Using the Galaxy Note 5 was a great experience and I really appreciated the chance to check it out from AT&T Mobile. I really enjoyed living with the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. This was by far the best Samsung phone I have gotten the chance to use.

I like big phones and I cannot lie the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is Awesome

Pros:

  • Big beautiful screen
  • Finger print reader
  • Excellent battery life

Cons:

  • Stylus brakes if inserted backward.
  • A lot of bloatware

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Check out the Size of the Note 5

The device size was perfect for me. I like the larger screen size of many new phones but often find them a little too big for one handed use. This was not the case at all with the Note 5.

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Great Screen & Great Battery Life

The battery life was excellent, I was able to make it through the entire day without having to charge. The screen was beautiful, but did not completely kill the battery life.

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Login with One Touch

I also loved the experience with the fingerprint reader. It was so nice not to have to be able to log in with just a touch.

There will be Bloatware

On the down side the device came with a lot of pre-installed apps from Samsung and AT&T that I had no reason to use, they just decreased the available storage as far as I was concerned.

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Be Careful with the Stylus

There is also a known problem with the stylus for the Note 5. If it is inserted into the phone backward it will break a part of the mechanism and some of the functionality will be lost. Samsung has reportedly repaired this in upcoming models of the Note 5 but it is something to be aware of.

Conclusion

The Note 5 earns a solid four stars. Overall I absolutely loved this phone and would highly recommend it to anyone that likes the larger form factor. 

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