Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Note 3: Hardware extras The changes Samsung’s made are all positive ones, and for that reason the new Note wins on the design front. Samsung’s gradually sharpened up the Note series’ curves since it began in 2011, presumably in an attempt to shave off some excess fat.Īs ever, the Note 4’s S Pen stylus slots into the bottom of the phone. The silhouette of the phone is also a tiny bit different, with a boxier design. The cartoonish stitching of the Note 3, which is actually just a pattern embossed into the plastic, has been binned in favour of something a bit lower-key, a bit classier. While still essentially based on the texture of leather, it’s a bit less of an obvious copy this time. The texture on the back has been changed a little, too. This makes it a little easier to handle, and the gently curved back also makes it fit more snugly for one-handed operation. There’s hardly any bezel on the Galaxy Note 4 at all, making it ever so slightly narrower than the Note 3. Samsung’s also managed to slim down the bezel even further this year. It’s a cool anodised aluminum finish that’s a darker shade than the one found on the Alpha. There’s still the leather-effect plastic back, but rather than having naff chromed plastic running around the sides, the Note 4 use real metal. The company is trying to address this with phones such as the Samsung Galaxy Alpha and the new Note 4. The most common criticism of Samsung phones is that they often don’t look or feel all that expensive. Samsung Galaxy Note 3: Plastic, Leather effect removable back, 168g, 8.3mm thick Samsung Galaxy Note 4: Plastic, Metal trim, removable back, 176g, 8.5mm thick Related: iPhone 6 vs Samsung Galaxy S6 in-depth comparison Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Note 3: Design Watch our Samsung Galaxy Note 4 video review
Has Samsung finally perfected the design in the Galaxy Note 4? Spending time with both handsets, here’s why we think you’ll consider making the upgrade. But how does it compare to the previous model, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3? We thought last year’s version was great, if not quite perfect. The Galaxy Note 4 (which has since ben updated with the Note 5) is in a league of its own and one of the best smartphones we’ve used recently.
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Now the likes of the Xperia Z3, the HTC One M9 and even the iPhone 6 Plus have proved that big is the way forward. Samsung’s phablet has paved the way for oversized phones to become the norm.
Should you buy the Note 4 or stick with the Note 3? We’ve lived with both and here’s our verdict on Samsung’s phablets
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