Samsung Galaxy Note8
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- Neil
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- 21 Jan 2017
AnonD-636339, 21 Jan 2017i dont see the point of removing the battery unless the bat... more1. Batteries degrade pretty fast under the wrong conditions
2. For more battery life, many people prefer large internal batteries to external chargers or power cases.
3. Apparently the only reason for non-removable batteries is to make phones even more razor thin. Well, that, and Apple does it.
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- 21 Jan 2017
i dont see the point of removing the battery unless the battery is broken ....then when is broken means is technical problem which will need technician who can remove and replace with new and orginal battery,, i think samsung must focus on new things...if is not broken no need to fix it
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- 21 Jan 2017
D, 19 Jan 2017I will never buy another samsung note phone without being a... moreme too
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- 21 Jan 2017
D, 19 Jan 2017I will never buy another samsung note phone without being a... moreI second this, note 2 and note 4 both needed replacement batteries after a year
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- Batteryman
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- 21 Jan 2017
All these comments about removable batteries. Did you ever see iphone having a removable battery or even google? Just use it as it is and stop whinging or whinge at the apple store for not having a removable battery and go on a rampage and break their phones and tablets.
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- 19 Jan 2017
AnonD-628782, 19 Jan 2017Sorry...to clarify I mean 6 Samsung phones it total....Not ... moreI'd like to get a new Note 4. The thing is, shops don't sell them anymore. After using my wife's S7 Edge and the Note7 for myself for their superb cameras, it's a dilemma to get a Note 4.
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- mgK
- 19 Jan 2017
I will never buy another samsung note phone without being able to swap out the battery!
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- 19 Jan 2017
DNeighbor, 18 Jan 2017There was no 6.Sorry...to clarify I mean 6 Samsung phones it total....Not Note 6. I have a Note 4 now....also known as the last Note with a removable battery.
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- 19 Jan 2017
I will never buy another samsung note phone without being able to swap out the battery!
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- Jason
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- 19 Jan 2017
what are you talking about Galaxy S8 is not coming.
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- DNeighbor
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- 18 Jan 2017
AnonD-628782, 18 Jan 2017I have been following this post for a while now and to date... moreThere was no 6.
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- 18 Jan 2017
I have been following this post for a while now and to date I have not read one person say that they will not buy the Note 8 if it DOES have a removable battery.....The same cannot be said if it DOESN'T. To me it is a No Brainer.....Allow us to swap out our batteries in our phones......P L E A S E. When I replace my Note 4 my next phone will have a removable battery. Samsung - You know what you need to do if you want that phone to be a Note 8.....Otherwise my Samsung Streak will end at 6.....All of which had a removable battery.
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- wrench
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- 18 Jan 2017
ill bet these are just refurbished note 7s.either way ya its really advanced as far as options and capabilities but the fact samsung went to the non replaceable battery shows their desire to sell more phones rather than keep customers by making the battery non replaceable speaks volumes about samsungs greed. give us back the replaceable battery samsung and i will buy one of your phablets otherwise i will consider another company that has its customers needs at a higher priority.
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- 18 Jan 2017
AnonD-192606, 17 Jan 2017Infrared port
FM-Radio
Removable batteryFM Radio - Meh, local stations have terrible programs, annoying commercials and terrible music
IR Remote - Yes, I found it very handy
Removable battery - Yes, absolutely, as present battery tech degrade whether you do or don't use the device
The issue of the sealed battery is that Samsung is following Apple's mindset to force their customers for new devices every year. Then we have people who will say replacing the battery is easy at the service center - well, they can't explain the low repairability rating for sealed device, if Apple or Samsung meant for it to be "easy" to replace that sealed battery.
Now we have news of iPhones losing power after reaching 30%. People just don't get it - BATTERIES DEGRADE over time, used or unused. It's a usual battery failure after 1 year of constant use. And people believe Apple's BS about batteries being exposed to "ambient air". WTF.
Now we see S6 and S7s are explodimg - again all that tightness of a sealed design is NOT a great idea.
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- 17 Jan 2017
Infrared port
FM-Radio
Removable battery
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- Anonymous
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- 17 Jan 2017
battery is non removable so directly to garbage
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- AnonD-628782
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- 16 Jan 2017
As an example, I own and regularly use many 18 Volt Power Tools (Drill, Drivers, Saws, Sander, Lights etc.). The problem with these tools is that when the batteries are toast...so are the tools because the batteries cost as much as the tools themselves. It is usually more economical to just by a new tool. I purchase only Ridgid tools because the batteries as well as the tool have a LIFETIME WARANTY. When my batteries are duds....I just swap them out. I would never ever purchase a cordless tool that does not have a removable battery.....and as far as I know Ridgid is the only company that offers a FREE Lifetime warranty on their batteries. I am not asking Samsung to have a lifetime warranty on their batteries....I just want to be able to buy a replacement and change it out myself....Just like my tools and every other phone I have owned or will own. I don't care how thin the phone is or how nice a glass back looks.....I put all of my phones in an OTTERBOX Case. Just don't ignore the most requested feature of the next Note Phone. The biggest advantage of Removable is the fact that it is inherently REPLACEABLE.....Oh yeah.....the return of an FM Radio would be a nice addition.
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- g8b
- 16 Jan 2017
please listen to you fans samsung: we want this note 8 with a replaceable battery
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- adomas
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- 16 Jan 2017
I was really sad after Note7 fiasco. Hope to see Note8 success! Still have my old Note 3 and happy with it, but really would love to upgrade.
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- zhan
- KZ8
- 14 Jan 2017
too early man...month 7-8 mybe should be it