Would you trust Note 8?

[Spencerdl]

My last Android was a Note 3 and I enjoyed it, but it had its issues just like all platforms. To answer the original question, "would you trust a Note 8?" ...YES. All products have some sorta recall or glitch in one form or another.

 

[TripleOne]

My last Android was a Note 3 and I enjoyed it, but it had its issues just like all platforms. To answer the original question, "would you trust a Note 8?" ...YES. All products have some sorta recall or glitch in one form or another.

I enjoyed my time with the Note as well.. it'd be better if it ran stock Android instead of TouchWiz

 

[Spencerdl]

I enjoyed my time with the Note as well.. it'd be better if it ran stock Android instead of TouchWiz

TouchWiz?... What's that....I ran Nova from day one... LOL

 

[TripleOne]

TouchWiz?... What's that....I ran Nova from day one... LOL

LOL.

 

[evanking527]

LOL.

This is the best way to describe it. Basically, it's...


Unfortunately, TouchWiz has stopped.

 

[TripleOne]

This is the best way to describe it. Basically, it's...


Unfortunately, TouchWiz has stopped.

HAHAHAHA
It's that BAD.

 

[Tartarus]

Trust an android device?
No.
Simply because I don’t have a reason to trust or not to trust any android device, by whatever manufacturer.

 

[nizmoz]

Touch wiz is not near as bad as it use to be. The note is a better phone period.

 

[Sherry_B]

I already have a Samsung device, and will never ever get another one regardless of how good it is.

 

[TripleOne]

I already have a Samsung device, and will never ever get another one regardless of how good it is.

LOL.
me too!

 

[phillipe_nova]

I don't think Samsung would repeat the Note 7 mistake again, so yeah I would trust it.

 

[TripleOne]

I don't think Samsung would repeat the Note 7 mistake again, so yeah I would trust it.

I’m sure they’ve done a thorough research to prevent such an event from occurring again.

 

[evanking527]

I’m sure they’ve done a thorough research to prevent such an event from occurring again.

And all that research has gone into the price of the phone. $960? Two of the three new iPhones might be cheaper than that, and who knows? The high end iPhone might be priced in this regard, so Samsung's flagships might be more expensive than iPhones on average.

 

[knotsure]

I would trust it. And if Samsung didn't give me a free galaxy s8 i may even think about buying the note 8. But it looks to much like the s8 for me to go ahead and pull the trigger. But I would definitely trust the note 8, Samsung cannot afford (I guess they probably would still be ok) to have another bad note battery debacle and will make sure everything is good this time around.