Samsung’s flagship phablet, the Galaxy Note 4 , will hit stores in October and many people can’t wait to get their hands on this exciting...
Samsung’s flagship phablet, the Galaxy Note 4, will hit stores in October and many people can’t wait to get their hands on this exciting device. It is an upgrade from last year’s Galaxy Note 3 and is expected to improve many of its shortcomings without drastically changing its appearance or how it functions. It seems that United States top four mobile carriers, including T-Mobile, are offering the same device. Below, you will find the complete detailed Review of T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Review, Specs, Features, Price and Availability.
Galaxy Note 4 Specifications and Features
The sleek and stylish Galaxy Note 4 has a premium metal frame with a 2.5D fluid curvature glass screen. It has a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display that lets you feel the vibrant colors for an amazing viewing experience. Users can also freely select text or content on any screen with the S pen, which has an improved digital handwriting experience. Other features and specifications include:
Galaxy Note 4 Review
The differences between the new Galaxy Note 4 and its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 3, are noticeable. The pixel density is better with 515 pixels per inch as opposed to 386 pixels per inch. The design and build are similar, but the newer device has a metal frame while the Note 3 is made from plastic. The Galaxy Note 4 now includes a heart rate monitor, fingerprint scanner and even comes with a UV sensor, none of which were on the previous model.
Galaxy Note 4 Release Date and Availability
Samsung started taking preorders September 19 (T-Mobile starts September 24) the same day as Apple’s launch of its new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Samsung fans are also buzzing about the company’s new trade-in guarantee. Users can trade-in any working smartphone for a Galaxy Note 4 preorder through October 16 and receive a guaranteed $200 to spend on the new phablet. The value of the phone you are trading in doesn’t matter.
T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Pricing and Costing
T-Mobile has chosen to start taking preorders for the Galaxy Note 4 a few days after the other U.S. carriers, but they are offering a sweet deal with delay. The new phablet is priced about the same as the new iPhone Plus (base price is $749), but T-Mobile customers can pay off the device in 24 easy monthly payments of $31.24. AT&T is offering the device at $299.99 with a two-year contract or $34.42 per month with AT&T Next 18, or $41.30 per month with AT&T Next 12.
T-Mobile customers can also use the Galaxy Note 4 with no annual service contract, unlimited music streaming on the fast LTE network, no domestic overages and unlimited texting and data. Other offers from T-Mobile include its expanded family plan that allows users to have up to 10 lines for just $10 per line after the second subscriber without sharing data. Because the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 also acts as a tablet, T-Mobile customers can double their data up to 10GB when they add a tablet to their existing voice plan.
Consumers who are excited about the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 have much to look forward to. The new device has several great features that will make the flagship tablet a big success.
Galaxy Note 4 Video Review
Galaxy Note 4 Specifications and Features
The sleek and stylish Galaxy Note 4 has a premium metal frame with a 2.5D fluid curvature glass screen. It has a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display that lets you feel the vibrant colors for an amazing viewing experience. Users can also freely select text or content on any screen with the S pen, which has an improved digital handwriting experience. Other features and specifications include:
- Advanced 3.7MP front-facing and 16MP back camera
- Photo Note that allows users to convert their analog notes into digital, which can then be easily edited with the S Pen
- Easy multiple application management
- Q-standard wireless charging with replaceable back cover (purchased separately from Samsung)
- Comes in Charcoal Black and Frost White
- Shortened charging time; go from zero to 50 percent in a half-hour; also comes with Ultra Power Saving mode
- Snapdragon 805 2.7 GHz Quad Core Processor
- 3GB RAM + 32GB internal memory
- Supports up to 64GB microSD
- Android 4.4 (KitKat) operating system
- Sensors include Gesture, Accelerometer, Geo-magnetic, Gyroscope, RGB ambient light, Hail Sensor and more
The differences between the new Galaxy Note 4 and its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 3, are noticeable. The pixel density is better with 515 pixels per inch as opposed to 386 pixels per inch. The design and build are similar, but the newer device has a metal frame while the Note 3 is made from plastic. The Galaxy Note 4 now includes a heart rate monitor, fingerprint scanner and even comes with a UV sensor, none of which were on the previous model.
Galaxy Note 4 Release Date and Availability
Samsung started taking preorders September 19 (T-Mobile starts September 24) the same day as Apple’s launch of its new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Samsung fans are also buzzing about the company’s new trade-in guarantee. Users can trade-in any working smartphone for a Galaxy Note 4 preorder through October 16 and receive a guaranteed $200 to spend on the new phablet. The value of the phone you are trading in doesn’t matter.
T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Pricing and Costing
T-Mobile has chosen to start taking preorders for the Galaxy Note 4 a few days after the other U.S. carriers, but they are offering a sweet deal with delay. The new phablet is priced about the same as the new iPhone Plus (base price is $749), but T-Mobile customers can pay off the device in 24 easy monthly payments of $31.24. AT&T is offering the device at $299.99 with a two-year contract or $34.42 per month with AT&T Next 18, or $41.30 per month with AT&T Next 12.
T-Mobile customers can also use the Galaxy Note 4 with no annual service contract, unlimited music streaming on the fast LTE network, no domestic overages and unlimited texting and data. Other offers from T-Mobile include its expanded family plan that allows users to have up to 10 lines for just $10 per line after the second subscriber without sharing data. Because the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 also acts as a tablet, T-Mobile customers can double their data up to 10GB when they add a tablet to their existing voice plan.
Consumers who are excited about the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 have much to look forward to. The new device has several great features that will make the flagship tablet a big success.
Galaxy Note 4 Video Review
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