[Just_Me_D]

If you haven't seen the two videos hosted by Mr. Mobile and TechnoBuffalo in which they compared the iPhone X to the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, I recommend you take a look. You can view the iMore Blog link below.

https://www.imore.com/galaxy-s9-vs-i...buffalo-collab

With that being said, Mr. Mobile declared the Galaxy S9 his choice. For those of you who depend on someone else's thoughts before making a purchase, will you now run out and buy the Galaxy S9?

[calebt]

I ran out and bought a Moto E4 because I was Jones for Android. I'm impressed with the speed and quality of this phone. Never liked Samsung phones so that will be out of the question for me. The Moto was 69 bucks at Walmart what a deal.

[Just_Me_D]

I ran out and bought a Moto E4 because I was Jones for Android. I'm impressed with the speed and quality of this phone. Never liked Samsung phones so that will be out of the question for me.

Nice!....How long have you had your E4?

[Garz]

I tried one. Gorgeous screen. But from my use, the battery was horrendous on the s9. I had to be a wall hugger. Outside of battery it was a great phone. Battery was a deal breaker though.

[o4liberty]

The note 8 is still the better device not much change in the 9.

[Just_Me_D]

I tried one. Gorgeous screen. But from my use, the battery was horrendous on the s9. I had to be a wall hugger. Outside of battery it was a great phone. Battery was a deal breaker though.

How was the user interface? Was it fluid?

[Just_Me_D]

The note 8 is still the better device not much change in the 9.

Better device? How so?

[calebt]

Nice!....How long have you had your E4?

About a Week haven't rooted it yet, but that'll be soon.

[Just_Me_D]

About a Week haven't rooted it yet, but that'll be soon.

Cool. Thanks!

[Garz]

How was the user interface? Was it fluid?

To me it was fluid. Very smooth. Excellent camera in low light. Blows away the X in low light photos. But the battery though..... Awful.

[Just_Me_D]

To me it was fluid. Very smooth. Excellent camera in low light. Blows away the X in low light photos. But the battery though..... Awful.

Oh okay. Thank you!

[strikeIII]

The note 8 is still the better device not much change in the 9.

IMO, the Note 8 camera and screen is still better. I don't think Samsung optimized both properly on the S9+ pictures in low light were real soft and lacked detail. They are definitely over processing the pictures when compared to my Note 8. I have both and went back to the Note 8 as my Primary Android device until they improve the S9+ with an update.

[BreakingKayfabe]

No. Doesn’t interest me.

[xtremeled]

I'm buying one. Time to change things up a little bit. Since I own the iPhone 7 I can go back if I dont like it.

[mogelijk]

IMO, the Note 8 camera and screen is still better. I don't think Samsung optimized both properly on the S9+ pictures in low light were real soft and lacked detail. They are definitely over processing the pictures when compared to my Note 8. I have both and went back to the Note 8 as my Primary Android device until they improve the S9+ with an update.

Yes, if you go to the S9 forum on Android Central, there is a thread with a lot of complaints about the cameras on the S9. Many of the complaints are that the phone is overprocessing and removing the details, such as the hair on a dog or cat, and just blending it all together. Same with people, where it is evening out the skin tone -- which makes for a nice beauty shot but just isn't realistic looking.

Personally, the S9+ battery life was not great for the first week and it has slowly improved over time. It seems to be pretty comparable now to the battery life of my iPhone X -- so about a day of heavy use for me, to 2-3 days of very light use.

[strikeIII]

Yes, if you go to the S9 forum on Android Central, there is a thread with a lot of complaints about the cameras on the S9. Many of the complaints are that the phone is overprocessing and removing the details, such as the hair on a dog or cat, and just blending it all together. Same with people, where it is evening out the skin tone -- which makes for a nice beauty shot but just isn't realistic looking.

Personally, the S9+ battery life was not great for the first week and it has slowly improved over time. It seems to be pretty comparable now to the battery life of my iPhone X -- so about a day of heavy use for me, to 2-3 days of very light use.

Yup I'm in that thread as well. Battery life is a moot point for me as no flagship can ever last me a whole day so I'm always charging at least once in the middle of the day or using an external battery.

[Sherry_B]

Are you going to run out and get a Samsung S9?

You missed a great opportunity here. Shoulda posted this on April 1st.

[TwitchyPuppy]

Nope!

[Annie_M]

No I am not.

[anon(5630457)]

I did. I got the S9+ way before that video was made. I love Samsung phones, but I've decided to return the S9+. The phone overall is great, but I didn't care much for the low light images. The camera software blended everything together. For example, I couldn't see the wrinkles in my curtains when I took a low-light image of my living room. I could see all the fine detail in the photos taken with my Pixel 2 XL--the wrinkles in the curtains, the dog hair on the couch (bleh), and all the other fine details one would expect to see in a living room. But those details didn't show up on the S9+'s camera.

Everything else about the device was great. The UI is the most fluid its ever been on a Samsung device. I never had issues with battery after the first couple of days. I was leaving work with about 70% battery power (my X is down to 50% with the same use). I never once had anxiety about the S9+'s battery running low like I do on my X. But I ultimately think the X is the better device. It has a better display, it takes decent pictures, and the software updates are timely. And, this is the most important thing, it has a flat display. Curved displays are a pain to protect.

[Seneca09]

NOPE!

[Golfdriver97]

I have the Note 5, and that is probably going to be my last Samsung. Not too wild about the changes they make to Android in general, and not very thrilled about their update progression.

[nakialjohnson83]

If you haven't seen the two videos hosted by Mr. Mobile and TechnoBuffalo in which they compared the iPhone X to the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, I recommend you take a look. You can view the iMore Blog link below.

https://www.imore.com/galaxy-s9-vs-i...buffalo-collab

With that being said, Mr. Mobile declared the Galaxy S9 his choice. For those of you who depend on someone else's thoughts before making a purchase, will you now run out and buy the Galaxy S9?

I had the S9 and didn’t like it to be honest about it

[nakialjohnson83]

To me it was fluid. Very smooth. Excellent camera in low light. Blows away the X in low light photos. But the battery though..... Awful.

I agree about the battery life I had the S9

[Raptor007]

As someone who always got the latest Android devices in the past and got the latest Galaxy S and the upgraded to the Note for a few years in a row. I personally will not be jumping back to Android or Samsung anytime soon. For now the X I have is fine, and if they do offer a 6.5" X version in the fall I will be happier.

Still I will likely end up with a S8+ or S9+ as my company move to Samsung phones as the new corporate phones a year ago and I am due to upgrade my iPhone 6 in the late summer. Personal phone, staying iPhone, work phone not an option have to go Galaxy S model. Well at least I won't have to worry about software updates since it won't see many and if it does get an OS update it will be 8 months or more after Google launches it.