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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] pizza_pablo:
No. I'm still very happy with my 8/512 Note 9 that is still on Oreo!

Nothing about the Note 10 intrigues me.

I got the Note 9 last October. It's the newest, most high level (flagship) phone I've ever had. I'm usually a model or two behind, rooting and tooting.

I don't need, nor have a desire to root this Note 9.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] dugryce:
Well...Verizon got me with the BOGO free Note 10+ 5G so my wife can finally get to appreciate a premium handset. She's never agreed to the cost I've paid in remaining a loyal Note line lover. So, they arrive tomorrow morning and the next chapter of my Note loving saga continues, this time I'm bringing the wife along for the ride!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mnky313:
Absolutely not getting it! (To be fair I just got my Note9)

But I am not giving up my headphone jack and ending up with the ugly a** hole punch in the screen. I do like the camera setup. Triple cameras is by far the best, (Wide + Standard + Optical zoom) covers all distances.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] richard1226:
Gonna chime in with what I think of the Note10+ my mother got after her (and previously mine) Note3 died due to battery issues (no it didn't explode lol), yes there's still sd card slot (for dual sim model) but didn't test it out and as someone on the fence of getting the Note9 2nd hand in the future, it's too incremental of an upgrade for a phone that is supposed to celebrate the 10th generation of a productivity/power user phone series.

Obviously out of the way, punch hole front camera is already a turn off, but at least it wasn't positioned at the top right like the S10 series; no headphone jack is another turn off (and I doubt wireless and type c can do better in terms of audio quality); debatable would be the removal of iris recognition (tbh it's a hit and miss for me wearing specs when using my S8+) and heart rate sensor (probably why they introduce the galaxy fit wearables)

Sure it has a larger battery capacity, better screen,under screen fingerprint sensor (shame she couldn't use it due to how coarse her fingers has become), new features on the spen, better internals and the sorts, but to be honest, once you look past the early periods of wow factor and started to look deep into it, the Note9 still has an advantage to its successors as in it never compromises anything for the price it is selling (again debatable)

In conclusion, and this is what I thought, the Note9 is still a better choice in terms of price-feature & performance ratio compared to the Note10 series. It's still a good phone not gonna debate on that but with essential hardware stuff removed and replaced with software bells and whistles to compensate for it
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] gruuvin:
I didn't need to upgrade my S7 right away--I could have gone another year easily. I am not new to Samsung removing excellent features as they copy the stupid Apple trends, and I watched as so many other manufacturers are now following Apple like lemmings over a cliff with the ugly notches and hole-punches. I was even disgusted to the point of never buying another Samsung when they thought they might outdo all the others with the folding screen. "What retards!" I thought. I waited until the Note10 specs came out to see where they are going with the best line of phones ever. As a very heavy daily user of a really amazing set of wired buds, when Samsung removed the headphone jack FOR NO FUNCTIONAL ADVANTAGE AT ALL, but only to keep going with their idiotic gimmickery, I decided the Note9 may be the last good device Samsung ever makes. Got one new for $650. That will buy me three years time until Samsung smartens up or I buy an LG or Motorola.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] chavist:
I don't believe I knew the 10 didn't have a SD card slot. If I recall correctly they did this with the Note 5 and that phone was the beginning of the takeaway game with Samsung it removed the SD Card and IR sensor. Note 10 is not worth the moment and I think if they are not careful a company like OnePlus can figure out how to take their customers. Spen alone can't save a device
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] gruuvin:
I won't buy another Samsung, unless they can figure out how to evolve their products again. I don't like losing needed features.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] gruuvin:
I Also don't need a foldable phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Prozart:
Out of curiosity, where did you buy yours from? I'm currently on a OnePlus 6t and I'm thinking of getting the Note 9 for the expandable storage, headphone jack, and because I hate the in display fingerprint sensor with all my heart.

I used to always buy used phones on eBay as I don't care if they're in perfect condition but this last time I nearly got burned by a guy who sold me a phone he still owed like $600 on. After that I'm wary of eBay and Swappa as they have no way of knowing if money is owed on the phones, only if they're currently blacklisted. In other words you could buy a phone and have the guy decide to stop making payments on it a couple months later and you're SOL.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] gruuvin:
Ebay

sm-n960u1 brand new

first three prices i found for 128gb model are $565, $535, and $520
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
So spending a thousand plus on a phone that won't take advantage of the network doesn't seem like a good decision to me. Even the Verizon version with 5G is first generation. The Qualcomm chip x55 is due out in the next few months. The question is do I jump the gun and and get a phone that is at launch behind the times. I read an interview where the CEO of T-Mobile said they are waiting for a version with the x55 chip which will make it more compatible with their Network and give a better experience to the end user.

I'm leaning towards waiting instead of jumping the gun. I think Samsung should have waited to truly make the phone second to none.

I know I'm going to be pissed when no 5G version comes out for T-Mobile. I'm not willing to jump to Verizon to be on a first-generation network that is already out outdated
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Mr. Orange 645:
I'm on T-Mobile. I saw no reason to spend an extra $200 on 5G. Not yet. Maybe the Note 11.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
I don't see a reason to switch my phone. I have a Note 8 I skipped the note 9 to wait for the Note 10. But with that Hefty price tag I want to be sure that I have the latest and greatest. Knowing that new hardware is coming in a few months makes me want to wait.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Mr. Orange 645:
I upgrade every year, but I never pay full price. I sold a couple phones to pay for my 512GB Note 9, which I bought used. Well. It was used. But the guy just received it as an insurance claim, so it had actually never been used. I took all the factrou plastic off of it. But I only paid $700 for it in November of last year.

Here's how I'm getting the Note 10+ for basically free:

Sold my 512GB Note 9 for $585.

Bought a 128GB Note 9 for $400.

So I had a 128GB Note 9 plus $185 in my pocket.

Traded THAT Note 9 in on a Note 10+ and Samsung gave me $600 for it. (that's a $200 profit).

Samsung also gave me a $200 Samsung Gift card for reserving and preordering.

I signed up for a credit card that gives me $200 cash back, which I can apply to my cc bill, if I spend $1,000 in the first three months. I put the Note 10+ and some motorcycle parts on it that I wanted anyway, and have already spent $1,000. Cash back is on its way.

So I'll break it down:

Aura Glow Note 10+ $1,100

Sales Tax ~ $31

Trade in 128GB Note 9 -$600

Note 10+ purchase price $531

Cash from 512 N9 sale -$185

Cash back from CC -$200

Total cost of Note 10+ $146

So I have invested $146 in a new phone. But in September, I'll use my $200 Samsung gift card to buy the new Gear Active 2. It starts at $200, so it will basically be free. I don't need it, so I will sell it for maybe $175.

Note 10+ $146

Sell watch -$175

PROFIT $29
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] sunmybun:
I am waiting for the note 10+ 5g to come out. I was disappointed again that verizon got the exclusive for it but i do wonder if its the x50 or x55. There are no specific specs that confirm it. Or maybe i just didnt look too closely.

Like you said, maybe the other carriers were trying to get x55 modem instead.

I will be really disappointed if the later note 5g doesnt come with x55 and it is the same x50.

At this moment, i highly doubt that they will put the x55. I am hoping that they will do though. I really want to use my 2 yr contract upgrade when the time comes.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Flame Red:
For $1200 I'm waiting, either for a 5G model or if my current Note 8 breaks, I'll break down and buy the 4G version.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
From what I've been reading that seems to be the plan they're waiting for the x55 to be incorporated into the Note 10. Which should happen towards the end of the year.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] sunmybun:
Hopefully.

I did look up the fcc site for the verizon model and it only uses the nr bands n260 and n261. So maybe it uses only the mmwaves. It could be x50

Are you thinking of waiting for the 5g model?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
Oh I've read many articles saying that the Verizon version is using the older x 50. Verizon's business model is to show market dominance but I'm assuming and I feel they jumped the gun cuz I read they had all kinds of issues with their 5G service. The x55 will support multiple bands and multiple protocols. When T-Mobile and Sprint merge they're going to have three bands of 5G service. Apparently the higher the frequency the more obstructions will affect the signal strength another words buildings Etc. TMobile has a 600 megahertz band and Sprint has a 2.4 and I believe they both have a band which is similar to Verizon.

Verizon's just flexing their muscle trying to show market dominance. And it will probably work judging by the number of people that are pre-ordering. There's no exclusivity TMobile AT&T and Sprint just decided to wait for a better chip.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Semantics:
https://www.theverge.com/2019/8/7/2...lusive-features-price-carriers-unpacked-event
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] sunmybun:
Yea i believe that.

Verizon had always that mentality that they are comfortable in their position and their customers would care less.

In the 5g service, they didnt take in account of real world physics.

They will be in trouble once tmobile and sprint merges. Their combined spectrum and technology is def much better.

My theory on merging complications is that att and verizon are trying to stop it behind the lines.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
Oh I am sure they're coming out with the 5G model the question is will it be the second generation chip which is the Qualcomm x 55 not the x 50.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
From tech republic:

Likewise, CNET reports that the*Galaxy Note 10+ 5G for AT&T and T-Mobile will use the second-generation Qualcomm X55 modem. The newer modem is anticipated to address power consumption and heat dissipation issues, though those models "will only be able to access their sub-6Ghz networks, not their millimeter wave service." Sub-6 GHz frequencies will not be able to deliver the headline-making speeds,*though will deliver more consistent coverage.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Semantics:
I'm not certain. I won't buy a 5G phone this year regardless of the chip. I was more referencing the statement that Verizon doesn't have exclusivity. Samsung claims they do. I opted for the Note 10+. I'd rather not have spotty 5G switching on and off destroying my battery. I will wait until it matures a bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
I agree with you 100% I might even wait for the note 11 even if the Note 10 later on this year comes with the x55 let them work out the bugs I don't want to be the guinea pig with the phone that chews up batteries and has spotty coverage. I think T-Mobile AT&T and Sprint made a good move passing on the 5G variant. Verizon's just going to market the hell out of it making it seem like we're the only carrier with 5G phones that work when in fact you're using a first generation I go as far as to say beta testing 5G network.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Semantics:
Yeah, I'm not a real fan of being a beta tester when I have to pay 1380 dollars for the privilege.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Geekser:
Someone is selling the Korean 5G Variant of the Note 10 - supposedly LTE will work on ATT - but will the 5G work on ATT when ATT Launches 5G ? Just curious....
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] sunmybun:
I think it depends if its international unlocked.

I never used international phones in the usa recently so im not entirely sure.

I think that each country or region has its own 5g bands. Korea uses diff 5g bands than the usa.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Flame Red:
[MENTION=8285038]Geekser[/MENTION] Linky please? This might possibly be a better than what I was looking at from Clove in the UK.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Semantics:
Verizon won't be in trouble when T-Mobile and Sprint merges. T-Mobile and Sprint customers will be in trouble. Its going to take years to combine the two networks and I expect pricing to increase as they try to be a premier carrier.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] sunmybun:
of course itll take years.

prices are already high. the low priced plans are low because it sucks and still all tiered plans have deprioritization.

we may never know what new tmobile might do to entice people to go to their network in the beginning but they probably will increase prices afterwards.

its just the way businesses are and use the supply and demand curve.

maybe verizon wont care, i could care less lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Geekser:
Here you go - seller is from Korea https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pre-Order-Samsung-Galaxy-Note-10-Plus-5G-Exynos-9825-256g-512g-Unlocked-FedEx/333291326153?hash=item4d99b60ac9:m:myb2tANUAik_8C-BHiDK2XA
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
I usually am scared of anything having to do with Sprint I was a loyal Sprint Customer for 26 years and I finally dumped them and switch to T-Mobile. Basically they made me an offer I couldn't refuse. All the carriers have their ups and downs but TMobile by far has given me the most feature filled service at almost half the cost I was paying at Sprint. And from what I understand about this merger it's merely a merger of Technology and bands. None the less the point is Verizon's customers got a first generation phone and Sprint TMobile AT&T will get a second generation phone that will have better battery life and overall better 5G experience.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Flame Red:
Thank you for posting this.

I have not yet found an Exynos in the 5G model and could not find one until you pointed this one out.

I am notan expert, but I have been trying to read a lot about how Sammy implemented 5G for each carrier.

In the US, it appears Sammy has available a model for only the Verizon 5G. In Europe, it appears there are some 5G model available but there is some debate if the 5G will be locked to the carrier. Like this ebay ad says, check if the 5G freq will work for your carrier, and I doubt it will work for T or TMOB.

I bet it will work for 4G since it is unlocked. I doubt it will work for 5G for TMOB or T. Since it is unlocked and Exynos and you can root it, you can probably manage to eventualy get the right CSC for T or TMOB and get Volte and wifi calling to work properly. But I doubt volte will work properly right out of the box with the Korean unit.

I think I will wait for a T specific model on a model that has the new X99 Broadcom chip.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Geekser:
I asked the Korean Seller if it would work on ATT in the US they assured me that it would. I don't konw if they were just saying that to encourage me to buy it - or if they really knew - I am still thinking about it ....
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Semantics:
I'm going to go out on a limb here. By the time the 5G experience is acceptable, none of us will have a Note 10. It wasn't that long ago that it took a few years to get reliable 4G/LTE. 5G has bigger issues to face so I don't care about not having a 5G phone now and won't for a couple of years. I had T-Mobile for 7 years and I loved them. Unfortunately, they only have exceptional coverage in cities and pretty much everywhere else we were unable to use data and it became the time for enough is enough so we left for Verizon last month. 135 bucks a month for 2 lines one Unlimited Above, one Beyond with the first responder program discount, which T-Mobile doesn't offer is fine by me. We can use our phones while driving throughout the state now too, not only in the City (NY).

I'll always be fond of T-Mobile and the CS reps, they are great. If they can build a network as wide as Verizon I would definitely consider going back someday. They aren't close yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Flame Red:
I am sure the seller is completely correct that this phone will work on T on 4G (once you root it and apply the T CSC and volte software. I am not so sure about 5G on T.

EDIT: Confirmed, the Korean phone uses 5G TDD Sub6 : N78(3500), but in the US T uses N260 39GHz and TMOB uses N261 28GHz so no 5G support from this model.

The other thing I think has to do with the IMEI of the phone and the carrier databases. I recall I had a hell of a time getting Volte to work on T. I had to call the friendly ATT customer service person and give her an IMEI of my wife's phone which was similar and they input it into their DB to get volte working. Their system would not accept the non-US IMEI and so volte would not work. Then I rebooted and walla - volte worked. I bet 5G won't work unless you can give them the IMEI of a real ATT branded phone that had 5G in the feature set.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Geekser:
sometimes it would be faster if you just went to EBay and searched. I did and found it in 2 minutes. There are several on eBAY from Korea - this is just one of them: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pre-Order-Samsung-Galaxy-Note-10-Plus-5G-Exynos-9825-256g-512g-Unlocked-FedEx/333291326153?epid=23033755006&hash=item4d99b60ac9:m:mT8a73vimtOcc16prlzqmNQ

This is not an endorsement, I have never purchased from them - be sure to research....
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] Geekser:
Not sure if it is still avaialble, but back when I was searching, I found it on EBAY - you will have to simply go to EBAY and do a product search for a 5G device -

Good Luck
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
T-Mobile is going to have a note 10 5g variant confirmed by web page on their site. It will support the 600 Mhz band. They have not confirmed if the modem is the X55? I am assuming it is. Their turn up date for their 600 Mhz band is set for Dec 6th and the Note 10 + 5g will be the first phone to support it.....

No word on CO$T!?!?!?!? :\

t-mobile.com/devices/5g-phones?icid=WMM_TMO_U_19NETWRK5G_ZFAXW0Q1Q0O905OC18752
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] aplusmiami:
I picked up my phone today. Android 10 and the latest modem (x55) Loving it so far.. Traded in my Note 8 for 450.00 buy back off of 1299.00.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] MASTERGRAD:
5g is well out on TMO too now.

5g is available now.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] yourtravelboy:
I picked up the T-mobile Samsung Note 10 plus 5g yesterday. Had a bunch of connections issues (GPS & cellular stability) in the Los Angeles area. Being a guinea pig for both T-mobile and Samsung this week before I decide to dump or keep this one. At the moment, I recommend not leaning on this one as a daily driver.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] MASTERGRAD:
sprint also gas 5g note
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] dd0s:
Hi Guys, my Hardware Button for Power seems to be broken. Is there a magisk module for disabling? Thx
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] strongst:
Guess not otherwise it's not possible to to turn the device on or off or enter bootloader :rolleyes:
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] dd0s:
Maybe only when Android starting. Tried it with remapper but the programm didnt recognise the power button.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] bum2kev:
One thing I noticed was that If I set my default refresh rate for the system to lets say 1080p 120hz. And I go into an app with Auto switch turned on it will not go to 4k 24p, It will only go to 1080p 24p. Does the app need to be launched in 4k for it to play video in 4k? The reason I want 1080p 120hz is because the UI is super smooth. I dont need this during video play though.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] smisi:
does someone know how i can disable these annoying suggestions by vivo store, if i installing APK´s?

EDIT: vivo support say it's impossible to disable! I try to deactivate vivo store now and see if I get rid of the suggestions,vivo store deactivating did the trick no annoying chinese app suggestions anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] IT_Architect:
Am I missing something or can't the Note 9 use the top part of the screen to position apps and widgets? While the screen has an 18.5:9 aspect ratio which cuts off photos and movies since nothing creates media with that aspect ratio, is also seems that only 16:9 of that area is actually available for apps and widgets thereby making the usable screen area for such the same as the Note 4's?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Jammol:
Wait what? Do you have photo examples of what you're talking about?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] IT_Architect:
I do, but I also solved the problem. It was the controls themselves. I wish I could delete this thread because it is not useful for anyone.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Jammol:
Just tag a moderator and ask them to close it. I'm glad you got it sorted out.??
[HTC U12+ Questions & Answers] Justin2003:
Delete please
[HTC U12+ Questions & Answers] Justin2003:
Has anyone already succeeded in linking Facebook to Blinkfeed on Android 9.0?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] enigma1nz:
I found it enjoyable to use, works with Ranju's 7.7 and looks wicked. Posting a .CAB, easy install. Created by A_C, of course.

Have fun, kiddies :)

OOPS. My apologies to A_C - just found another thread with the original .cabs in another forum. Again, my apologies for any inconvenience caused.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] m0nk3hjam:
;nice looking program so thanks for the up. I have a problem though as the touch screen controls below halfway down on my scren do not work. any solutions? I do have the same problem mind with all the slide 2 programs.

:(

ah fixed it now
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] eurgbp:
internal wifi is unstable

connects to hot-spot then quickly disconnects

what usb wifi dongle can be used?

and how to set it up then?
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] eurgbp:
hello?

can i use external usb wifi dongle?

how to install drivers?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] nOrbX187:
As the title states, does the US variant of the Note 10+ have dual SIM capabilities? I've tried searching and checking Samsung's website but nothing stated.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] cpufrost:
It would be great if that were the case, but I suspect as always, the Exynos versions will be Duos. That's great unless you're on Verizon or Sprint. And in the case of that latter, I feel sorry for (Sprint users!). ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] SatanX2112:
I confirmed with Samsung's online chat that the unlocked US version is dual sim.