This my third Galaxy Note and I will probably in the future go on to buy another Note. I love the convenience of the pen. I probably will hold on to this phone for quite a while with 512GB of storage as the storage was the main reason that I upgraded. The only negative with this phone is that it is just a little heavy in the hand and I have dropped it a couple of times already. A good fitting cover is a must. The phone doesn't seem a lot faster than my previous phone in my opinion and at times the the internet will 'hang' which is frustrating...Read more

I originally owned a samsung galaxy s5. Worst phone ever and with terrible camera. SO after much research and discussion with others, I invested in the Note 9. I LOVE this phone. The photos it takes is outstanding and of professional quality. If you make calls, the other person you call can hear your voice so clearly and the phone is strong and does not drop out. I went for the 512gb and honestly if you are using this as a small computer then of course you need to memory storage big enough so your phone does not slow down. The power lasts all d...Read more

Worst e-commerce in Australia.

In the age of customer-centric retailing nothing is more valuable to a retailer than its reputation. one negative experience can force shoppers to the competition, Samsung e-commerce have comfortably earned so many negative reviews that no one should ever buy from their website.

I ordered Samsung Note 9 from Samsung Australia website https://www.samsung.com/au/ on 3rd December and was assured delivery for 5th December via Startrack (Sydney Area), on 7th December after following up several times I was informe...Read more

I moved from an iPhone 6SPlus to the Galaxy Note 9, my first taste of Android. I was suitably impressed with the transfer of data and apps from one device to the other. All accomplished in about 10-15 mins and ready to use. Probably one of the easiest phones to set up. Transferring my custom ringtone was as easy as dragging the file from my PC to the Note 9 ringtone folder, then selecting my ringtone from the list. I was pleasantly surprised by the volume settings. I had some difficulty at times hearing callers on the iPhone, but no such issue ...Read more

Seems they had zero attention to detail in designing the note 9. Ignoring the lack of physical design, the note is a definitive down grade on the note 2.

The pen is exceptionally poorly integrated into the device!
Sure, there are little tricket apps that pop up when pulling the pen out. However any real day to day use such as those available in the note 2, you must manually go and set the pen keyboard in the settings, some 4 selections deep in setting menus each time you need to select between the pen!

Yes, that is correct. Should you ch...Read more

There was a lot of negativity towards the Note 9, before it was released & this led to some doubt about whether it would be a good replacement for my Galaxy S8 plus. Enthusiasts wanted under screen fingerprint scanners, triple lens cameras, folding screens etc. etc. I like the latest gadgets & enjoy watching all of the new features that manufacturers introduce. Mobile phones seem to have reached a point where they do 99% of the things that most people want from their phones. It is becoming more difficult find new features to add to phones that ...Read more

Hi. Picked up my brand new Samsung Galaxy Note 9 several days ago from the brilliant people at Samsung Melbourne Central.

Lovely phone, and after 10 days, I'm totally delighted. But I did have a major problem with screen sensitivity. Very hard to copy and paste. Typing is fine. Sensitivity at Max. Basically, I couldn't copy and paste, or anything else that requires swiping and highlighting words or sentences.

Anyhow, I took it to the absolutely wonderful people at Samsung Service Centre at Melbourne Central, and they reinstalled t...Read more