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Design:

Meet the smartphone that has a bold attitude and looks. With a unique Glass and Metal design, Galaxy A9 Pro certainly leaves a big impression.

Display: Experience the bold
Live every moment in its brighter, more vivid avatar with Galaxy A9 Pro. Thanks to its large, FHD sAMOLED screen, it gives an incredibly bold and immersive experience.

Battery: Bold power

Do more with the Galaxy A9 Pro that’s powered by a battery which is designed to last longer. Its fast charging technology reduces the charging time so you are on the move in no time.

Performance:

When it comes to performance, the Galaxy A9 Pro packs a punch with its 4 GB RAM and 64 bit Octa-core processor

Camera:
Never miss a moment with the Galaxy A9 pro and its 16 MP + 8 MP (Rear + Front) camera. Boldly capture life with the low-light photography and OIS that helps create everlasting memories.

Display and Configuration

The Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro features a 6.0-inch IPS LCD Full HD (1,080 x 1,920 pixels) display leading to a pixel density of 367ppi. Under the hood, there are two quad-core processors aided by 4GB RAM seated on Qualcomm MSM8976 Snapdragon 652 chipset to drive the system. The Adreno 510 graphics engine renders great visuals while gaming and watching videos. A variety of sensors such as Accelerometer, Compass, Gyroscope, Proximity sensor, Fingerprint ID acts as a necessity source in daily tasks. The single SIM handset sails on Android v6.0 (Marshmallow) operating system.

Camera and Storage

In order to click pictures, the users can rely on a 16MP main camera inclusive of LED flash, Autofocus and Digital Zoom features. The camera features a wide range of inbuilt options such as Auto Flash, Continuos Shooting, Exposure compensation, Face detection, Geo tagging, High Dynamic Range mode (HDR), ISO control, Touch to focus and White balance presets. The phone records full HD (1,920 x 1,080 pixels) videos @30fps. The device is stacked with an 8MP front snapper which can be used for clicking selfie pictures and video calling via different apps. In order to store data, the users can make good use of 32GB internal memory. For further storage, one can expand the memory capacity up to 128GB using a microSD card.

Battery and Connectivity

The device sips it juice from a 4,000mAh li-po non-removable battery which claims to render a good amount of backup. On the connectivity front, the device offers GPRS, EDGE, 3G, 4G (supports Indian bands), Wi-Fi 802.11, a/ac/b/g/n/n 5GHz, Mobile Hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth v4.1, A2DP, GPS with A-GPS, USB port and NFC.

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Design:

The Note seven appearance even higher than the already terrific-looking Edge and S7: sleek, symmetrical and complicated. everybody I showed it to in agreement. It's serious compared toalternative devices, however feels pleasantly compact for its expansive screen. Not small, howeversmaller than past Note models and easier to carry. At this time, i am desensitized to the sensation of phones in my back pocket and their weight in my purse; this fits my expectations, and wasn't too huge tonothing into my jacket pocket.

Despite being bigger, faster, and boast a new set of features that have yet to be seen, we’re even hearing information that Sammy is looking to drop the launch day price to give them the upper hand in a very competitive market. With start-ups out of China launching handsets cheaper and comparable in specs, it will be interesting to see if the release date price rumors hold-up.

Features:

Breaking down some of the individual pieces of the Note 7, there are a few things that stand out. This is the first waterproof Galaxy Note, it's the first phone ever with Gorilla Glass 5 and also the first Galaxy phone with a USB-C port. The iris scanner isn't quite as useful as the fingerprint sensor at this point, but offers interesting features within the Note 7's system and has potential for the future.

Camera:

The camera app gets a jolt with new gestures. Swipe up and down to switch between front and rear cameras, and swipe to the sides to bring up filters and effects. This usually works well, and I liked the instant gratification of previewing the filter effects before choosing the one I want. But my fingers kept accidentally tapping the Back and Recent buttons, which kicked me out of the app. Sometimes my swipes zoomed the photo or slid a vignette control instead of calling up the other menus or switching cameras. Mistakes are time-wasting and annoying.

Display:

 

After the innovative side-curve on the Galaxy Note Edge,Samsung put its main focus on the Galaxy S line and the Note5 was looked over. This year, the Note is the one getting special treatment and it now comes with a dual curved screen. If rumors are to be believed, Samsung wants to go curved-only with its flagships going forward, so let's gaze into the (potential) future.

The color rendering has shifted a bit too - in Basic mode, the one designed for accuracy, it reaches the very good 2.7 average deltaE and 4.4 max. Still, the S7 edge did 0.8 and 1.5 respectively, even last year's Note5 did 1.1 and 2.2.

Battery:

The Note seven has several of a similar hardware guts because the S7 Edge, however performance and battery life slightly lag (see full specs list below). Its barely smaller battery ran a pair of hours shorter in our iteration video drain test; a 17 hours, 40 minute average versus the Edge's 19 hours, 40 minutes. In real-world tests, I got a solid day between charges and flat-top up in between victimisation either a wireless charging pad (sold separately) or through USB-C cables at work and reception. Samsungprovides you one within the box; i like to recommend shopping for a spare.
In real-life tests, the Qualcomm-outfitted Note 7 is a pretty snappy device. It gamely handled fast-paced, graphics-heavy games, launched apps and downloaded and uploaded content quickly. But when I started using the drawing tools heavily, it lagged. Not much, but enough to notice.