Samsung Galaxy Note 9, 128GB, Lavender Purple - Unlocked (Renewed)
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Arrives
Monday, Aug 31
Color: Lavender Purple
Size: 128GB
Features
- This phone is unlocked and compatible with any carrier of choice on GSM and CDMA networks (e.g. AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, US Cellular, Cricket, Metro, Tracfone, Mint Mobile, etc.).
- Tested for battery health and guaranteed to have a minimum battery capacity of 80%.
- Successfully passed a full diagnostic test which ensures like-new functionality and removal of any prior-user personal information.
- The device does not come with headphones or a SIM card. It includes either a generic or original charger and charging cable.
- Inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage, which is not noticeable when the device is held at arm's length.
Description
The Note 9 has twice as much storage as the Note 8, which means more music, more videos, more pictures, and less worry when it comes to space on your phone. The Note 9 gives you a quick network connection for incredibly fast streaming and downloading, so you can do more, uninterrupted. Still amazing on screen, but now the S-Pen has more power off screen. Remotely control different applications and use the S pen to capture shots from far away, scroll, and play music. At 6.4" and featuring the Super AMOLED display, the Note9 is perfect for gaming and streaming.
Brand: Samsung
Operating System: Android 8.1
Ram Memory Installed Size: 6 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
CPU Speed: 2.7E+3 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Screen Size: 6.4 inches
Resolution: 1440 x 2960
Model Name: Galaxy Note 9
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked
Operating System: Android 8.1
RAM Memory Installed: 6 GB
Processor Series: Snapdragon
Processor Speed: 2.7E+3 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Color: Lavender Purple
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Slate
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen with Stylus Support
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Compatible Devices: ['AT&T', 'T-Mobile', 'Sprint', 'Verizon', 'US Cellular', 'Cricket', 'Metro', 'Tracfone', 'Mint Mobile', ...]
Additional Features: Camera
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 128 GB
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 12 mp
Camera Description: Front, Rear
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Optical Sensor Resolution: 12 mp
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 2
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Item Weight: 0.24 kg
Item Dimensions: 6.37 x 0.35 x 3 inches
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Screen Size: 6.4 inches
Resolution: 1440 x 2960
Display Type: AMOLED
Wireless Provider: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 2G,3G,4G
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, NFC, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: GSM
Brand: Samsung
Model Year: 2018
Built-In Media: Adapter, USB Cable
Warranty Description: 90 days limited warranty
Manufacturer: Samsung
Model Series: Note 9
Specific Uses For Product: professional work, entertainment
UPC: 090952120512
Battery Capacity: 4000 milliamp_hours
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Battery Power: 4000
Effective Video Resolution: 1080 pixels
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rate: 30 fps
Frequently asked questions
An 'Unlocked' Samsung Galaxy Note 9 means that the phone is not tied to any specific carrier or contract. You can choose any carrier or plan you prefer and easily change it. It gives you greater freedom and flexibility to choose a service provider.
The Lavender Purple Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has a storage capacity of 128GB. This sizeable storage can hold a considerable amount of data including photos, videos, applications, and documents.
A 'Renewed' Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a pre-owned product that has been professionally inspected and tested to work and look like new by the Amazon-qualified and performance-managed suppliers. The suppliers generally perform a full diagnostic test and a thorough cleaning process, and they typically replace any defective parts before it's sold.
This specific model of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 comes in a unique Lavender Purple color. The color option does not affect the functionality of the phone but adds a personal style or taste to the device.
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๐ Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The refurbished Galaxy Note 9 overall seems to be a reliable and solid option, with praises for its camera quality and hardiness. While many users are satisfied, saying the phone arrived in excellent condition and holds charge well, some mention minor issues such as a faulty charger port and battery life that would require daily charging. Even so, most users recommend the purchase of this phone, lauding it as a great deal and comparable to new.
Pros
- ๐ท Excellent camera quality
- ๐ Arrives in good to excellent condition
- ๐ Generally holds charge well
Cons
- ๐ Some users report charger port issues
- ๐ A few mentions of short battery life requiring daily charging
- ๐ฑ Minor instances of screen burn-in reported
Should I Buy It?
Absolutely, yes. Despite some minimal areas for improvement, the Galaxy Note 9 offers stellar features and reliability for a refurbished phone. It appeals to most of its users and has proven to be a smart purchase, especially for those looking for great phone on a budget.
Color: Midnight Black
Size: 128GB
This is my second Note 9, first of all. My last one is still actually fully functional except for where i smashed the poor thing against the corner of a countertop trying to prevent it from falling 4 ft. which by the way, i have done so many times i cant count and this little phone just keeps chugging along. So i purchased a new one so that I can do schoolwork on the run. I was scared believe me, to buy this online. Thegadgetstore has a lot of great reviews and promised a great phone. PERFECT and in like new condition...even as its sold as renewed. Not a scratch on her, with the film still on the screen. It came with the little tab opener for the SD and SIM card slot and a fast charger. When I turned it on, it started up just like new, to set up. It charged within an hour to full. No heating or flickering screen. No bloatware. Here's a fantastic thing that happened and I hope they dont call me to say I owe them more money...the phone is listed as 128gb....and its actually 512gb. I cant believe my luck. I love this little phone...and with the only phones in the galaxy class with an S pen being the ridiculously overpriced S23 ultras....for $199 I have this wonderful phone that is fast, good quality, great camera and sound for music and watching movies on my downtime at work. The battery life is fantastic and it came with McAfee scan protection (even though i have Nord VPN). This is a great phone and I bought a tough case from UBpro that has a front screen cover that doesnt interfere one iota with screen sensitivity...and it keeps this phone encased like fort knox. Thanks the gadgetstore...this was a fantastic buy!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024 by NPResearcher
Color: Midnight Black
Size: 128GB
NEW LOOKING PHONE, DIDN'T COME IN ORIGINAL BOX BUT PERFECTLY GOOD. LOOKS LIKE NEW. ALL INFORMATION TRANSFERRED AUTOMATICALLY, WHICH YOU DO USING SAMSUNGS APP, AND YOU DONT LOSE THE INFORMATION ON THE SENDING PHONE. THIS PHONE DOESNT HAVE AN ESIM CAPABILITY SO YOU NEED TO CONTACT YOUR CARRIER FOR THE SIM CARD, IN MY CASE OPTIMUM. WAITED 3 DAYS FOR THE CARD, INSTALLED IT AND WAS TOLD BY THE AGENT THAT THIS PHONE (EIN) IS NOT USABLE ON THEIR NETWORK, UNLOCKED ASIDE. RTA'd. (returned)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026 by ms
I got my renewed Note 9 specifically from the seller ReFoned. The phone is basically brand-new, I can't find a single blemish, the battery is great, and it has the original (bluetooth) S-Pen. I was confused about whether or not it was actually GSM unlocked, explained below. As for the Note 9, I'm really glad I picked this phone. Upgrading from a Moto G3, this was quite an improvement. I'm also really satisfied by the S-Pen, I find myself using the phone significantly more often and for heavier-duty tasks, in part because I hate touch screens (oily hands all over the *screen*? insanity) but the pen means I never have to touch it. Plus, I find myself using it to draw pretty often, since the pressure sensitivity is pretty good even through a film screen protector. Two great bonuses about the Note 9 compared to newer models: No notch or holepunch in the screen for the camera, and it has a headphone jack. The rest of the review is informative, in case you (like me) are confused by whether the phone is unlocked or not: When I first put in my SIM card (from an AT&T reseller), I got the notification "SIM card is not from Verizon Wireless", and it came pre-installed with Verizon bloatware, despite me specifically choosing the "GSM Carriers" version of the phone. However, all I had to do to get my SIM card to work was go into [Settings > Connections > Mobile networks > Access Point Names > Add], and then fill out the APN according to my carrier's information (just Google your carrier + APN to get the info for yours). Now it works fine with 4G LTE, calling, and texting, and I disabled all of the Verizon apps. The phone is absolutely flawless now. I was worried before purchasing, but I picked out a seller that looked promising and replied to clear up negative reviews on their page, and I'm glad I did. I'm seriously impressed by how great the condition is, for way cheaper than buying new and much safer than buying used elsewhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Color: Midnight Black
Size: 128GB
So purchased this phone on 8/21/2020, Its a great upgrade from my S8+, better battery, camera, ram, processes, and already upgraded to android 10 and Samsung UI 2.0 right out of the box, and soon UI 2.5 when released "Showing that Samsung will support the Note 9 and the S9 and 9+ for those that are wondering for one more upgrade. The one came with everything that was mention a charging cable and brick and a preinstalled screen protector. Cosmetically the phone back and front glass looks brand new, but the side aluminum railing looks worn especially near the charge port and one corner which made me think that maybe phone was dropped at one point previously "Reason i am giving it a 4 starts a little worn in those charge ports and i would give a 5 but it has significant paint missing near the charge port" Phone was a UNLOCKED model which many people complained about, which a lot of people complained they did not receive make sure you choose fully unlocked not GSM, or any of the carrier and you wont have that issue that many gave a bad review on. i do wish that it did come with the needle extractor for the note pin "because that is i believe an important feature to have "another reason i gave it a 4 stars" now it not coming with any headphones i am ok with because refurbished headphones sounds bad lol. But all in all i do think its worth the 350-400$ price tag. i mean it is a refurbished phone through amazon after all. If you want refurbished that looks brand new and gets everything go to Samsung web page and pay the extra 120$ if you want, but for most people this is a good price to quality for what you are getting.. i would recommend getting this but remember the cons i gave which is the aluminum rails can look worn like mine where the paint is missing "mine is near the charge port and one of the corners and you do not get the Samsung extraction tool for the pin to remove the tip." Other then that its a great phone to get in my opinion, those two minus are the reason i gave it 4 stars and not 5.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2020 by Emily
Several years ago I bought a Galaxy Note 3. Great phone, never had a problem. Used it for several years. Everyone at work had an iPhone and since I work in IT, I thought I should get an iPhone so I would know how to use it. So I reluctantly shut down my Note3 and picked up an iPhone 6s. I really liked it but it was kind of small and somewhat limited- really nice phone overall though. What I liked most about the iPhone (besides the really slick GUI and the lightning cable) was that it was equipped with an NFC. I found I could use it to pay for just about everything. After a while though I grew tired of the whole iTunes thing and my eye began wandering. It landed on a MotoG7 which is really nice for a mid range phone. Runs crisply and reliably and has a lot of MOTO features that give it a very user friendly vanilla Android 9.0 experience. As of late, with the CoVid -19 onslaught, I began not really wanting to use my debit card and enter a PIN on some PIN pad at every store I went to. So I again went looking for a phone that had NFC, a good size with a vivid screen, and wireless charging. Samsung wants premium prices for their flagship phones so I looked for a phone with the features I wanted for the least amount of money. The Note9 fits the bill perfectly! I run my phones on the Ting network so I called them and they sent me a SIM immediately. I ordered this Renewed GSM Note9 and am thrilled with it. It ticks all the boxes and then some. It runs really well and has a very vivid display. The camera takes clear and brilliant pics. And... it has the NFC!! There is quite a learning curve with this phone. Samsung's OneUI overlay gives incredible flexibility, but it feels like it's trying to do too many things, too many notifications, too many reminders. But again, all of those things can be turned off and adjusted as needed. I ordered the phone on a Saturday and it arrived by Tuesday! This is significant since Amazon has been slammed by the pandemic and was showing a 3-4 week delivery window. Overall, great price, fast delivery, fantastic phone (literally looks and runs like new!!). It's good to have a Note in the stable again.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020 by Rick Stewart
Color: Lavender Purple
Size: 128GB
First phone had a thick scratch on one corner. I didn't want to chance that it was defective and I'd be blamed for a drop, so I sent it back. The replacement phone looked fine, but the camera was defective: fuzzy pictures; could not scan/read receipt/product bar codes, QR codes, or checks for deposit through apps. A couple of days after setup, I tried to use it for a mobile bank deposit - scan in check front and back using camera. Camera took blurry photos. Had to use my S7 Edge, no problem. A few days later I was trying to scan in a bar code through a merchant app that I've used many times. Again, fuzzy view, but this time the scanner didn't work at all. Could not read the bar code. Tried QR Code, no luck. The scanning line kept going up and down not detecting the code. Called Amazon and rep tried but could not fix problem. Amazon transferred me to Samsung support. Samsung rep could not find a solution either and determined the camera was probably broken or there was a settings error. She told me the phone was still under warranty. She didnโt check the IMEI or whatever its called, so I doubted that as this was refurbished, although sold as having a US warranty. But hey, I thought I'd give it a try. She gave me a ticket # to take it to [authorized repair shop] for a free fix or trouble shooting in person. Since I could not exchange it for a replacement with Amazon (only 1 replacement allowed), I decided Iโd return it. The next day, I decided to check in with the repair shop to see if I might change my mind, depending on what the tech found since I was still hoping this might be a setting problem and pilot error. Taking that full body case on and off alone was enough to make me briefly consider keeping the darn thing. The [authorized repair shop] rep checked my phone settings and the camera, and determined the camera was broken. They had the replacement part. She checked the phone code with Samsung and said the phone was just out of warranty, but that she could apply for an Extended Warranty and Samsung was pretty good at accepting that. No charge to me. I debated but decided that other things might also be wrong. So, thumbs up to Samsung and the [authorized repair shop]. Thumbs down to seller that tried to pass off a phone with a broken camera. Maybe they didnโt check the camera beyond basic photo taking, but they should have and that alone should have alerted them to a problem. Love the phone, so I bought a new one from Amazon to avoid any "renewed" issues and get a real warranty. More than I wanted to pay, but good for a new Note 9. At least I hope it was new!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2020 by babsml
Buying used (or "renewed") phones is always a gamble, but it definitely paid off for me. The phone I received was indeed factory unlocked, and in even better condition than I was expecting. It had a very, very tiny chip on the bottom corner, a few barely visible scratches on the back, and some slight dirt/scratching around the outside of the USB-C port. The S-pen was also in good condition, and the correct color, but the tip (nib) was worn down a bit. A fast charger and cable also came in the box, both in excellent condition. While the phone didn't have anyone's account or info on it, it had already been through the initial setup. The first thing I did was a factory reset, which should ALWAYS be the first thing you do on a new phone. As for the phone itself... I couldn't be happier! After hearing that the new Moto G Stylus wouldn't have NFC, and a decidedly worse pen, I went for the Note 9. It's probably the best phone purchase I've ever made. Even though it's several years old now, it still beats the 2020 Motorola budget phones in performance for just $60 more (used). It has a headphone jack, unlike the Note 10, and I actually prefer having some empty space on the top and bottom of the screen to host the camera and speaker, as opposed to a hole-punch or notch. The battery easily lasts me 2 days at half brightness, at the highest resolution. Speaking of resolution, there are three options: 720p, 1080p, and 1440p. I haven't seen any noticeable difference in battery life between 1080 and 1440, but I also can't see any real difference in quality between the two. Both options look fantastic. The screen can get incredibly dim, and also incredibly bright. There are two speakers, one on each side of the phone. They sound good, however, only the top speaker is on the front of the phone (facing you), while the other is on the bottom (next to charging port) and can be muffled by your hand while holding the phone sideways. Tons of storage space, plus expandable storage if you have an SD card to spare. NFC (Google pay/Samsung pay) is supported, unlike most similarly priced budget phones. Wireless charging is nice and allows charging even if the USB-C port fails or breaks later on. The fingerprint scanner is quick and works great. The 12-megapixel camera is the biggest negative for this phone in 2020. Good enough for day to day use and even vacation photos, but the real draw (ha) is the pen, not the camera. Secondly, the battery can't be replaced without removing the entire front panel of the phone, which is made intentionally difficult. Not uncommon these days, but a negative nonetheless. The pre-installed Samsung apps aren't too intrusive, and I replace most of them with Google alternatives. The same can't be said for Bixby or the Bixby home. Luckily, you can disable the Bixby home screen, and you can now re-bind the Bixby button to open a different app, or open nothing at all! Facebook can't be uninstalled, but you can "disable" it, which is good enough. The S-pen is incredible. I didn't realize just how versatile the pen was before I purchased it, but I'm so glad I did. It has pressure sensitivity, a tiny button on one side of the pen, and even tilt detection! It's an active pen, so it communicates it's position and angle to the phone when held close to the screen, showing a dot or text cursor depending on the context. It can be set to disable finger presses when detected, so you can safely place your hand on the screen while drawing without causing issues! It essentially IS a drawing tablet, albeit quite small. It is far superior to a capacitive pen, like what the Moto G Stylus has, which doesn't have any of these features. The main downside is that the pen has a capacitor that needs to be charged. It's not a huge issue as it can be fully charged in 40 seconds (by simply inserting it into the phone), and lasts 15-30 minutes per charge. - Worth noting, mine did NOT come with extra pen tips (nibs), and the only way to get official replacements is to buy a new pen from Samsung (on Amazon) for $30. (Pen purchase comes with 1 additional soft tip and 1 additional hard tip). Or, you can go for a possibly less-than-quality Chinese replacement set for ~$5. If you are using a screen protector, the cheap ones should be fine. - Some sellers may be better than others. My phone came from CellGuru and they get a +1 from me. - I highly recommend a case and screen protector, as both sides of this phone are covered in glass. I also specifically recommend a glass screen protector instead of film/plastic. My film protector added lots of resistance when using the S-pen, to the point of being unusable for drawing.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2020 by Ben
I have seen some reviews where people have had problems with the phones they have received. I am happy to say I have had none of these. Pros: Fast shipping and phone came on time, phone look like new . The phone was unlocked none of the phone service bloat ware (my service is AT&T) only Samsung and Google apps which can also be deleted if you so chose. Battery life seems good came in with a 40-50%charge. S-pen fully functional new and Samsung branded. I just popped in my sim card and service was ready to go. Great value for the money๐ฐ. Cons: Phone was not the ocean blue like my other one it was darker and more purple looking (side note this could be because it was a newer version of the phone and has darker paint it was also ever so slightly smaller then my original note 9) but who cares I put a case on it anyway. Came with generic charger and wasn't a adaptive fast charger ethier. All in all very good buy will buy from them again........Pro tip mine came with the voice assistance turned on which messes with things when trying to initially set up the phone just skip through the Google and Samsung set up stuff get to the main screen go turn off voice assistance then update the phone then you can set up all the things like Google, Samsung accounts lock screen ect with no issue. Also if the touch is not working well during the set up use the S-pen to navigate..this is due to the phone trying to download updates while you are also trying to set it up..hope this helps ๐ค
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2019 by Reggie Zimmerman