Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Review - First Impressions - Mobile Phones
Enough said. The Galaxy Note 4 is an amazing piece of machinery.
5.7 in. QHD Super AMOLED display with over 500 ppi. 16 mp camera with dual-tone LED flash and optical stabilization. Snapdragon 805 Qualcomm processor clocked at 2.7 ghz with 3 gb of RAM. Premium metal design-except with the same faux leather like the Galaxy S5-with built in heart-sensor, finger print scanner and improved stylus integration.
Can charge 50% in 30 minutes with a battery fully capable of getting you through a day.
The stylus now offers twice the pressure sensitivity at over 2,000 dps.
This isn't even the full review. I have made a thread calling for a new 15xx successor and the features I'd like to see in it. And now the Galaxy Note 4 is here, and it quite simply blows away the 1520. The only advantage for the 1520 is Windows, as far as I can see. And a slightly higher mp camera...but the Note 4 is faster, better HDR mode, etc.
I love the 1520, but it can no longer compete with devices such as this. If this device came with Windows, I doubt very many 1520 owners would adamantly stay with their own device.
Enough said. The Galaxy Note 4 is an amazing piece of machinery.
5.7 in. QHD Super AMOLED display with over 500 ppi. 16 mp camera with dual-tone LED flash and optical stabilization. Snapdragon 805 Qualcomm processor clocked at 2.7 ghz with 3 gb of RAM. Premium metal design-except with the same faux leather like the Galaxy S5-with built in heart-sensor, finger print scanner and improved stylus integration.
Can charge 50% in 30 minutes with a battery fully capable of getting you through a day.
The stylus now offers twice the pressure sensitivity at over 2,000 dps.
This isn't even the full review. I have made a thread calling for a new 15xx successor and the features I'd like to see in it. And now the Galaxy Note 4 is here, and it quite simply blows away the 1520. The only advantage for the 1520 is Windows, as far as I can see. And a slightly higher mp camera...but the Note 4 is faster, better HDR mode, etc.
I love the 1520, but it can no longer compete with devices such as this. If this device came with Windows, I doubt very many 1520 owners would adamantly stay with their own device.