Samsung Galaxy Note 4
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- Andriodwiz
- fwq
- 29 Jan 2019
This phone is absolutely great
Great screen
Great camera
Great sound quality
Perfect for movies or gamin this was Samsung
Replaceable battery so can't complain get or order a new one
This phone along with the S5 is great
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- Cassidibale
- xja
- 28 Jan 2019
IM still running on android 5. Wish to upgrade to 6.
Somebody please help me.
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- Franklin
- r3H
- 26 Jan 2019
DeLa, 23 Jan 2019whats the difference ?Quad-core 2.7 GHz Krait 450 - Snapdra... moreI heard the exynos is better at gaming i.e it supports 64bit
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- franklin
- Nu7
- 23 Jan 2019
tZe_vitamin, 17 Jan 2019The best way is to buy on e-buy new motherboard its about 2... moreif i have the Exynos version and change the mother board i hope it wont change to snapdragon 805?
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- Anonymous
- rpP
- 23 Jan 2019
jeremesx, 16 Jan 2019real, es good in 2019?no .
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- DeLa
- Sr4
- 23 Jan 2019
whats the difference ?Quad-core 2.7 GHz Krait 450 - Snapdragon 805 versus
Octa-core (4x1.3 GHz Cortex-A53 & 4x1.9 GHz Cortex-A57) - Exynos 5433 ???
I have Note 4 (N910C) with octa core
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- pskrillz
- shs
- 22 Jan 2019
i just rediscovered my note 4. i like it better than the note 8! im thinking of downgrading. this is hands down one of the best devices ever made and totally took samsung to the next level. long live the Note 4!
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- S . SUDHAKAR
- fCF
- 18 Jan 2019
Samsung A9 pro 2016, J7 pro, A7 and A9 2018 are better alternatives to Samsung Note 4
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- tZe_vitamin
- swm
- 17 Jan 2019
Spirit, 13 Jan 2019For about 4 years my note4 worked perfectly. Then serious p... moreThe best way is to buy on e-buy new motherboard its about 20-30$ and take it to repare shop to change your old with this new one and you will have a brand new phone.
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- jeremesx
- PtE
- 16 Jan 2019
real, es good in 2019?
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- Grand prime pro 2018
- fuZ
- 15 Jan 2019
halgurd, 13 Jan 2019Yes, it is replaceable battery, the last note series to rep... moreThanks very much am very happy to hear that
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- Dzirbis
- FHE
- 14 Jan 2019
Awesome phone. Using for 4 years, worked perfect, until I had issue with the charging connector, but you can expect that to wear out after so many charge plug in/outs, tried to replace whole module and due to inexperience damaged the screen.
Battery lasted for the day, not great, but this is what you get using android. Had to replace it after 2 years of usage.
Screen is great, response good. Due to increase in app resource demand you might notice it getting bit slower within time, but I consider it acceptable considering i being 4 years old.
Haven't had any big issues. Had screen frozen few times, but overall nothing major, that couldn't be fixed in minutes. Would buy another predecessor with same build quality.
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- halgurd
- 39x
- 13 Jan 2019
Grand prime pro 2018, 02 Jan 2019Am aslo planning to buy one best phone great feature Yes, it is replaceable battery, the last note series to replace battery, nte 4 n910t it is for t mobile, but unlocked, you will have no problem to use with any network worldwide, but if you buy note 4 n910f global version is better, maybe £20 more expensive.but buy from a seller which has one year guarantee for the mobile, do not buy with three months guarantee, good luck.
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- Spirit
- sqm
- 13 Jan 2019
For about 4 years my note4 worked perfectly. Then serious problems started like fast battery drain, staying in start-up loop, uncontrolable on/off behaviour. I tried to solve it with a new battery, factory reset and other internet advices, unfortunately without success. A local mobile phone repair service told me that they had several customers with exactly the same problem. They said that the motherboard was probably damaged and that it would cost more to repair it than to by a new device. Sad situation, because I like the device a lot and would prefer to continue to use it, if possible.
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- Craig
- fIQ
- 13 Jan 2019
The battery life is awful tbh...
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- Guest
- Kxc
- 12 Jan 2019
I have SD805 one, beast for everyday task but bad for 2018/2019's game.
still, its nice to have...
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- Kennyshow
- r3a
- 09 Jan 2019
Ah was using it until the screen got broken and ah was to,d to bring 45thousand naira for repair
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- Grand prime pro 2018
- NwF
- 02 Jan 2019
halgurd, 02 Jan 2019it is a nice and good phone, I bought it from Hongkong, no... moreAm aslo planning to buy one best phone great feature
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- halgurd
- 3Jn
- 02 Jan 2019
it is a nice and good phone, I bought it from Hongkong, note4 n910t, for three months using, it has no any problem, I bought it brand new I love it.
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- Bratzilla
- 0cZ
- 29 Dec 2018
Jaycee, 28 Dec 2018Hi, I'm considering on rooting my Note 4 to get the newest ... moreHello. I'll answer your major questions as best I can.
1) Yes, you are correct about TouchWiz, at least regarding the major ROMs currently available. I was never a big pen user anyway, and I personally never liked TouchWiz, so no big loss for me, but you need to know this going in. Since all android phones are capacitive anyway, your touch pen will still work. I just used my S-pen with my phone, and thus far no problems - but again, I wouldn't say that the pen is "officially" supported (that is, developed specifically with that pen in mind).
2) I am not running the latest version of Android. I prefer to run the STABLEST late version - and right now, Android Pie ain't it. Lineage OS and Resurrection Remix (which is actually based on Lineage OS) are both focused on Android 8.1, and of the two RR is the more stable. So nah, not gonna jump to Pie until one of these two reputable ROMs supports it, and I would suggest you do the same.
3) I touched on this in the first point, but my S-pen does still seem to work. You just aren't going to get the functionality that is specific to TouchWiz. But the gains in performance and the fact that my phone now truly works like an Android phone and is no longer an overbloated Samsung product (that btw is no longer officially updated or supported by the manufacturer) is totally worth it.
Yes, I am loving my Note 4 with Resurrection Remix; it's smooth like butter. The Note 4 is still a fine piece of phone engineering, with excellent internals and build quality and I'd put it up against many new phones now. I highly recommend trying out RR if you feel comfortable doing that (backup your phone first of course, read carefully, etc.).
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.