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Samsung is quick to tell you that the S9 doesn’t have a notch interrupting the screen, but it also doesn’t have the most immersive display anymore, either. In the time since Samsung made small bezels a table stakes feature, other companies have improved upon and iterated on the concept to produce even more immersive designs. The display’s extra-tall aspect ratio allows for minimal bezels above and below it, which aids the perception that you’re just holding a screen in your hand and nothing else.īut the S9’s top and bottom bezels are not as small or minimal as those on the iPhone X, its main competitor, or a number of other devices. The screens are also slightly brighter this year, which is always appreciated on sunny days. Both are high resolution, both are OLED panels with vibrant (sometimes too vibrant) colors, and both have great viewing angles.

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The S9 has a 5.8-inch screen, while the S9 Plus has a spacious 6.2-inch display.

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The displays in the S9 and S9 Plus are just as you’d expect them to be on a Samsung flagship, and they remain the best screens you can get on any Android phone. My complaint with the design is the same as any other glass-backed phone: it can be slippery to hold, is a horrible fingerprint magnet, and is less durable than a metal back would be. Like last year, both the S9 and S9 Plus have curved screens you can’t buy a flat version of either one. There is curved glass on both the front and back that makes the phone comfortable to hold and allows it to be narrower than other phones with similar size screens. Samsung’s displays remain the best you can get on an Android phone They will be the most popular Android smartphones released this year, without a doubt.

If you’re planning to buy a new phone in 2018 and are willing to spend between $700 and $900 (the unlocked S9 sells for $719.99, while the S9 Plus goes for $839.99 carrier pricing varies), the S9 or S9 Plus will surely be one of the best options available.

That isn’t to say the Galaxy S9 and the larger S9 Plus are bad phones the S8 was an excellent phone last year, and the S9 builds on that. Of course, Samsung being Samsung, there are a bunch of new gimmicky features crammed into it so there’s something to show on commercials. Content with the design and appearance of the S8, Samsung focused its efforts on small, mostly unseen changes that result in a better overall experience, but not a dramatically different one. Don’t rock the boat don’t fix what isn’t broken.Īnd so, if you’ve seen last year’s Galaxy S8 from Samsung, you’ve seen this year’s Galaxy S9.

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Apple’s used this tack with the iPhone and iPad for multiple generations, and Microsoft has done the same with the Surface Pro in recent years. The new model, building off of the triumphs of its prior version, maintains the same look and feel while introducing more subtle enhancements. There comes a point in most successful products’ existences where they become predictable.

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