Samsung 4th generation Note was released this year at the 2014 IFA held in Berlin, Germany. I have only one question in mind and that’s “is it worth it?” I could speak for myself and my answer is “Heak Yeah!” The Note 4 is jam packed with the best hardware and design I’ve seen to date from Samsung. It’s designed to resemble the Note 3 in many respect except for the metal frame around the device. The beautiful curves and shape of the Note 4 remains unchanged. Its dimension make the Note 4 lighter and much more robust-feel keeping the home key, power/unlock and volume keys in the same spot. Samsung kept the back-panel the same with the faux-leather and it still allows you to have quick access to the SD-slot, SIM-tray and removable battery pack. So what makes the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 worth getting? Here are the specs:
- Use 5.7 inche Quad HD AMOLED display
- Resolution 2560 x 1440 pixels
- Non-water resistant
- 2.7GHz QualComm Snapdragon 805 processor
- 3GBs RAM
- 32GBs of storage but expandable to 64GBs
- Android 4.4.4 with TouchWiz interface
- Soon to be updated to Android L during shipping
- Split-screen functionality is still there
- Captured images, text and webpages can be converted from editing and annotation with the S-pen
- 16MP camera
- Optical image stabilization – helps with steady sot while holding it with one hand
- 3.7MP wide angle front facing camera
- More sensitive stylus pen to mimic your handwriting
- Battery capacity 3,220 mAh
- Available colors – frosted white, charcoal black, bronze gold and blossom pink
- Cost $600 no contract | $300 with contract