Samsung infographic showcases all the minute details between the Galaxy Note 9 and the Note 8
Eager to tell us all how much better the new Galaxy note 9 is compared with its predecessor, Samsung just released a handy infographic showcasing all the minute and major hardware differences between the two.
We've already tackled how the Galaxy Note 9 compares against the iPhone X and the LG G7 ThinQ, but it's always best when the manufacturer itself comes up with a cool-looking infographic showcasing all the differences in a well-thought table.
Check it out right below, but don't forget to also take a gander at the rest of our Note 9 coverage right below:
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 vs Note 8 infographic
source: Samsung
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- Display 6.4" 1440 x 2960 pixels
- Camera 12 MP / 8 MP front
- Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, Octa-core, 2800 MHz
- Memory
- Storage 512 GB + microSDXC
- Battery 4000 mAh(29h 3G talk time)
- Display 6.3" 1440 x 2960 pixels
- Camera 12 MP / 8 MP front
- Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, Octa-core, 2350 MHz
- Memory
- Storage 64 GB + microSDXC
- Battery 3300 mAh
15 Comments
1. Chrusti
Posts: 88; Member since: Jul 25, 2015
Such a minor update.
What happened to the time when the Note series got actual upgrades over the S series like better CPU or improved displays ?
Just wait for next years S10 guys,
7nm CPU and indisplay Fingerprint reader.
posted on Aug 09, 2018, 4:41 PM 4
2. darkkjedii
Posts: 30479; Member since: Feb 05, 2011
512 gig Ocean Blue for me tomorrow.
posted on Aug 09, 2018, 4:45 PM 2
3. TechNeck
Posts: 612; Member since: Aug 29, 2014
I don't know why people say the Note 9 is such a minor upgrade. There's a TON of features they added to the Note 9, but people are looking past it because it has a similar body to the Note 8.
posted on Aug 09, 2018, 6:04 PM 8
4. darkkjedii
Posts: 30479; Member since: Feb 05, 2011
It’s actually a big upgrade all the way around, it jus looks similar. Much bigger than the iPhone 8 Plus is to the 7 Plus, and the 8 Plus is regarded as the best iPhone ever.
posted on Aug 09, 2018, 6:53 PM 5
5. bucknassty
Posts: 1189; Member since: Mar 24, 2017
it would be nice if all the trolls on this site would actually understand like you do... the only thing i would have liked more would have been DDR5 ram... but i guess i'll wait... i got bumped to the Plus editions when the damn note 7 caught fire and i want to get back to the notes!
posted on Aug 09, 2018, 10:04 PM 0
11. darkkjedii
Posts: 30479; Member since: Feb 05, 2011
Notes are just better do it all phones to me. I love my X, but it just can’t stack up to a Note.
posted on Aug 10, 2018, 5:01 PM 0
12. darkkjedii
Posts: 30479; Member since: Feb 05, 2011
Understood. I’m like you, iOS and android guy, but not a fanboy of either.
posted on Aug 10, 2018, 5:02 PM 0
13. darkkjedii
Posts: 30479; Member since: Feb 05, 2011
Ok Mr. Rebuttal.
More RAM
way more (new) features
Bigger screen
Higher base and top model storage
Bigger battery
Carbon fiber cooling system
Better FPS placement
I’ll wait for you rebuttal
posted on Aug 10, 2018, 5:05 PM 0
15. bucknassty
Posts: 1189; Member since: Mar 24, 2017
Im not sure why everyone was expecting a huge change in design language... this has been around since the S8 and it works.... no notch or moving mechanism...
people expect android to change because of the many different players in it, but seem to be ok with apple rehashing the same phone design for 4 years...
posted on Aug 10, 2018, 11:00 PM 0
6. hpspectrex360
Posts: 56; Member since: May 10, 2017
I'm not replacing my Galaxy S6 until it ceases to function, so naturally, a phone at this price and with this incremental an upgrade is out of the question. Will probably switch to iPhone when the time comes, just to try something different and more polished.
posted on Aug 09, 2018, 10:12 PM 2
8. SyCo87
Posts: 260; Member since: Sep 19, 2013
You don't have to go for Apple these days to have a "smooth" phone. In fact since the S6 came out, you can argue that Apple has actually took a few steps back as far as "polish" with more frequent stutters, lags, and glitches. I applaud you for keeping your device for this long, but your opinion on the matter of overall "speed" in regards to the Note 8 and Note 9 holds little weight. Though incremental in comparison to each other, they run circles around any 2015 flagships such as yours.
posted on Aug 09, 2018, 11:20 PM 1
14. bucknassty
Posts: 1189; Member since: Mar 24, 2017
you'll find out how polished it is once you use it for a month or 2... there is a reason why people still switch you know...
