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Guys please stop praising the Note 4, I was sure not to buy one, but with each posting in this thread my desire is growing...
 
Personally, the Note 4 is a device that finally looks better than the iPhone, I saw it at bestbuy and I played with the 6 Plus once again and the Note 4 is much more fluid and has a more beautiful design....:cool:
 
If someone doesn't leak a 5.2" screen Nexus in the next week or so, I'm preordering the Note 4 and jumping on that Samsung $200 phone trade in promotion.
 
Have to see the white and the black in person, but most likely the black one

Black looks better with most cases, I like to change cases often and usually order about 5 cases to start with...the white doesn't match well with most cases ...
 
I'm tempted by the $200 bestbuy promo as well.

On Note4, the fingerprint scanner will require 2 steps right - 1) hit power button, 2) on lock screen swype finger.

Is there any way to make this a 1 step process like on iPhone? I'm also hoping Android L will bring a new TouchWiz.
 
Yeah, got to check out the best buy demo version yesterday. Wow is all I can say. Felt so premium. The back plate feels even better than the Note 3 version. Grip is great. The metal frame is beautiful. I like how they color matched it. The screen is vibrant and amazing. For me, the sound was also excellent. I heard everything very clearly in a busy best buy environment without it even turned all the way up. S pen is even better and like someone else mentioned here, I loved how you could save a note to your home screen for viewing. That is a great idea. The animations were fluid. No lag that I could generate honestly and I opened up a ton of stuff. The My Magazine even opened and scrolled fluidly. Overall I am really impressed. Pretty sure I will go with the white version as I have a black Note 3 and like to alternate colors each year. Lol.

Now I just gotta figure out AT&T version or T mobile version, but I am an att customer so that is gonna be a pain to get the T mobile one at first.
 
I'm tempted by the $200 bestbuy promo as well.

On Note4, the fingerprint scanner will require 2 steps right - 1) hit power button, 2) on lock screen swype finger.

Is there any way to make this a 1 step process like on iPhone? I'm also hoping Android L will bring a new TouchWiz.

In all fairness the iPhone isn't a 1 step process, although it does feel like it. The Note 4 is similar in steps, although since you swipe instead of just leaving your finger there it feels more like 2 steps.
 
In all fairness the iPhone isn't a 1 step process, although it does feel like it. The Note 4 is similar in steps, although since you swipe instead of just leaving your finger there it feels more like 2 steps.
Will it be possible to use your thumb to unlock via finger print recognition? So it can be done one handed?
 
In all fairness the iPhone isn't a 1 step process, although it does feel like it. The Note 4 is similar in steps, although since you swipe instead of just leaving your finger there it feels more like 2 steps.

Yes I realized you can turn on using home button, wait a bit and then swype down. I will have to try it out when I go to BestBuy.
 
Just pre-ordered a Note 4 on the Verizon Edge plan a hour ago. I initially gave the iPhone 6 a try but hated iOS and it's way over priced for what you get. I can safety say that the Moto X, Note 4, Note Edge and even the Samsung Alpha (I was super impressed with the build quality on this phone) beats the iPhone 6 build hands down. Apple may have bigger screens now but Android has decent hardware in 2014.
My only other options were the 2014 Moto X and the LG G3. But those phones have their own problems. Not saying that the Note 4 is perfect but I've owned a Note 2 and Note 3 and so far Samsung has improved the experience each time. And I think it's brilliant to get the Note 4 involved in Occulus Rift technology. I'm really eager to see a demo of Gear VR and what it can do.
 
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 build issues reported by South Korean buyers
http://www.sammobile.com/2014/09/29...build-issues-reported-by-south-korean-buyers/

Reports have surfaced about users complaining about a manufacturing defect in the Note 4, manifesting itself in the form of a gap between the phone’s display and its casing, a gap that can easily fit two sheets of A4 paper or a business card.

Hmm...well, let's see how many units are actually affected by that. In any case I'd take a paper thin gap at the edge over a bent phone any day. :D
 
In all fairness the iPhone isn't a 1 step process, although it does feel like it. The Note 4 is similar in steps, although since you swipe instead of just leaving your finger there it feels more like 2 steps.

It feels like it, because it is.

You press the home button to wake, it simultaneously reads your fingerprint and unlocks.

I suppose internally, the phone is processing two steps, but the user only really does one.

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Hmm...well, let's see how many units are actually affected by that. In any case I'd take a paper thin gap at the edge over a bent phone any day. :D

Except that bent phone doesn't just "happen".....
 
Hmm...well, let's see how many units are actually affected by that. In any case I'd take a paper thin gap at the edge over a bent phone any day. :D

True better than my phone coming out my pocket shaped like a banana......:D
 
Just got a text from three stating my note 4 won't arrive till 17th now and not the 10th ughhhh
 
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 build issues reported by South Korean buyers
http://www.sammobile.com/2014/09/29...build-issues-reported-by-south-korean-buyers/

Reports have surfaced about users complaining about a manufacturing defect in the Note 4, manifesting itself in the form of a gap between the phone’s display and its casing, a gap that can easily fit two sheets of A4 paper or a business card.

Always issues with every single new device... always... give us a break damn it! :rolleyes:
 
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