Testseek.co.uk have collected 613 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-N930F Galaxy Note 7 and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-N930F Galaxy Note 7.
August 2016
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The editors liked
Looks great
S Pen is better than ever
Superb camera
Display and HDR potential
Design and build quality
Software refinement
Great camera
S Pen feels natural and adds plenty of useful features that define the phone
IPhone 7 Plus has a better camera setup and 3D Touch
Note 7 is more waterproof and has a sharper screen
Powerful innards
Completely waterproof
Large
Advanced screen
Stunning design
Great screen
Lots of power
The Galaxy Note 7 is a beautiful
Capable Android phone that showcases Samsung's best in design
Battery life
Speed and features. The 64GB base model leaves you plenty of space for photos
Videos and games
A total powerhouse
Superb screen
YES USB-C
Waterproof
Curved screen and back
Fingerprint scanner
Iris scanner
Wireless charging
MicroSD card slot
S Pen
Brilliant display
Bestinclass battery life
Elegant design
Strong productivity features
IP68 rated (fresh waterproof upto 1.5 meters)
Stylus works a dream
Expandable memory
Glorious screen
Best camera on any phone
S-Pen is fun
Water-resistant
Excellent battery life
Stunning
Comfortable design
Fresh user interface
Powerful S Pen
Water resistant body
Edge panels work well
Beautifully large handset with iris scanner
Little bloatware and good battery life
The editors didn't like
It's gonna cost you
Battery life isn't class-leading
Sound quality from those speakers
Price point is obviously prohibitive for many
Iris scanner of little use given how good the fingerprint scanner is
Note 7 battery overheating issues
IPhone 7 Plus doesn't have a headphone port
Iris scanning feels pointless
Battery smaller than S7 Edge
Overly similar to S7 Edge
Iris scanner doesn't convince
Battery could be bigger
We just can't trust the hardware
Given the ongoing reports of battery fires
Highly droppable
Fingerprint magnet
Early for iris tech
Not yet Android 7 Nougat
Only one day's battery
Expensive
Iris scanner has problems with glasses
Very expensive
Software still a bit ugly
Pointless iris scanner
May set on fire or explode
Recalled from all stores
Please return yours if you purchased one
Glass grabs fingerprints
Expensive and locked to carriers
Pricey device shipping with an older version of Android
Published: 2016-09-05, Author: Adam , review by: itpro.co.uk
Bestinclass battery life, Elegant design, Strong productivity features
Expensive, Iris scanner has problems with glasses
Samsung's latest phablet has top-flight performance and battery life, with heaps of productivity features - and it's all squeezed into a sleek, attractive package that's as comfortable in the hand as anything we've tested...
Published: 2016-08-29, Author: Dave , review by: dailystar.co.uk
There's no doubting that Samsung has a winner on its hands with the Galaxy Note 7.It looks stunning, has a screen that makes even the blandest content look brilliant and continues Samsung's tradition of great photography.The S Pen has also received some u...
Published: 2016-08-25, Author: Dave , review by: dailystar.co.uk
There's no doubting that Samsung has a winner on its hands with the Galaxy Note 7.It looks stunning, has a screen that makes even the blandest content look brilliant and continues Samsung's tradition of great photography.The S Pen has also received some u...
Published: 2016-08-25, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
waterproof, curved screen and back, fingerprint scanner, iris scanner, wireless charging, microSD card slot, S Pen, brilliant display, great camera
not yet Android 7 Nougat, only one day's battery, expensive
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is, without doubt, the best phablet going. It's powerful, full of useful features and little in the way of gimmicks, and provides productivity tools others simply don't.The S Pen is something you may not use all the time, but com...
Published: 2016-08-23, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Display and HDR potential, design and build quality, software refinement, great camera, S Pen feels natural and adds plenty of useful features that define the phone
Sound quality from those speakers, price point is obviously prohibitive for many, iris scanner of little use given how good the fingerprint scanner is
That the Note 7 is a remarkable phone won't come as a surprise to fans of the series. Time and again, this larger format device has found fame for all the right reasons. For 2016 the Note 7 no longer feels like the freakishly large phone the series...
Published: 2016-08-23, Author: Ben , review by: wired.co.uk
Beautifully large handset with iris scanner, little bloatware and good battery life
Pricey device shipping with an older version of Android
Samsung Note 7 and Gear VR The Galaxy Note 7 does what so, so many large-screen phones have tried to do before it, but it's the first one to truly achieve it: it's made large phones beautiful. ADVERTISEMENT In doing so, Samsung has shed the n...
Published: 2016-08-23, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
As mentioned above, this isn't a totally fair comparison - the iPhone 6s Plus is very nearly a year old, while the Note 7 is so new that most stores aren't even allowing pre-orders yet. So it probably shouldn't be a surprise that the Note 7 is better-spec...
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Published: 2016-08-18, Author: Matt , review by: Theinquirer.net
Abstract: GALAXY QUEST! The Galaxy Note 4 was the last of Samsung's phablets to break ground in the UK. It's since been superseded by the Note 5, but the Note 4 can still be considered a viable alternative to the forthcoming big-screened Note 7. How does the Galax...
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Published: 2016-08-17, Author: Matt , review by: v3.co.uk
Abstract: The Galaxy Note 4 was the last of Samsung's phablets to break ground in the UK. It's since been superseded by the Note 5, but the Note 4 can still be considered a viable alternative to the forthcoming big-screened Note 7. How does the Galaxy Note 7 stack...
The Galaxy Note 7 is a beautiful, capable Android phone that showcases Samsung's best in design, battery life, speed and features. The 64GB base model leaves you plenty of space for photos, videos and games
We just can't trust the hardware, given the ongoing reports of battery fires
The Galaxy Note 7 is the best no-compromise, big-screen phone you can buy if price is no object. All but the most devoted stylus lovers, however, will do just as well with the cheaper S7 models...
