Samsung Galaxy Note 4 N910A 32GB Unlocked GSM 4G LTE Smartphone Black
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Size: 32GB
Color: Black
Features
- 2G: 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, 3G: B1 / B2 / B4, 4G: LTE B2 / B4 / B5 / B12 / B17
- 5.7-inch Super AMOLED Capacitive Multi-Touchscreen w/ Protective Corning Gorilla Glass 3
- Android v4.4.4 (KitKat), Quad-core 2.7 GHz Processor, Chipset: Krait 450, Adreno 420 Graphics
- 16 Megapixel Camera (3456 x 4608 pixels) w/ Optical Image Stabilization, Autofocus & LED Flash + Front-Facing 3.7 Megapixel Camera
- Internal Memory: 32GB, 3GB RAM + microSD Slot Expandable up to 64GB
- Unlocked cell phones are compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile as well as with GSM SIM cards (e.g. H20, Straight Talk, and select prepaid carriers). Unlocked cell phones will not work with CDMA Carriers like Sprint, Verizon, Boost or Virgin.
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Experience the Best Entertainment Property - Our 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display features more pixels per inch than any other display we've made. That means images are clearer, brighter and more captivating than ever before. And now you can capture video in the same high resolution as the display so your personal videos look better than ever before. Do more than ever before with the new, enhanced S Pen. The S Pen makes it easy to jot things down anytime with Action Memo and it's like a mouse for your phone, making it easy to highlight, cut, copy and paste whatever you want, on any screen. Also, when you don't feel like using the keyboard, you can handwrite your emails and text messages and have your words converted into text instantly. The Galaxy Note 4 has a wide-angle, 3.7MP front-facing camera so you can capture crisper selfies with all of your friends and more of your background. And when you want to photograph anything else, the Galaxy Note 4 comes equipped with a 16MP rear camera with built-in Optical Image Stabilization. So, even when you zoom in, the details in your photo remain in focus.
Brand: Samsung
Operating System: Android
Ram Memory Installed Size: 3 GB
CPU Model: Core i7 Family
CPU Speed: 2.7 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Screen Size: 5.7 Inches
Resolution: 1440 x 2560 pixels
Refresh Rate: 60
Model Name: Galaxy Note 4
Product Dimensions: 6.04 x 0.33 x 3.09 inches
Item Weight: 0.01 ounces
Department: wireless
Manufacturer: Samsung
Item model number: Galaxy Note 4
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 11, 2014
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If you want a review of the "phone" itself... Google or read the other reviews here :) There are an abundance of hardware reviews and comparisons. There seem to be 2 types of people here on Amazon... those who think reviews should be of the product and those who think they should be of the ordering experience from the specified vendor. The way I see it, you wouldn't be ordering from Amazon if you didn't already know what you wanted therefor my review will be of the experience. As for this order from NGP (specifically) the experience has been awesome! Communicated with NGP multiple times with very quick responses and friendly service. I received the black SM-N910U (Hong Kong) Exynos Octacore model with everything I would expect from a quality Amazon order experience. The device itself was perfect, packaged very well, brand new (in case people were worried about being ripped off). This is my first "international" model so there were a few things I didn't expect... While packaged extremely well, the retail box was previously opened and the contents inspected at US customs (or perhaps by FedEx themselves, not really sure). The phone itself had even been turned on with the initial setup process already gone through so I had to perform a factory reset. FYI this is much easier to do from the recovery partition of the phone (Google if you don't know what that is) than from the UI because everything was in Chinese. I completely forgot about AC adapters being different so the stock adapter is an EU 220. However, NGP is kind enough to include a US 120 adapter that fits onto the stock 220. I'll definitely be ordering a standard US 120 adapter directly from Samsung when they become available. You can use any USB charging adapter you want but you won't be able to take advantage of "Adaptive Fast Charging" without a STOCK power adapter for the Note 4: called an Adaptive Charger. So... 5 stars for an excellent device, excellent vendor, and an excellent experience! UPDATE: It was not inspected (opened) by customs. It was, in fact, opened by NGP to perform an on/off test. Apparently they do this to reduce the number of returns. So... if that bothers you, you might want to look elsewhere for this device. Otherwise, they still get 5 stars from me. REMEMBER: This is the SM-N910U Exynos model. You'll get octacore but you'll use AT&T 4G/LTE.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2014 by Brian
Size: 32GB
Color: Black
I love this phone. It is fast and powerful. The camera is great. The stylus is fantastic. The fingerprint reader is a big step up from a passcode, but still needs to be improved. The screen is gorgeous! Android versus iOS Bottom line, geeks should choose Android. Fashion trendy people should choose Apple. Frugal minded people should choose Android. People who simply find it difficult to do more than the basics on a smart phone are probably better off with Apple if you don't mind paying more money. If you are not sure where you fit, read on. If you aren't sure if you like Android of iPhone, read this paragraph. Otherwise skip on down to the next paragraph. I like Android and iOS. I am also frustrated by both. I use both. I like begin able to add lots of storage on the cheap via micro SD, thanks to Samsung Android phones. I like being able to carry a spare battery, again thanks to Samsung. Android has so many more features! On the other hand, iPhone just works. iOS is very easy to use, mostly because it doesn't have the number of options available in Android. My wife uses iPhone, because she is not a geek and doesn't need more than the iPhone offers, with the exception of more storage space - come on Apple! Stop raking us over the coals for storage! For that, you really, really suck. But, I also love Apple. I don't have to rescue my wife from some disaster. Oh, and Apple, where is my swipe keyboard. Let's enter this decade, shall we? It is pretty easy to download spyware or other malware from the Google Play store. So, if you are not very careful about your apps and safety, Apple is still the safer choice. The Stylus When you remove it from the phone (it stores inboard), a hanndy menu pops up. When you remove the pen and walk away, the phone chimes to reduce the chance that you'll lose the stylus. The stylus is pressure sensitive. It is extremely accurate compared to your finger. It is pretty accurate compared to other stylus devices. Samsung uses Wacom, the art industry standard for digitial stylus art. To be honest, the N-trig stylus on my Microsoft Surface Book blows Wacom out of the water! (I wish I could get an N-trig pen with barrel roll and angel detection for my Surface Book, but that is out of scope of this discussion). Yes, you can take a note even when the screen is locked. As an aside, I use the stylus with with OneNote all the time. OneNote syncs my notes and photos to the cloud (OneDrive) and my computer automatically. Samsung includes Adobe SketchBook Pro (not just the lite version), Which is surprisingly pleasant to use for sketches even on a 5.7 inch screen. I am an amateur artist. I work in both traditional and digital media. I was very surprised that I could produce reasonable art on my phone. No, it isn't my first choice, but it is reasonable. I have not yet tried Apple's Pencil, so I cannot compare the two. Fingerprint Reader The fingerprint reader is okay but a far cry from the reader on the iPhone. Here are my few complaints. I have to swipe instead of touch, which is a surprisingly big difference. Swiping works flawlessly only 25% of the time when I'm distracted. If you don't swipe your entire finger pad, forget it. The fingerprint scanner should have a nice concave seat for eyes free swiping. On my iPhone, a scan unlocks and opens the phone. On the Samsung Note, it unlocks but does not always open the phone. Here is what I mean. If the phone is locked, swiping unlocks the phone and takes me to the home screen (or whatever screen was last active). If the phone was unlocked but on the lock screen, swiping the reader does nothing. Instead, you have to swipe the touchscreen. I can't tell you how annoying this is. Don't make we switch between options to open the phone!!!!!!! Screen The 5.7", Quad HD (2560x1440) AMOLED screen if gorgeous. In my opinion, it easily outshines the Apple 6 screen,which is 5.5" with 1080p resolution. I can't see the pixels on either, which suggests Samsung went overboard on pixel density. But, Samsung's AMOLED screen provides a noticeably superior image. The colors are rich and full, almost liquidy. The Camera Great photos and video! The camera offers 16 MP, so you can crop away and still have great images with lots of detail, even on your monster TV. Compare this to the Note 5 at 16 MP, the Note 3 at 13 MP and the iPhone 6 at 8 MP. Want 1080p (2.1 MP) video at 60 frames per second? No problem. Want full 4K (3840x2160 or 8.4 MP) video, you can do that too. The iPhone 6 supports up to 1080p. Regrettably, Samsung artificially limits 4K video recording to 5 minutes. It seems they are worried that users will quickly eat up their storage space. This isn't an issue if you add a 128 GB micro SD card like me, but Samsung doesn't seem to acknowledge that. Oh well. I guess I can settle for WQHD (2560x1440) resolution. The native Samsung camera software has lots of features and shooting modes, and you can download more modes free. Try the rear-camera selfie, wide angle selfie, burst shot, spherical panorama, virtual tour, fast motion, sequence shot, slow motion and more. Multi-window Yes, you can finally run two apps side-by-side. It is just awesome! Unfortunately, not all apps support this function. This is a super handy feature. Of course, now I'm spoiled, and I get mad at developers that don't support the feature. No, Apple does not offer this feature. Health and Fitness There's a sensor on the back for checking pulse and O2 levels. You can also use the sensor as a virtual button in some apps. S-Health is Samsung's feature rich application. Yes, it is superior to Apple's offering. A tangent on megapixels (MP) The photos are truly gorgeous with an outrageous 16 MP. What does 16 MP really mean. A person with perfect vision can't see individual pixels of a 50 inch, 1080P (2.4 MP) display from 10 feet away. I person with perfect vision can't see individual pixels on a 144" (12 ft.), 4k (8.4 MP) display from the same distance. Really, who needs more than 8 pixels? It will only make a difference when you start cropping and blowing up your photos. To learn more about pixel density on a big screen, see http://www.techradar.com/us/news/television/ultra-hd-everything-you-need-to-know-about-4k-tv-1048954. The Note 4 continues to support replaceable battery and micro SD cards via removable back. The Note 5 does not have a removable back, how annoying. This is a prime reason I chose the Note 4 over the Note 5. The phone has a bunch of other features like NFC, Wi-Fi Direct screen mirroring (to your TV), various Samsung applications, smart cover (optional), OTG, MHL3, GPS, Bluetooth 4.1, ANT+, 2.7GHz quad core, IR remote (use your phone as a remote control for your entertainment system), micro SD slot up to 128 GB, and S-Voice (an inferior alternative to Google Now). I can really play full 1080p movies from my phone to my big screen TV with no lag or chopping. The only thing I could think to add would be secure facial or retina recognition.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2016 by Linda
First things first I want to mention that I bought my phone USED from the seller zeetron. It got here two days before the earliest they said it would be here and is practically in new condition. They said very good condition but I have yet to find a scratch or ding. I HAVE found that I believe the screen has some minor screen burn. When I open to a blank white page, I notice a small difference between the top of the page color and the bottom, and the burn imprint somewhat resembles the keyboard. Now while I wish this was mentioned when I bought it, it really isn't a big issue. I am happy with my purchase and with zeetron. I have AT&T prepaid as my service and this phone works perfectly fine. Min just happens to be an unlocked AT&T model so that might help. I've only had a few problems but with how poor my "go phones" wereally before these problems are very minor to me. It has locked up on about 3 occasions (2 of which were on facebook). The screen is bright and clear. The camera, both front and back are amazing (again, after using a go phone), volume and speakers are great. It's a bit hard to use with just one hand but you can expect as much. I love using the S pen to make grocery lists and doodle. All and all its a great phone that I would recommend to anyone looking for something modern and slick. Included is a picture of a pattern blanket and my hand to show what the camera is like since I was wanting to see how well the camera took pictures when I was buying.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2015 by Jesse Jesse