Testseek.co.uk have collected 817 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-N910 Galaxy Note 4 and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-N910 Galaxy Note 4.
October 2014
(88%)
817 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(86%)
237 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Superb screen
S Pen has been vastly improved
Premium
Look design
Looks and feels much better than earlier models
Screen is fantastic
S Pen is unique and works well
The Note 4 is a handsome phone. After years of plastic blobs
Samsung has hit its design stride. We saw the potential of this new look in the Galaxy Alpha
But its guts just couldn't follow through. But the Note 4 can. It's a great and great-looking phone
Build quality Camera Expandable storage Internal storage Removable battery Screen SoC Software features
Great screen
S Pen
Decent performance
Above average camera and battery
Premium build
Power packed
Stunning screen
The 5.7-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has a brilliant high-resolution screen and takes excellent outdoor shots on its 16-megapixel camera with optical image stabilization. Using the stylus is more convenient
And the battery charges very quickly
Gorgeous display
Long lasting battery life
Excellent stylus and multitasking features
Powerful performance
Highly capable and easy-to-use camera
Good design and build on the whole
Plenty of storage and good connectivity options
Beautiful screen
Strong snapper
Loads of power
Improved design
High-res music support
Built-in S Pen stylus and related features
Great screen quality
Decent battery life
Super powerful
Improved multi-screen and software functionality
Quality camera
Fast 4G connectivity (CAT 6 LTE-A)
Top quality metal design
Quad HD display
Great lowlight images
Excellent display
Plenty of power
Good storage
Great battery life
Superb pen input and multitasking
Nice camera
Display
Design & manufacturing
Battery life & charging
High performance (it's good at everything)
Stylus
Camera
Obscenely fast
Stylus and splitscreen work well
Sound battery life
Exceptionally sharp
Vibrant screen
Brilliant battery life
Solid all-round camera
Packs plenty of power
Fantastic big-screen features
Cutting edge processing power
Best Android phablet
Plenty of storage space
Fantastic camera
Terrific screen
Fast processor
Slim but sturdy build
Expandable memory
Plenty of features
Gorgeous Super AMOLED display
Excellent S Pen
Great specification
Good battery life
Super camera
The editors didn't like
Not a massive change from the Note 3
TouchWiz still not amazing
Back still leaves much to be desired
TouchWiz has improved but still not the best experience
Fingerprint sensor is a little fiddly to use
On the pricey side
The Note 4's single back-mounted speaker is not impressive. It's loud
And has a clever little rib on its grill that keeps it from being muffled by a table
But it's sound quality is tinny and just all around bad. It's no way to listen to music
TouchWiz
External speaker placement Slowmotion video Thermal throttling UI latency and stuttering when scrolling
Only 32GB of storage
Relatively expensive
Clunky interface
Ugly back cover
More of the same
Low light and indoor shots aren't as good as they should be
Tacky back panel
Some weird/gross UI elements
S Pen is questionable
It's really expensive
TouchWiz not for everyone
Fingerprint scanner is hit and miss
‘Touchwiz' is still a little heavy-handed
Still a plastic rear panel
Some app/software excess
Fingerprint detection unwieldy at this size
Some multi-screen functions are long-winded and fussy to operate
Powerful SoC, Good camera, Great build quality, Very good battery runtimes, Replaceable battery, Expandable memory, S-Pen, Quick charge, 50 GB Dropbox for 24 months, Good GPS module, Decent voice quality
GPU throttling, No IP certification, No USB 3.0, Bloatware
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910F) is an excellent smartphone. The material impression is now better and pretty appealing with the metal frame. The Snapdragon 805 is very fast, but the throttling of the Adreno 420 under load is pretty annoying. It will...
Abstract: “The snappers on Samsung's latest S Pen-toting phablet are capable all rounders”Samsung's S series and Note offerings have all offered capable snappers, especially in their last few iterations, and now that the Galaxy Note 4 (first impressions) is out, we...
Published: 2014-11-18, Author: Mike , review by: bitbitbyte.com
For $300 on contract and ~$750 off contract, we’d say you’re getting a top end, truly flagship device for a decent (albeit average) price. If you’re on any other device looking to upgrade we’d say it’s worth a serious look. The only person we’d give ca...
Abstract: So which phablet is tops, the refined reigning champ or the promising newcomer? We put these two devices through 10 rounds of combat to declare a winner.After taking a look at the iPhone 6 Plus' gorgeous aluminum body and smooth rounded edges, you might b...
Abstract: Call it the sumo wrestling battle of the smartphone world -- two gigantic devices competing for our attention and our buying dollar. Oh, yes, amigos: It's the battle between Google's Nexus 6 and Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 .The Nexus 6 and Note 4 are both big...
Paying attention to their prices, it's plainly obvious that there's considerable savings with the Nexus 6. In the US, Google's prized smartphone can be snagged for the outright cost of $649, which is easier to swallow than the over-$720 cost of the Samsun...
Abstract: When it comes to plus-sized phones, Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 has long been the de facto standard -- but if any Android phone has the goods to give it a run for its money, Google's Nexus 6 is the one.So how do the two XL contenders compare when it comes to ...
So, after all of this, should you buy the Galaxy Note 4? And what about the Nexus 6? Would that device be a better phablet option for consumers? Without spending any time with the Nexus 6, I can tell you a couple of things which might sway you to the Gala...
To summarize the iPhone's strengths, it produces brighter shots with a more traditional photographic 8×10 aspect ratio, and offers a simpler interface. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 gives us more detail in most shots, except the panoramic shots, and gives u...
Now that we've explored the anatomy of the Note Edge and the device it's based on – the Note 4 – in parts, we can finally claim to have something approaching a holistic view of the matter. Unfortunately for the nevertheless appealing Note Edge, when the s...
