I am here to write a review about the samsung galaxy note 3 so lets get started.
The Galaxy Note 3, from Samsung, was unveiled at a Samsung press event at IFA Berlin September 4th, 2013. It’s an older phone that’s unlikely to be available for purchase new. In the US, it was available from carriers AT&T Wireless, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and T-Mobile.
The phone runs on the Android operating system, which is currently the most popular platform on the market. Due to this phone’s age, it may not support running the latest software and apps that newer phones can. TouchWiz, by Samsung, runs on top of Android on this device, offering a customized experience.
Camera Rating: A-
The Galaxy Note 3 has a 13 megapixel rear(primary) camera, which will produce high quality photos. Its 2.1 megapixel front camera makes it a good selfie phone. It can capture 4K high definition video with its primary camera, the highest resolution current smartphones support.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 camera lens aperture maxes out at f/2.2 which is standard for smartphone cameras. While lens aperture size shouldn’t be a deciding factor when choosing a phone, some camera fanatics might prefer a larger one.
Display Rating: A+
The Galaxy Note 3 has a 5.7 inch display, which is very large for a phone released in 2014. Because its screen is over 5.3 inches, this phone also qualifies as a phablet. This also means that for most users, the phone will be difficult to use with one hand when compared to phones with smaller screens.
The screen has a resolution of 1, 920 pixels by 1, 080 pixels, making it a 1080p HD screen. Display sharpness can be measured in the density of pixels per square inch of screen, and at 386 PPI, it’s 1.7 times sharper than the average phone released in 2014.
Battery Rating: A
The Galaxy Note 3 has an advertised talk time of 21 hours, significantly longer than 8 hours, the average of phones also released in 2014. In terms of battery capacity, which is the actual electric charge the battery holds, this phone can hold 3, 200 mAh, a massive battery capacity for a smartphone released in 2014.
Thinner Than Most with a Heavier Than Average Weight
The phone’s plastic body is 151.13 mm high, 79.25 mm wide, and has a depth of 8.38 mm, 9.9% thinner than an average smartphone released in 2014. In fact, it’s thin enough to have a case and still be thinner than an average phone.
With a weight of 168 grams, it’s somewhat heavier than average for a smartphone its size. The extra mass is due to this phone’s massive battery for its size.
Performance Rating: A-
The Galaxy Note 3 houses a quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 MSM8974 system on a chip. Its CPU runs at 2.3 GHz, which is much higher than average for a smartphone processor.
With 3 GB of RAM, the Galaxy Note 3 has much more memory than other phones released in 2014.
Putting specs into real application, benchmarks help provide an even playing field for comparison. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 performed very well during the benchmark tests. For example, the Geekbench Single Core average score is 426.
Large Storage Capabililties
The base model of the Galaxy Note 3 has a healthy 32 GB of internal storage for phones release in 2014, making it an ideal choice for users looking to have a lot of music, videos, and pictures on the go. If 32 GB isn’t enough, there are other size options, or you can increase its storage an additional 64 GB with a microSD card.
so this was my review about samsung galaxy note 3 hope you like it.
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