Samsung recently announced its Galaxy Note 9. The South Korean giant was apprehensive about the Not 8 successor meeting the same fate as the Galaxy S9. That is not to say that the Galaxy S9 is not a decent phone. It didn’t do well in terms of sale because apart from fine-tuning the features that were already seen on S8, Samsung didn’t offer anything new with the S9. That’s the reason why many fans decided to skip it. However, now that the Galaxy Note 9 is here, let’s find out how similar the two phones are in our Samsung Galaxy Note 9 VS Galaxy S9 Plus comparison.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 VS Galaxy S9 Plus
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 VS Galaxy S9 Plus: Design
Design wise, both the phones look pretty similar. Both the phones have an edge-to-edge display and a slim bezel. The selfie shooter is to the right of the earpiece grill and the iris scanner is to the left. Unlike the vertically aligned rear
The most notable differences are on the rear, where a horizontal dual-camera resides on the Galaxy Note 9 as opposed to the vertical one on the Galaxy S9 Plus. Both have a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor beneath the camera setup, which is made up of the same pair of 12-megapixel sensors and an LED flash.
On the Note handset’s frame, you’ll find a detachable S Pen (now armed with Bluetooth) – something the S9 Plus lacks. The rest is much the same: there’s a 3.5mm headphone jack and loudspeaker along the bottom; a volume rocker on the left; and a dedicated Bixby key and power toggle on the right.
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he Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has a glass back, a metal frame and slim bezels above and below the screen. So, for that matter, does the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus.
The latter handset is perhaps slightly curvier, but they otherwise look very similar, especially from the front.
The main difference on the back is the orientation of the camera, as while the two lenses are side by side on the Galaxy Note 9, they’re arranged vertically on the Galaxy S9 Plus.
