The Galaxy Note9 introduces exciting enhancements to the same great collection of high-performance Galaxy features that have, over the last few years, redefined the mobile experience.
Featuring an all-day battery, expanded storage, fast processing and network speeds, and Samsung Electronics’ latest advancements in cooling technologies, the newest addition to the Note lineup has been engineered to offer the highest levels of power and performance.
All-Day Performance
A phone designed for power users requires a likewise powerful battery. That’s why Samsung equipped the Galaxy Note9 with an all-day1, 4,000mAh battery—the largest ever featured on a flagship Galaxy device. Offering 21 percent more power than the Galaxy Note8’s 3,300mAh unit, the powerhouse battery allows you to spend more time being productive and less time tied down by chargers and power packs.
The fast-charging, wireless-capable battery is not only the most powerful that the Galaxy family has ever seen; it’s also the most reliable. That’s because its power and performance are backed by Samsung’s 8-Point Battery Safety Check—the most rigorous in the industry—and have also been validated by the experts at UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and Exponent.
So you can rest assured that from morning meetings to meet-ups with friends, and whatever else you have planned for your day, your Galaxy Note9 will be ready to help you get things done and enjoy each day to the fullest.
Save More, Delete Less
Samsung designed the Galaxy Note9 with a belief that not only should you notneed to plan your day around our smartphone’s battery life, you shouldn’t need to delete your favorite photos, files and apps to make room for more either.
To offer users more freedom to create and store dynamic content, the Galaxy Note9 comes with a default base storage of 128GB, including 6GB of RAM, and is also available in a 512GB model with 8GB of RAM2. The latter opens the door for over one terabyte of storage via microSD card3.
Just how much dynamic content can the Galaxy Note9 hold? The 128GB model offers enough space for approximately 545 full HD (FHD) videos, or over 22,000 images, while the 512GB version features room for some 2,315 FHD videos, or over 93,000 images4. The smartphone’s combination of ample storage and microSD support means that users will likely never need to erase old content to make room for more apps, files, or stunning photos or videos captured with its innovative camera.
Built for the Fast Lane
Like storage space, a phone’s processing speeds and network capabilities can directly impact users’ ability to get the most out of a given day.
To offer users superior speed, the Galaxy Note9 comes equipped with a 10-nanometer processor that, in addition to boosting CPU and GPU performance by 33 and 23 percent, respectively5, supports the fastest network speeds available, with downloads of up to 1.2 gigabits per second (Gbps)6.
The Galaxy Note9’s connections ensure that you’re never stuck in the slow lane when downloading or streaming your favorite content.
Cool Under Pressure
The Galaxy Note9’s combination of premium power and performance is made possible, in part, thanks to its Water Carbon Cooling system, which allows the phone to run smoothly during heavy use.
Samsung’s cooling system counteracts heat with a heat pipe, or ‘thermal spreader’, that ensures that the processor functions at optimal levels. The system, which was first introduced in the Galaxy S7, utilizes changes in the phases of water to efficiently radiate heat. First, a porous structure filled with water absorbs the heat, then the water is turned into steam and moved through pipes. The steam then begins to cool and turns back into water and the process begins again, dispelling more heat with each subsequent cycle.
To help ensure that the Galaxy Note9 remains cool under pressure, Samsung equipped the device with a heat pipe that’s three times larger than the Galaxy Note8’s, and increased the system’s internal water intake to allow for greater heat absorption. The system also benefits from an enhanced carbon fiber TIM (thermal interface material) that transfers heat from the processor to the thermal spreader with 3.5 times greater efficiency, boosts thermal conductivity, and helps prevent overheating.
The Galaxy Note9 also features an on-device AI-based, performance-adjusting algorithm that provides up to 40 percent more stable FPS (frames per second) when gaming. This allows the smartphone to provide smoother visuals and a more enjoyable experience when playing top games like “Fortnite”.
In an action-packed game like “Fortnite”, FPS drops can mean the difference between life and death. Timing and accuracy are everything, and unstable FPS can hinder your ability to anticipate an attack, and can cause a carefully aimed shot to hit just off the mark. The Galaxy Note9’s smooth and stable gameplay makes it easier to immerse yourself in the on-screen action, offering a competitive edge in your quest to become the last player standing.
This is more like it,
By this time my S9+ would have bee long dead.
Performance mode on.
Screen auto
No energy saving features at all.
@SithLord wrote:This is more like it,
By this time my S9+ would have bee long dead.
Performance mode on.
Screen auto
No energy saving features at all.
Anyone is good at getting better battery life with a bigger battery. The thing here is that Note9 could do much more if it was decently optimized, but once again samsung couldn't do that. Bigger battery does not necessarily mean better battery (but just longer battery life)
@RyanM wrote:I've upgraded and love the new device. Utilising the Samsung Members app and doing all sorts with the S Pen are two of my highlights.
Ryan
Hi Ryan, just for my curiosity, is it possible to disable/uninstall the Members app from the new samsung experience aka touchwiz? Thanks in advance. Planning to upgrade 
Thanks for sharing your experience
@Carolll wrote:
@RyanM wrote:I've upgraded and love the new device. Utilising the Samsung Members app and doing all sorts with the S Pen are two of my highlights.
Ryan
Hi Ryan, just for my curiosity, is it possible to disable/uninstall the Members app from the new samsung experience aka touchwiz? Thanks in advance. Planning to upgrade
Thanks for sharing your experience
You can uninstall Samsung members
@SithLord wrote:
@Carolll wrote:
@RyanM wrote:I've upgraded and love the new device. Utilising the Samsung Members app and doing all sorts with the S Pen are two of my highlights.
Ryan
Hi Ryan, just for my curiosity, is it possible to disable/uninstall the Members app from the new samsung experience aka touchwiz? Thanks in advance. Planning to upgrade
Thanks for sharing your experience
You can uninstall Samsung members
That's nice, wondering why on my samsung experience 9.0 i can't even disable it. Some custom romming is really needed for my old companion here
Thank you for the info, i appreciate it
Regards
