Samsung Galaxy Note 9

• Pros
• • Gorgeous display
  • Outstanding rear cameras
  • Great performer
  • Good battery life
• Cons
• • Design feels stale
  • Not running the latest software
  • Selfie camera could be better

• Verdict

In conclusion, the Samsung Galaxy Note9 is a solid Android flagship and unsurprisingly, it commands a premium too. The base variant of the smartphone with 128GB of storage retails for Rs 67,900, whereas the 512GB storage variant of the handset will set you back by a whopping Rs 84,900. Now, provided you have the budget for it, I feel that the Note9 offers plenty of features to justify its price tag, including a gorgeous design, a stunning display, long-lasting battery life, tons of computing power, excell... Read Full Verdict  

In conclusion, the Samsung Galaxy Note9 is a solid Android flagship and unsurprisingly, it commands a premium too. The base variant of the smartphone with 128GB of storage retails for Rs 67,900, whereas the 512GB storage variant of the handset will set you back by a whopping Rs 84,900. Now, provided you have the budget for it, I feel that the Note9 offers plenty of features to justify its price tag, including a gorgeous design, a stunning display, long-lasting battery life, tons of computing power, excellent rear cameras and the useful S Pen. It goes without saying that owners of the Samsung Galaxy Note8 or the Galaxy S9+ need not upgrade to the Note9. As far as the competition is concerned, buyers could invest in the current crop of premium flagships such as the Huawei P20 Pro, the LG G7+ ThinQ or the Apple iPhone X too. However, I feel that the Note9 offers a lot more value than any other smartphone on the market right now. That said, the scenery could change once Apple unveils its new iPhones next month. The choice would then would boil down to which operating systems suits your needs best - Android or iOS.Everything considered, the Galaxy Note9 is quite possibly the best Android flagship out right now and other Android manufacturers will really have to pull a rabbit out of the hat to sway buyers away from Samsung`s offering.