hardware defects like note 7, Samsung claim note 8 having battery defects, that they are can replace new battery ,not for replacing hold device, how much you want to pay $40:00 per new NFC battery
Or $900:00 per device, so removerable battery is the best way, all my family is galaxy not 1,2,3,and 4, we will stick with note 4 until samsung make up the mind if not we will have to go with some things with battery remove able and micro SD
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- AnonD-416639
- k7m
- 14 Feb 2017
AnonD-533807, 13 Feb 2017Really hope that to prevent any future component failure, t... moreYou right
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- Anonymous
- n2x
- 13 Feb 2017
I really don't see the point of creating brighter lenses ( f1.8 , f1.7 to f1.6 now ) if these are just small phone camera sensors. They should provide bigger cameras = improving the per pixel / pixel size of sensor instead of making this crappy marketing made " dual camera " and keeping current megapixels , or if its possible , to increase about 25/50 % to 16-18 MP which is enought.
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- AnonD-533807
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- 13 Feb 2017
Really hope that to prevent any future component failure, they will make it with removable battery, and make it easier to teardown the phone for repair. Modular design for the win.