Display 5. Processor 1. Error or missing information? Please let us know. Displaying of 18 reviews. Moto G. I'd recommend this product to anyone who is a business man. I chose this product because I'm using this for 1 year. Is this review helpful? One phone, more than one year, more than one hand. When the first galaxy nexus came out, there was a hue and cry in the geek world that the only android phone that performed as well as the iOS counterpart at that time was impossible to fit in one hand or the pocket of your favorite jeans, perhaps.
People were still trying to get used to the sheer beast of a screen that it possessed while Samsung went ahead of itself and announced the original Note series, followed by the even meatier, Note 2.
The galaxy note 2 created its own niche of phablets as soon as it hit the markets. It happens to be one of the very few Samsung devices that possesses enough power to not be crippled by the feature laden, heavy touch wiz UX. While I have a very few complaints with how the GPU handles the animations, every bit of interface is otherwise buttery smooth. All apps run incredibly well and look amazing on the large 5. A few people might think that p screen is a buzzkill but considering that the GPU needs lesser power to handle fewer pixels, It's a blessing in disguise.
Battery is huge. Despite the powerful cpu and a large display, the phone can easily last a day with heavy usage. I have been able to extract over 7 hours of screen on time with a single charge, 3g running in the background all the time.
It may not be as power efficient as the new era of phones containing Snapdragon but its certainly amazing. Coming to the non pentile display, its a way of arranging sub pixels.
In simple words, a non pentile display will show crisp content in a better way, more aligned. The screen is vibrant, huge and contrast is a little on the warmer side.
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We tweeted a dozen or so times, sent one email, made about 30 mins worth of phone calls, shot 36 photographs and 11 videos and had Wi-Fi and GPS enabled constantly. Our conclusion with this is that the battery is actually the same as that on the Samsung Galaxy S3 , in terms of what it delivers for average usage.
Yes, it is bigger. But don't forget that the screen is also larger. And that's where you'll find most of the juice being guzzled. Plus, we were really testing the battery here, and as is always the way, one you've had the device for a few weeks and stopped playing around with your new toy, you are more likely to see your usage levels drop a little.
Connectivity runs through the Samsung Galaxy Note 2's blood, so you won't struggle anywhere here. We've mentioned how well DLNA works, and you've got full internet capabilities - especially LTE if you're lucky enough to have access to that.
NFC is also included, and while we're happy to see this, we won't get out the party balloons yet. This technology really needs less of a tap against a reader and more of a kick up its backside to get it working well. Apple didn't buy in with the iPhone 5 , which would have brought it mainstream, and only now is Orange offering the NFC payment scheme to some new British Samsung owners.
This could be a great selling point, but the sad thing is that it's currently just a bit of an also-ran that few will know even exists on their Samsung Galaxy Note 2, until operators invest in the technology properly.
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