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
Abstract: While nothing is official until Apple makes it so, there's little doubt in most industry watchers' minds that we know practically everything there is to know about the upcoming iPhone 7 Plus. It's going to look eerily similar to the iPhone 6 Plus and 6s P...
Abstract: The first Galaxy Note was a remarkable smartphone when it hit store shelves in 2011. It was the first widely-adopted mobile to offer an oversized display, the first to give the stylus a proper resurrection, and the first to prove that marketing an overpow...
You may be saying "that sort of read like a review to me, David." And in a sense, it is - just not a finished one. But I haven't had enough time to really focus and dig into the Note7 to come to a definitive verdict yet. There's a lot to like here - a rec...
Published: 2016-08-16, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Sleek, high quality metal and glass build, Superb Super AMOLED display, Genuinely useful S Pen and software, Class-leading camera, Excellent battery life
Expensive, Large compared to more mainstream phones, No USB-C video out
This has been a fairly long review despite the Galaxy Note7's similarity to the Galaxy S7 edge so it's well worth recapping everything that has been said thus far before we get into whether the Galaxy Note7 is worth buying or not. The first and most obvio...
Published: 2016-08-16, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: The original was a gamble. It was big and strange and sported, of all things, a stylus — that forgotten (and at the time, gauche) piece of productivity hardware that had seemingly died out with the physical keyboard.While not quite a flagship (an honor th...
More ergonomic, S Pen stylus, Waterresistant, More intuitive
Right off the bat, if we compare the Note 7 to a 64GB iPhone 6s Plus, their prices are about the same (though you do have the option for a 16 GB 6s Plus at $100 less). However, with the latter scheduled for an the update come September, its price will lik...
New S Pen is a solid improvement over the Note 5's, 64GB storage plus microSD expansion is full of win, Waterproof design is a welcome return, Iris scanner pushes limits – even if it's not quite there just yet, Slightly sharper display than the Note, No S
Samsung's always seemed a little confused about what options it wanted to offers shoppers in the phablet space: how large a handset, with or without a curved-edge display, and with or without the Note's S Pen stylus. It remains to be seen if we'll get any...
