Customer Reviews for Samsung - Galaxy Note 3 4G Cell Phone - Black
Customer Rating
5
for an older model still completely relevant
on September 13, 2015
Posted by: scottiemike
from minneapolis
Expertise:Intermediate
What can I say it's old, but it's a Samsung, highest quality product on the market no matter what it is they are making. That of course includes cell phones. The s3 by all means dude to its age should be outdated if not obsolete, but it is the opposite still a powerful highly functional phone at a fraction of the price. Way to go!!!
This device DOES IT ALL! PLUS, it's easy to use....very intuitive and fits in my pocket or purse.. WOW! Love the fact that I can do 2 things at once...like talk on the phone and search the internet at the same time. Very useful.
The split screen is by far the best and most used feature. I am able to look up Internet information while texting someone and not have to do switching back and forth.
I have owned a lot of phones and I usual replace them every year. However I have owned 2 Galaxy Note 3's and I have never been so blown away by performance. My original Galaxy Note 3 I had was on for almost consistently for 3 years with heavy usage everyday. After 3 years the phone was still running smoothly. The Galaxy Notes are superb phones.
Pros: Realistic color, Bright display, Durable, Lightweight, reliable, long lasting
This is a great phone over-all. Nice screen, unbreakable using the armor glass screen protector, and it can handle any apps you throw at it, even still today. Camera is fantastic, takes wonderful quality photos and videos, which using Google photos makes it even better as you don't have to keep photos stored on your phone, you can sync them to your Google account.
The only con, which might be a big one to some, is that writing with the stylus is a little wonky. You have to apply a little more pressure than what I would like (this might be due to the glass screen protector) and it's a little weird to hold in one hand and write with the other without the sides of your hands making pen marks on the writing surface.