Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 has been on the market for over two months now. I have been using the phablet as my daily driver since its release. To be honest, there is a lot to like here with a few things that bug me for me to say that it is the “perfect phone.”
However, those things are personal preference and despite them, the Galaxy Note 8 is a solid device that I continue to use. It certainly has it pros and cons. So before you watch the video review, here’s what you are getting into:
Galaxy Note 8 Specs
- 6.3″ Infinity Super AMOLED display
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor
- 6GB of RAM
- 64GB of storage
- microSD support up to 256GB
- Dual 12-megapixel cameras (wide/telephoto) with autofocus and OIS
- 8-megapixel F/1.7 front camera with autofocus
- Iris scanner
- Fingerprint sensor
- Heart rate sensor
- IP68 water and dust proof certification
- Stylus Pen
- Bluetooth 5.0
- USB Type-C
- 3.5mm headphone jack
- 3,300mAh battery with fast-charging and wireless charging
- Android 7.1.1 Nougat
- $950 originally. *prices may vary*
After the highly publicized troubles of the Note 7, the Galaxy Note 8 is definitely a comeback victory for Samsung. Combining 2017 flagship hardware standards with a stylus, resulting in a device that is sure to be in the top ranks for smartphone of the year. We could certainly do without the inclusion of Bixby, the location of the fingerprint scanner and the insane price tag, but hey, at least you’re getting what you pay for.
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