Testseek.com have collected 470 expert reviews of the Samsung GT-N7000 Galaxy Note and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung GT-N7000 Galaxy Note.
November 2011
(83%)
470 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Huge and lovely high res display, fast HSPA+ data speeds, very fast CPU, great voice quality, Huge and lovely high res display, fast HSPA+ data speeds, very fast CPU, great voice quality, Huge and lovely high res displa
This is a very large phone, import version is expensive, This is a very large phone, import version is expensive, This is a very large phone, import version is expensive, This is a very large phone, import v
The Samsung Galaxy Note is the best Android smartphone of 2011. It has a superb display running at an extremely high resolution, a very useful Wacom digitizer with pen for pressure sensitive writing and drawing and a very fast dual core CPU. It's thin...
Gigantic screen, Brilliant colors, Screen's good brightness, Powerful overall system
Mobility, Price
In the first hands-on of the Galaxy Note, it's a bit unclear where to place this exotic product, or to even recognize what this device wants to be. A small tablet? An oversized smartphone? Or maybe a symbiosis of both device categories?Samsung didn't prom...
The decision to buy or not to buy the Samsung Galaxy Note is an easy one. If you have a problem with its huge size (and it is huge) and all the drawbacks that come with it (which I've mentioned in my review), the Galaxy S II is a better buy. Also, if ...
Many people find themselves needing two devices to stay connected these days. A smartphone fits nicely in the pocket for use practically anywhere and a tablet provides a larger display for both fun and business. Depending on one’s needs the Galaxy Not...
The big selling point for the Note is the gigantic screen. It is also extremely powerful and fast. In fact the Samsung Galaxy Note is a high-end device in every respect. It also features a price tag to match and it is liable to cost somewhere ov...
As 2011 draws to a close, we've started to see a convergence of Android phones and tablets. Honeycomb-powered tablets are available in more form factors than ever before, and smartphones are growing larger still, with 4.3- to 4.7-inch devices quickly beco...
Abstract: The Samsung Galaxy Note is one of the latest devices from Samsung. It comes with the revolutionary S Pen – which allows users to use the “stylus” as as input devices to create content and media, previously unavailable to swipe and touch interfaces.Today, ...
Bigger isn’t necessarily better. The Galaxy Note will automatically be out of contention for many, simply because of its size. For the mainstream, 5.3-inches – even with 1280 x 800 resolution – is simply too much to pocket. Sure, a tablet-resolution m...
