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January 2013
(84%)
663 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Ecran de 5
5 pouces
Android Jelly Bean
Stylet réactif
Hardware puissant
Ecran 5
5 pouces impressionnant
Autonomie très élevée
Excellentes performances
Nombreuses optimisations logicielles
Bel écran géant
Appareil puissant
Android Jelly Bean avec TouchWiz
Un cocktail réussi avec de nombreuses fonctionnalités intégrées
Options liées au S Pen
Parfait pour la prise de note
Très bonne autonomie
Bonne qualité photo/vidéo de jour
Concept étonnant mais efficace à l'usage
Écran AMOLED globalement satisfaisant
Autonomie / bon en multimédia
Stylet
Saisie et reconnaissance d'écriture
Puissance de l'ensemble
Réactivité au top
Un ensemble puissant
Une très bonne réactivité
L'autonomie
Le multimédia
L'écran Amoled
Le stylet
Les performances
Ecran
Autonomie
Superbe écran
Très puisant
Idéal pour jeux et films
Prix raisonnable
4 pouces
Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)
16 Go de mémoire
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Coque fragile
Autonomie moins longue que prévu
Définition identique à un 4
8 pouces
Trop encombrant pour certains utilisateurs
Touches tactiles mal placées
Encombrement
Mais vous le savez en l'achetant
Photos/vidéos de nuit
Moyen
Format qui ne plaira pas à tous
Encore des petites erreurs dans la saisie prédictive au stylet
Publié: 2012-10-24, Auteur: Pete , review by: mashable.com
Extrait: Among tech products — Android devices especially — the customer base is often bifurcated between casual buyers and the so-called “power users.” The Samsung Galaxy Note II is a smartphone that’s catered strongly to the latter group. But for less-demandi...
Large form factor but UI tweaks make it easy to use one-handed, Fast mobile broadband connectivity thanks to 4G HSPA+ or 4G LTE networks, Fast, responsive UI with quad-core Samsung-made Exynos processor and 2 GB RAM, Software enhancements such as pop-out
Large form factor may turn off some users who want a more compact phone, S Pen is more comfortable to hold than 1st gen Note, but new S Pen for Note II doesn't have optional S Pen Holder accessory for better ergonomics, Awkward, but not impossible, to hol
With the Galaxy Note II, Samsung is improving on a form factor that it has helped to popularize. The Note II is more than just a smartphone or a tablet, and the sum of the parts definitely is more ‘valuable' than each individual part as the device's capac...
To answer the question from the beginning of this review, if the Galaxy Note 2 is any indication, the “phablet” is definitely here to stay. The Note 2 offers tons of functionality and deep levels of productivity in a sleek package. Sleek, however, does no...
Last year at IFA, Samsung introduced a new class of handset with the launch of its original Galaxy Note, smartphones with huge displays (5-inch+) that we internally call “phablets”. Its successor, the Galaxy Note 2 features a larger display (5.5”), a fast...
Extrait: Guess what, ladies and gentlemen? It's Samsung Galaxy Note 2 day. With Samsung (and Kanye) putting together the final preparations for tonight's big launch party in NYC, you can start your day of Note 2 coverage right here. I have had the T-Mobile version...
Extrait: Almost exactly eight months ago, I reviewed Samsung's Galaxy Note “phablet” and called it the smartphone that “Samsunged” Samsung ( 005930 ). I very much enjoyed certain aspects of Samsung's debut tablet-smartphone hybrid and I thought the company's imple...
For now, this review of the Galaxy Note II is a dynamically changing one. We've only had the opportunity to get a feel of how T-Mobile's version of the device holds up against not only the rest of the carrier's lineup but the N7100 as well, but we've been...
The Samsung Galaxy Note II is a big, big phone in more ways than one. True, it is one of the largest handsets you can buy, but the new dimensions make it an easier device to use day in and day out. Unlike the original, I found I was used to the size after...
Powerful processor, swift performance, S Pen great for navigating device, Excellent camera, Feature rich
Can be unwieldy, particularly for phone calls, S Note not so useful
Personally, I think the Samsung Galaxy Note II is an excellent smartphone for me and my needs. If I were due for an upgrade, I would seriously consider it, assuming it soon receives the multi window feature for all carriers. It's fast and powerful, with ...
