Today is the day for you to pick up the most powerful Android device in the market right now: the Galaxy Note 9. Of course w/ that power, you’re gonna have to pay for it as it starts at $1,000.
Here’s what the Galaxy Note 9 will cost & promos
The Note 9 offers a 6.4inch Super AMOLED QHD+ display, powered by a Snapdragon 845 CPU now w/ a built-in water-cooling system to help keep the Note 9 from burning up again, choice of 6GB RAM/128GB storage or 8GB RAM/512GB storage – both expandable via microSD up to 1TB, dual 12MP cameras w/ a f/1.5 + f/2.4 sensor w/ OIS, Bluetooth S Pen to take pics, play/pause music, etc., Android 8.1 Oreo, and a 4000mAh battery.
Here’s what the LTE + Wi-Fi Galaxy Watch will cost
While the Galaxy Watch arrives in 2 sizes of 42mm & 46mm. The 42mm offers a 1.2inch always-on Super AMOLED display + 270 mAh battery while the 46mm offers a 1.3inch always-on Super AMOLED display w/ a 472 mAh battery. Samsung touts that it will have a 4-day battery life BTW. Both are powered by dual-core CPUs, 4GB of RAM, 768MB of storage, heart rate sensors, wireless charging, IP68 dust/water-resistance, NFC, GPS, Samsung Pay, Samsung Health, new exercise tracking modes, stress management, & of course Bluetooth.
We haven’t heard back so no clue when or if we’ll even get a review unit for the Note 9 or the Watch. Which one did you pick up or did you grab both?
