Name: Is the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Worth It?
Uploaded: 2020-03-06T18:28:53.000Z
Duration: 7 min 14 s
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it kinda changed smartphones in a big way.

as not only is it one of the biggest smartphones of its time

With an eye-wateringly high thousand dollar plus price tag,

However, that's not necessarily going to be a bad thing.

The previous phone was one of the nicest builds

and that definitely follows through in 2018.

that the Note 9 is an ugly looking smartphone.

The only problem, and this is actually kind of

shared with the Note 8, is that it is really, really big.

how the Note was one of the very first phones

you are going to be getting IP68 water resistance,

It's not really something that most people have.

This is back in the days before Bluetooth

but in theory, if you want to plug in your headphones

There's also an S Pen, but no one cares about that.

And today we're doing something just a little bit different.

One of the big upgrades on the Galaxy Note 9 this year

are stereo speakers, which is especially helpful

considering that before, having a single speaker

on the bottom of such a giant phone seemed ridiculous.

just like on a lot of other phones including the S9,

the iPhone, is they're going to be using the earpiece

to give you a pretty convincing stereo effect.

and I left everyone in the office with one simple mission.

You're also going to find the Bixby button.

and Samsung is still going to do absolutely nothing

But luckily, I have a much better solution.

Now, thankfully Samsung has moved it to below the camera

as opposed to right beside it, which is a nice change.

is that it actually isn't all that accurate.

What's new this year is that you swipe your finger

across the sensor once to be able to enroll it

Now that sounds great, and it's a lot faster to set up,

but the problem is, it's just really inaccurate for me.

Now sure, being able to tap your finger on it

a bunch of times when you first set up the phone

is kind of annoying, but at least, you know

Whereas here, no matter how many times I try to re-enroll

a set of different fingers, it just isn't all that accurate.

Now maybe it's just an issue with my Note 9,

whether it's the software or the hardware,

but the good thing is, the facial recognition

So you have a form of face ID known as Face Unlock

as well as iris recognition, which in combination

That's not gonna be quite as fast as something like

the OnePlus 6, but it's around on par with the iPhone X,

and honestly, security wise, you'll be okay.

It won't unlock for Ken, but it'll unlock for me,

just as you would expect, this is going to be right up there

with the rest of the Android flagships of this year.

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