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Friday, 4 May 2018
Samsung Galaxy Note 8, Amazing performance, Impressive camera
Dimensions: 162.5 x 74.8 x 8.6mm
Screen size: 6.3-inch
Resolution: 1440 x 2630
OS: Android 7.1.1
CPU: Exynos 8895
RAM: 6GB
Storage: 64GB/128GB/256GB
Rear camera: Dual 12MP
Front camera: 8MP
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 was the first time the brand's phablet
range was seen as a real rival for the Galaxy S phones - the larger screen and
more power starting to resonate with the average phone buyer. The S Pen is the
real point of differentiation, and it's cool to always have a notepad with you.
Screen: The Note 8 maximises Samsung’s dual
curved edge and nearly bezel-less Infinity Display to the point where this
phone feels like a mini tablet from the future. It's more squared off than the
Galaxy S phones, but still lovely to look at.
Camera: The camera on the Note
8 is superb and near the front of the pack for all round quality. On the rear
its dual lenses allow for optical zoom as well as digital zoom, as well as live
focus which enables you to do all kinds of effects including blurring the
background - even after you've taken the shot.
Mini verdict: It's an expensive phone – only just behind the iPhone X in terms of out-and-out cost. But it's a better
choice than the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus – its competitor in terms of overall
size and quality – if you want to be able to jot things down in an instant and
take beautiful bokeh photos, as well as splash the phone in water.
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