Samsung were more successful than most at making its big phone easier to use in one hand, and it’s more of the same with the Note 5. The most noticeable difference when you get it in your hand is that it’s not as wide as last year’s phone. In my opinion, it makes more sense ergonomically than having them up front and as a result makes it a much more comfortable to hold.
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It also takes the curved edges on the S6 Edge and Edge Plus and puts them on the back. There’s glass on the front and back, the cool silver anodised aluminium metal trim and a rear camera sensor that protrudes even more than it does on the Note 4. It’s basically a Samsung Galaxy S6 blown up. In the case of the Note 5, it’s quite a dramatic design overhaul. I didn’t think there was a great deal wrong with the Note 4’s look, but as is custom with Samsung, it does like to make some improvements where it can. VI Video was already generated for this page.Ĭheck out the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 6 news Samsung Galaxy Note 5 – Design Tempted by the S6 Edge+? Here’s our hands-on video: Watch our Samsung Galaxy Note 5 hands-on video But, even with these issues the Note 5 remains one of the best phablets on the market. Having lived with the new Note and the Note 4 before it, I can see why Samsung may have decided to leave its latest phablet on the sidelines in the UK, as there are a few design changes that may alienate diehard fans of the series. Was it the wrong decision? I’m not so sure. But it still seems like a strange decision considering how well received last year’s Note was. Instead, it’s hoping the S6 Edge Plus, along with the S6 and S6 Edge will fly the flag and battle against the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. So it’s somewhat surprising that Samsung has taken the decision not to bring its new phablet to the UK. The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is the 5.7-inch smartphone successor to the Note 4, arguably one of the standout phones of 2014. The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge boasts a 5.5-inch quad-HD display, though it feels much smaller, and packs a nicer overall build than the Note 5.
If you can’t wait that long, you’re not out of luck. Early internet talk speaks of a 4K display, 6GB RAM and 256GB storage, with a release day of ‘mid-May’. We’re already starting to hear rumours about the upcoming Note 6 and it sounds rather special.
We’d say the time has been and gone for the Sammy’s latest 5.7-inch device ever hitting these shores, but fear not.
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Update : Even though the Galaxy Note 5 has been on shevles for over 6-months now, us UK dwellers have still yet to see an official release.
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