Galaxy Note 9 and the Galaxy Note 8 share much in common; both have a similar build, a display over 6-inches and a dual-camera system on their rear.
The Note 8 is the older of the two products and therefore comes with a processor that is not quite as fast as that offered by the Note 9.
Moreover, the 2017 device also comes without Bluetooth support for its signature S Pen, meaning owners cannot control functions with it such as the camera shutter and music playback like the Note 9 is able to.
Although the Note 8 and Note 9 released with Android Nougat and Oreo pre-installed respectively, it is worth noting both have now been updated to Android 9 Pie with Samsung’s own One UI skin running on top of it.
One UI is easily the best skin Samsung has ever created; the interface tactically places items within native apps towards the middle and bottom of the user’s display to make navigating with one hand on larger devices easier overall.
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Although Samsung has most recently released its futuristic Galaxy S10 lineup of devices, both the Note 8 and Note 9 remain two of the best Android phones around.
This is especially the case thanks to a new stream of deals from Amazon that has dramatically lowered the cost of each.
The retail giant is currently selling the Galaxy Note 8 for just £429.99 in its midnight black finish.
This device comes with 64GB of storage but this can be expanded thanks to its microSD card support.
Amazon’s price is much lower than the £649 Samsung is selling it for on its online store.
• Galaxy Note 8, 64GB storage, midnight black – £429.99 (was £869) GET THE DEAL HERE
Meanwhile, Amazon is also discounting both 128GB and 512GB versions of the Note 9.
The former is as cheap as £699.99 for those that pick up the device in its midnight black variant.
Samsung’s phablet in a lavender purple colour is slightly more expensive, coming in at £769.
Galaxy Note 9 with a whopping 512GB of internal storage has also plunged in price, coming in at £849.99 and £848 for the ocean blue and midnight black varieties respectively.
Here is a full list of Amazon’s Note 9 deals:
• Galaxy Note 9, 128GB storage, midnight black – £699.99 (was £900) GET THE DEAL HERE
• Galaxy Note 9, 128GB storage, lavender purple – £769 (was £900) GET THE DEAL HERE
• Galaxy Note 9, 512GB storage, midnight black – £848 (was £1,099) GET THE DEAL HERE
• Galaxy Note 9, 512GB storage, ocean blue – £849.99 (was £1,099) GET THE DEAL HERE
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