Testseek.co.uk have collected 711 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G960 Galaxy S9 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G960 Galaxy S9.
March 2018
(86%)
711 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(79%)
1433 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Brilliant display
Stereo sound is surprisingly powerful
Curved glass and metal is very attractive
Comfortable to use
Super speedy and fluid performance
Now
If for whatever reason face unlock doesn't work
The S9 then automatically gives your irises a go
Before letting you into your phone. Over the better part of a week and half
I never had any real troubles with it
Though it still isn't quite as smoo
Impressive camera
Better-placed fingerprint sensor
Swift biometric security
Awesome low-light performance
The most powerful Android phone out
Excellent low-light camera
The fastest Android smartphone yet
The Galaxy S9 once again proves Samsung's formula of a gorgeous 5.8-inch screen
Sexy dual-curved design and terrific camera for well-lit shots can't go wrong. Whiplash-fast speeds
Strong battery life
Wireless charging and water-resistance complete the
Fantastic display
Feels great
Much improved speakers
Great design
Fantastic screen
Powerful internals
Parempi biometrinen tunnistus
Hyvä kuvanlaatu hämärissä kuvausoloissa
Tehokkain Android-puhelin (lukuun ottamatta S9 Plussaa)
Brilliant screen
Very powerful
Good camera
Wireless charging and water resistance complete the package. And it looks
The fastest Android phone we've ever seen
Amazing lowlight camera
Slick features
Refined
Stylish design with gorgeous curved screen
Improved low-light camera
Excellent slo-mo video
All the features you'd want in a flagship
Superb screen for video
Powerful performance
Dual-aperture camera is effective
Well built
12MP rear camera with dual-aperture technology
Still fabulous Super AMOLED 18.5
9 QHD+ screen
AR Emoji
While not perfect
Are lots of fun
Good lowlight photography
Crisp and detailed screen
Slick design
Excellent display
Great 5.8-inch size
Good speakers
Strong performance
Stunning low-light camera
The camera takes great quality shots
Even in low light and is also capable of capturing superslowmo and ultra HD video
You can make AR Emoji on the camera
These are animated caricatures of your face that can be used as stickers
Gifs or video clips
Wa
The editors didn't like
Battery isn't great
Camera over-exposes highlights regularly
AR Emoji and Bixby need a lot of improving
Expensive
Not all that different to S8
AR Emoji a little limited
Design is identical to S8
Some camera snaps lack vibrancy
Slightly worse battery life
More expensive than Galaxy S8
Low-light photos often look blurry and lack the fine texture and contrast of competing phone cameras. The Galaxy S9's camera frequently
Accidentally switches between modes. 3D avatar software is tragically bad and a new face-unlock tool is inherently ins
Average battery life
Dual-sensor only on Plus model
Some lag with Samsung's software
Lacks the second camera of the S9 Plus
Muotoilu on identtinen S8
An kanssa
Jotkin kuvat kaipaavat lisää eloisuutta
Kallis
Overly familiar
Disappointing battery
Accidentally switches between modes. 3D avatar software is tragically bad
And a new face-unlock tool is inherently in
Doesn't do enough to better last year's Galaxy S8
Improved camera still can't quite beat the best
Hard to tell the S9 apart from the S8
Fingerprint sensor still a bit close to the camera
Audio still lacks the last word in timing
Similar specs to the Galaxy S8
No improvement in battery life
Bixby is still not very useful
Intelligent scan has high failure rate
Battery life is lower than competition
Slow Android updates
Camera not as versatile as S9 Plus
You'll need to fork out £130 more to get a depth of field function on the camera that blurs the background and keeps the subject in focus
It's very expensive
The battery life is disappointing compared to the Samsung Galaxy S8
The Galaxy S9 once again proves Samsung's formula of a gorgeous 5.8-inch screen, sexy dual-curved design and terrific camera for well-lit shots can't go wrong. Whiplash-fast speeds, wireless charging and water resistance complete the package. And it looks
Low-light photos often look blurry and lack the fine texture and contrast of competing phone cameras. The Galaxy S9's camera frequently, accidentally switches between modes. 3D avatar software is tragically bad, and a new face-unlock tool is inherently in
The Galaxy S9 is a nice incremental upgrade, but its low-light camera isn't a game-changer and some new features fall far behind the iPhone X. S8 owners can skip, but it's a good upgrade from older Androids...
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Published: 2018-03-26, Author: Chris , review by: ausdroid.net
Abstract: Samsung's Galaxy S8 was easily the best smartphone released in 2017, though it had a few minor flaws. Come 2018, Samsung has fixed those, added more power, RAM and a camera that's a good order of magnitude (or maybe more) better. I have little hesitation...
The Samsung Galaxy S9 might look the same as the S8 but it is better, despite its weaker battery life. It's faster, the screen is just as good, it has better speakers, better facial recognition and ultra-slow motion video, and the camera is better despite...
The Galaxy S9 once again proves Samsung's formula of a gorgeous 5.8-inch screen, sexy dual-curved design and terrific camera for well-lit shots can't go wrong. Whiplash-fast speeds, strong battery life, wireless charging and water-resistance complete the
Low-light photos often look blurry and lack the fine texture and contrast of competing phone cameras. The Galaxy S9's camera frequently, accidentally switches between modes. 3D avatar software is tragically bad and a new face-unlock tool is inherently ins
The Galaxy S9 is a nice incremental upgrade, but its low-light camera isn't a game changer and some new features fall far behind the iPhone X. S8 owners can skip, but it's a good upgrade from older Androids...
Published: 2018-03-09, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Sleek design, large Infinity Display, excellent camera, Super Slow Mo, low light photography, superb audio quality and Dolby Atmos
Same design as last year, finicky screen swipes in camera mode
Samsung has hit a home run with the Galaxy S9 and S9+. While it may not look much different to last year's S8, there are still enough new features and abilities to make this one of the best smartphones on the market today.User Rating 4.6 ( 1 votes)Relate...
Anyone who's in the market for a new phone should seriously consider buying an S9. It might be an insignificant upgrade in terms of physical design, but that's a concern only if you really, really want people to know you have the latest and greatest phone...
Published: 2018-02-26, Author: Sam , review by: itwire.com
Abstract: Optus has announced pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy 9 and 9+ shortly after the South Korean conglomerate held a news conference in Barcelona to launch the two smartphones.Pre-orders will commence from 12.01am on 27 February at the Optus website. The Ga...
Published: 2018-02-26, Author: Adam , review by: itnews.com.au
Abstract: This year's Mobile World Congress is playing host to arguably the most hotly-anticipated launch of 2019 - the Samsung Galaxy S9.Last year, Samsung blew fans away with a stunning device that kickstarted a trend of edge-to-edge displays. Now the pressure is...
Published: 2018-03-09, Author: Michael , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Anyone who's in the market for a new phone should seriously consider buying an S9. It might be an insignificant upgrade in terms of physical design, but that's a concern only if you really, really want people to know you have the latest and greatest phone...
Impressive design, Bright and crisp display, Great all round camera, High powered processor
Bixby still meh, Not a huge step up from S8
Has Samsung been able to improve upon the Galaxy S8 with their latest flagship phone? Yes, but it does not feel like enough of enhancement for those that currently own an S8. Instead, this device is intended for those who may still be using the S7 or S6...
