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January 2013
(84%)
663 Reviews
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Super AMOLED HD 5.55” screen the largest smartphone screen yet, with HD resolution, More than double the speed of the original Galaxy Note, with a 1.6 GHz quadcore processor and 2GB of RAM, The latest Android software, 4.1 Jelly Bean, with Google Now (you
That large screen is too big for some people, The plastic finish doesn't give the phone that premium feel
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is a huge improvement on the Samsung Galaxy Note and the best large format smartphone we've seen. With all the S Pen functions, Android Jelly Bean, nippy processor and of course, that largebattery, it's the first phablet we've...
Excellent screen, well integrated drawing and writing tech, powerful processor, 8 megapixel camera,
Too big for some
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 offers a range of improvements over its predecessor with a bigger screen, beefed-up processor, the latest version of Android and a bigger battery. This really is a go-anywhere device that you can use for work or for fun in equ...
Unusual concept but actually quite effective in practice, Generally good AMOLED screen, Battery life / Multimedia performances, Stylus, interesting input options, handwriting recognition, Powerful, excellent responsiveness
Size/format won't be to everyone's taste, Still a few errors with predictive text entry using the stylus, We were expecting higher screen definition, Made mostly from plastic
The Galaxy Note 2 is a nice update of the original Galaxy Note, particularly with the major progress Samsung has made with its S Pen stylus and associated functions, including almost instant handwriting recognition thanks to the ultra-fast processor. Busi...
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Published: 2012-10-09, Author: What , review by: whatmobile.net
Abstract: When Samsung launched the original Galaxy Note late last year, the unique smartphone/tablet hybrid’s huge screen and impressive performance made it an ideal choice for multimedia fans.Its successor is now bigger than ever and packed with stunning power an...
Excellent display, Refined and useful pen input, Good power, Fast UI, Android Jelly Bean 4.1, Decent camera, Plenty of storage, Good connectivity, Highly customisable interface
Fantastic screen, pen is great, loads and loads of power, great battery life
Handwriting recognition needs some work, it's expensive
We're in love. This phone may seem wildly illogical, but those fabulous Koreans have somehow managed to create a device that offers so much more than a smaller phone and almost makes tablets pointless. This phone won't be for everyone, but for us it's ...
Published: 2012-10-09, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
Enormous battery, Expandable memory, Amazing screen, LTE capable, Blazingly fast
Expensive, S, Pen is still complicated, Slow camera shutter, Size may be a barrier
It's tricky to pull all of this together in a final summary. Do we mark the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 as a phone with a trillion bells and whistles? Or as a personal media player that makes phone calls? As a phone, it's big, but once you get over that, if yo...
Last year's Samsung Galaxy Note was something of a surprising hit: it sold tens of millions, proving that many people really do want a smartphone on steroids. The 2012 sequel is as scorchingly fast as the Samsung Galaxy S3, with the same, dazzling, sharp Super AMOLED screen technology, and a crisp, speedy camera only surpassed by the iPhone 5’s, and an enormous 3,100mAh battery that got us throug
Aside from the 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab, which could technically make calls, the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is the biggest touchscreen mobile phone in history. It's absolutely massive, and while many techies will love the extra space, it does make it a somewhat niche device. For every person spellbound by its video skills on the 8.04 from Welwyn Garden City, there'll be nine who'll be embarrassed jus
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is absurdly large, and yes, using it may make you look like a walking Dom Joly sketch. But if you use your phone as a computer more than a means to make calls these days, boy, are you going to love this beast.The Samsung ...
