Yes. I was very fortunate to find one for sale after looking for several days online. An Ocean Blue 512GB/8GB Note9 in pristine condition. When it arrived three days ago the phone was in better shape than I could have hoped; it's practically indistinguishable from new. I gave my youngest brother my Ocean Blue Note9 two years ago and I realized that I was going to miss that phone. The Note9 is a very solid phone, still is very fast and responsive. I'd forgotten it has the 3.5mm jack making it able to interface with some older tech that I still use. Long live the Samsung Galaxy Note9.
My Note 9 is pristine, who ever owned before kept it in a case thankfully. Didn't have much money (Xmas and all that) when my S8 died but still didn't want to get a new mid range phone, so when I found a note 9 that still looked shiney and new for £180 I snapped it up straight away!
Same with mine.the s9+ is such a beauty.i have the s23 ultra but the s9plus is still the main driver.i use then23ultra as a secondary with a backup sim for the camera only
I ditched an iPhone 12 to go to my second ever Note9 about a year ago. I noticed how compared to that iPhone, this runs a bit hot (snapdragon variant), 4g is showing its age, and the camera isn't as good. Also the fingerprint reader is really awful and pretty much never works as a guitarist. But I'm still incredibly happy with the price ($220) and being back on android for open source apps, s pen, and the headphone jack. It still does everything I need it to, albeit with some compromises compared to today's flagships. Whenever I do upgrade, I don't think I'll be able to justify spending much more than this thing cost me since I now realize how little impact paying two or three times as much would have. The problem I might have is finding something that is a definitive upgrade with a stylus, 5g, and jack in this price range, but I'll worry about that when this one dies or breaks.
Yeah, it won't be a comparable experience to a newer phone, like the 12 Pro. This is a phone from 2018, after all. It's still quite a nice device, and you got it for a great price 🙂
Still using mine purchased in 2018 , replaced battery nd charging port total cost me 4000 inr in india at official Samsung service center , will be using for 2 more years 😀. U can easily find replacement parts at samsung service
@@TheHopelessGeek firstly, the advertisement, it was banger, then, it looked dope in that black colour, and it was the time when i started getting into phones, so it was unobtanium for me. Even though i can buy it now, the feeling is still there
The note 9 will be my only phone no matter how old it keeps getting I bought mine back in 2018 when it first came out so fare I have cracked my phone 3 time's and got the screen replaced and ill keep doing it and keep it functioning
OMG! I am soooo still gonna keep my Note 9 after hearing this! Everyone is telling me to upgrade to S23 Ultra and I keep saying no!!!! Love my Note 9!!! It's beautiful!!!
@@TheHopelessGeek Agree 💯, I never liked the punch hole camera, that so bothers me seeing it. My wife has the S23 Plus, she likes it alot...for what I've seen on leaks and rumors of the S24 series, the outside will pretty much follow suit as the S23's....I think Samsung needs a few customers at the round table with the engineers! 👌😊
I'm still using my Note 9, but thinking about upgrading soon. It generally still runs great as my one and only phone, though the battery life has gotten quite a bit worse. Even with that though, if I didn't have somewhat power hungry phone usage needs (like for vlogging and UA-cam video recording stuff), besides the battery the only other thing that makes me feel the need to upgrade is the fact that Samsung isn't providing software updates anymore. Having this phone for the last few years has taught me what a good phone is supposed to be. Unfortunately, that may mean I'm more picky looking for my upgrade. But I am relegated to the fact that I'll probably have to say goodbye to an S-Pen and a headphone jack, two things I don't want to say good-bye to.
I feel you. I'm currently transferring data from it as I switched to an iPhone 13 mini (any other android phone seems a downgrade from the great Note 9, so I decided I might give Apple a chance anyways), but I still think the Note 9 is a great phone..the lack of updates is the deal breaker when considering keeping it, as I run most of my banking through my phone.
@@TheHopelessGeek I've had the Note 9 for 4 years now, and the lack of updates has not had any impact on usability or performance whatsoever. It truly is a great phone
Currently using it as my secondary driver! Because a flagship is a flagship! And it’s experience can’t be matched even if you get a latest midrange phone! The haptics, the curved display, the premium ergonomics and most importantly the S-Pen are the reasons I ditched a 5G mid range to go for it! Cuz my primary driver 14 Pro Max is giving that premium vibes as the note 9!
At first great video and keep going .......... I noticed in the video that you said that the phone can be acquired as a secondary phone and not as a primary one, but if I acquired this phone in its new condition, why wouldn’t it be my primary phone, knowing that it is a wonderful phone that comes with wonderful capabilities and is much better than current mid-range phones, so why not the primary phone I hope your point of view on this topic, especially since I intend to buy the new version, and as always, a great video
I meant that it's performance may not be up to mark with current phones😅. Yes, a brand new one would work really well and can be used as a primary device, but it might fall behind due to older software.
S9+ was my dream...and it still my dream 😭...am really obsessed with galaxy note series.the only drawback is the price of the mobile...recently i checked the price of S22 ultra in showroom,12/256 with exynos they said its aroundRs. 1.10L.. 😭 🔥snapdragon chip phones are always somthing special..why dont they sell in indian market?....i am using redmi note 4 as my primary mobile still, without any service itstill working fine, i can say its SD625 chipset...i believe i will own S23ultra this year 🙏
S23 Ultra is still way more expensive than i thought 😭....the big advantage is they are giving 4 years of software update!!! if i get note model,definitely am not gonna change another mobile for 5-7 years 🔥🔥 samsung is always worth with snapdragon chips🔥🔥🔥🔥
My Note 9 is still functioning well considering its age but some apps are starting to lag. Also my toddler cracked the screen and the cost of a repair is the same as buying a new/refurbished one. And now there are likely no more security updates i am finally considering getting an S23 Ultra (with a decent case to protect the screen from children 😅)
I STILL have this in 2023, it's just a beautiful phone/device! Not the fastest phone in 2023, for me at least..but I use this as a backup. Video watching on the insane display. Audio ..even using my old Bose wired headphones on an actual headphone jack...wow! lol.. etc. Of course expandable storage. I DO have to replace the battery though, it's starting to swell, ugh 😞But I still love this thing! Oh..and this is coming from an Apple guy.
@@TheHopelessGeek I JUST finished putting in a new battery. (The old battery REALLY swelled up in the past day after shooting some video, phone heated up) No problems at all, just reattaching the fingerprint scanner cable was a pain.
I still have my S9+ and its beautiful I must say! The camera is a beauty! Of course doesnt match up to my S22 ultra. The Exynos is a problem I agree but then the camera quality and the manual cam features still stand out today. I got a 64 Gig which just gets full all the time but otherwise am super happy.Samsung specifies the battery replacement as just Rs 1353 but then the service center wants to charge me 4500!
I didn't know about the service charges 🤔. I went for a display replacement on my Note 8, 2 years after purchasing. They did it for the same exact cost as expected.
2017 i reach korea and i bought Samsung Galaxy note 9 and still 2023 i am using it and it is-in perfect condition..only battery consume more, since i have use for long... those who buy Samsung galaxy note 9 will never regret it....
I JUST got my new Note 9 in the mail, and yes, I think that it IS the greatest cell phone of all time, mostly due to the display. The colors are so rich, saturated, and beautiful. I use the S-Pen all the time, just while scrolling, as it is faster and more accurate than my fingers. The Note 8 is so similar that the Note 8 could actually be better, but it's fully obsolete by 2023. Why the hell didn't they just update this platform? I tried out the S22 Ultra, and the display is not as good.
.....the cons of this phone (no phone is perfect): the microphone and speaker quality aren't as good as even just a newer A13. It does indeed guzzle energy, but I use a fast charger, and it recharges really fast. Also, the software updates are over. You fix all of those things, and you've got a far better phone than the S22 Ultra or the iPhone.
Could you talk about security? Since it's not getting updates, even security updates, is it vulnerable to attacks? Is it still safe to use for more high security functions such as banking, etc.?
I've flashed manually from android 9 to 10 onui 2.5 would you suggest if flashing it to android 11 or 12 would be good idea if there's no bugs in these updates.
I haven't tested any custom ROMs on this phone. If you're okay with using third party software (which may lose some of the S pen features) I guess you can explore it.
Do you think buying a note 9 in pristine condition for ₹15000(512gb) a good deal or shall I look for other phones? The thing is I’m a moderate user (mostly UA-cam Instagram WhatsApp) and I use mostly on wifi(if I buy it) so will it be a good phone and does it give at least 5-6 hours of screen on time with room temp and on Wi-Fi usage?
I think budget version Samsung Galaxy note 9 in 2018 a lot of people would have bought budget version of Samsung Galaxy note 9, back the LG Stylo series was killing it Samsung I missed huge opportunity ,
Ah, I remember seeing that LG budget phone with a stylus pen.🙂 Samsung did kinda do that, with the Note 10 Lite and the Note 20. They weren't very good value for money 😅
So my uncle broke his note 9 display and then bought himself a Pixel 6a bcoz of the display cost being 20k from official samsung service center Then I took the broke display note 9 and now im thinking to use that and found a trusted repair center in my area who gave me 2 option one being the original samsung display for 15k (with 3month warrenty from samsung) and other option being a 2nd hand display which would cost around 10k (1month warrenty ) What should I do ??? and is it worth spending this money ???
Yes, please don't get any third party display panels. It may ruin your experience or reduce the device's reliability. The difference in price isn't all that much, so why compromise on the quality?😅
I'm thinking about getting one in 2023,I currently have a A21s and this thing it's just shitting it's self in every app,even on UA-cam,I found a 6/128gb one for 199€,I have a 128gb sd card so the 128gb version would be plenty for me,do you think it is a good idea to upgrade/downgrade to a Note 9?
@@TheHopelessGeek Yeah I thought the same,I also do some gaming,mostly Pubg and I saw it can handle smooth 60fps so that's good too,and what about the camera,the camera on my A21s is the only good thing about it lol,I'll miss the ultra wide camera tho😭
Yeah, this one doesn't have an ultra wide sensor, but the main 12 mp one is amazing. 4k 60 FPS looks good too! All my videos from 2019 to 2022 were shot on that phone. 🙂
@@TheHopelessGeek Oh nice,my A21s technically has a 12mp camera too,bcs it dowscales it to 12mp bcs Samsung logic,and this only has 1080p video at 30,which looks like crap,I hope I'll get the Note 9 and I'll let you know if I like it
🙂It certainly looks and feels premium, even today! Yes, the screen burn in can be a concern on older phones, but personally, I didn't notice anything as such.
Oh, well the battery has to be replaced immediately. The moisture message is regarding the USB port. When you go to replace the battery, check the port area and use a hair dryer to get rid of any moisture.
Oh, that. I forgot to mention, I noticed it happen once a few months ago, but it would go away on its own after squeezing the side of the screen. Hasn't happened yet since then.
@@TheHopelessGeek thank you so much for your reply...i think not only hardware...camera also supirior of note 9...actualy mujhe note 9 mil rha hai 11k me
I bought one since Friday but after coming home I don't feel satisfied because it look like its a refurbished one an the man told me its new but some of the things I don t get in the box I don't see when he take of the plastic of the scream so am carrying it back for a note l0 plus brand new
Only 18W though. It isn't as fast as modern budget phones with average of 45W chargers. S21 Ultra has a much bigger battery unit and a relatively low 25W max charging power.
@@TheHopelessGeek yeah its ok men hehehe im gotta admit, ive been a fan of note 9 for years and i still using note 9 as my primary phone, and for me its still the best, the only thing that i dont like about my note 9 is the battery, but im using power bank so no worries
Yes.
I was very fortunate to find one for sale after looking for several days online. An Ocean Blue 512GB/8GB Note9 in pristine condition. When it arrived three days ago the phone was in better shape than I could have hoped; it's practically indistinguishable from new.
I gave my youngest brother my Ocean Blue Note9 two years ago and I realized that I was going to miss that phone. The Note9 is a very solid phone, still is very fast and responsive. I'd forgotten it has the 3.5mm jack making it able to interface with some older tech that I still use. Long live the Samsung Galaxy Note9.
Yes! It's a boss phone 🤳
@@TheHopelessGeek It really is! Thank you.
🙂👍🏼
My Note 9 is pristine, who ever owned before kept it in a case thankfully. Didn't have much money (Xmas and all that) when my S8 died but still didn't want to get a new mid range phone, so when I found a note 9 that still looked shiney and new for £180 I snapped it up straight away!
Sounds like a great deal 😊
Same with mine.the s9+ is such a beauty.i have the s23 ultra but the s9plus is still the main driver.i use then23ultra as a secondary with a backup sim for the camera only
😅wow, a 2023 flagship as a backup
My note 9 is still going strong.
😎✌🏼
Same with my note 9
Nice! 😃
Same here.
🙂👍🏼
I ditched an iPhone 12 to go to my second ever Note9 about a year ago. I noticed how compared to that iPhone, this runs a bit hot (snapdragon variant), 4g is showing its age, and the camera isn't as good. Also the fingerprint reader is really awful and pretty much never works as a guitarist. But I'm still incredibly happy with the price ($220) and being back on android for open source apps, s pen, and the headphone jack. It still does everything I need it to, albeit with some compromises compared to today's flagships. Whenever I do upgrade, I don't think I'll be able to justify spending much more than this thing cost me since I now realize how little impact paying two or three times as much would have. The problem I might have is finding something that is a definitive upgrade with a stylus, 5g, and jack in this price range, but I'll worry about that when this one dies or breaks.
Yeah, it won't be a comparable experience to a newer phone, like the 12 Pro. This is a phone from 2018, after all. It's still quite a nice device, and you got it for a great price 🙂
Still using mine purchased in 2018 , replaced battery nd charging port total cost me 4000 inr in india at official Samsung service center , will be using for 2 more years 😀. U can easily find replacement parts at samsung service
Yeah, in my experience, Samsung's service has been really good.
I'm writing this review right now from my Note 9, I'm very happy with my phone
It's still quite a dope device! 📱🙂
It's my second longest owned phone right behind my S5 that I used for 3.5 years since 2014.
S8 was and still is my dream device, it hits different to me
How long did you use it for? 🙂
@@TheHopelessGeek never xD
😅ah, you just liked how it looked?
@@TheHopelessGeek firstly, the advertisement, it was banger, then, it looked dope in that black colour, and it was the time when i started getting into phones, so it was unobtanium for me. Even though i can buy it now, the feeling is still there
Yeah, it was their first futuristic design in years. I remember seeing the S6 edge and being blown away back in college, when I only had the S5.
The note 9 will be my only phone no matter how old it keeps getting I bought mine back in 2018 when it first came out so fare I have cracked my phone 3 time's and got the screen replaced and ill keep doing it and keep it functioning
It can remain functional for a long time as long as you keep its software light and swap batteries every few years. 🙂
512 Note9 since March 2020, best phone ever ❤
😎✌🏼 nice
Amazing phone. I still use mine. The hardware is solid.
The only weakness is the s pen. They fall out, get lost or break.
Oh, does that magnetic holding mechanism get weaker? Mine still seems strong enough to not fall off.
OMG! I am soooo still gonna keep my Note 9 after hearing this! Everyone is telling me to upgrade to S23 Ultra and I keep saying no!!!! Love my Note 9!!! It's beautiful!!!
In some ways, the note 9 is superior. Namely, the headphone jack, no punch hole cutout, and no camera bump!
@@TheHopelessGeek Agree 💯, I never liked the punch hole camera, that so bothers me seeing it. My wife has the S23 Plus, she likes it alot...for what I've seen on leaks and rumors of the S24 series, the outside will pretty much follow suit as the S23's....I think Samsung needs a few customers at the round table with the engineers! 👌😊
Yeah😅 they need to listen to us a bit more
I'm still using my Note 9, but thinking about upgrading soon. It generally still runs great as my one and only phone, though the battery life has gotten quite a bit worse. Even with that though, if I didn't have somewhat power hungry phone usage needs (like for vlogging and UA-cam video recording stuff), besides the battery the only other thing that makes me feel the need to upgrade is the fact that Samsung isn't providing software updates anymore. Having this phone for the last few years has taught me what a good phone is supposed to be. Unfortunately, that may mean I'm more picky looking for my upgrade. But I am relegated to the fact that I'll probably have to say goodbye to an S-Pen and a headphone jack, two things I don't want to say good-bye to.
Yeah, I didn't want to move away from the S pen either. Honor left me no choice by literally giving me their flagship.😅
I feel you. I'm currently transferring data from it as I switched to an iPhone 13 mini (any other android phone seems a downgrade from the great Note 9, so I decided I might give Apple a chance anyways), but I still think the Note 9 is a great phone..the lack of updates is the deal breaker when considering keeping it, as I run most of my banking through my phone.
Ah, I see. I wonder how much of an impact those security updates (or lack thereof) can actually have on daily use. 🤔 I'll look into it
@@TheHopelessGeek I've had the Note 9 for 4 years now, and the lack of updates has not had any impact on usability or performance whatsoever. It truly is a great phone
Yes, I've used it for a year after the support stopped. Recently passed it over to my dad. Still works great 🙂
Currently using it as my secondary driver! Because a flagship is a flagship! And it’s experience can’t be matched even if you get a latest midrange phone! The haptics, the curved display, the premium ergonomics and most importantly the S-Pen are the reasons I ditched a 5G mid range to go for it! Cuz my primary driver 14 Pro Max is giving that premium vibes as the note 9!
Yes, I agree. An older flagship will still be more premium than a mid-range device.
I still use a Note 9 in 2023, however I plan to replace it with an S24 Ultra in Mid to Late 2024.
It might be a dope phone, an expensive one no doubt 😅
At first great video and keep going .......... I noticed in the video that you said that the phone can be acquired as a secondary phone and not as a primary one, but if I acquired this phone in its new condition, why wouldn’t it be my primary phone, knowing that it is a wonderful phone that comes with wonderful capabilities and is much better than current mid-range phones, so why not the primary phone
I hope your point of view on this topic, especially since I intend to buy the new version, and as always, a great video
I meant that it's performance may not be up to mark with current phones😅. Yes, a brand new one would work really well and can be used as a primary device, but it might fall behind due to older software.
Nice handwriting. btw what price did you guy the note 9 for??
😅thanks. I bought it back in 2019 for around ₹41,000.
I ordered this phone on sale from Ali. I'm waiting for it to arrive.
Ah, cool! Did you get a good deal?
@@TheHopelessGeek $200 by N960FD
I agree, anyone who has note knows the power of it, it's so good
Yeah, very versatile 🙂
My note 9 very power..but the battery always drop..always drop on the floor but still strong..5 years used
It's a solid phone. If you haven't already, get a battery replacement. It should help.
S9+ was my dream...and it still my dream 😭...am really obsessed with galaxy note series.the only drawback is the price of the mobile...recently i checked the price of S22 ultra in showroom,12/256 with exynos they said its aroundRs. 1.10L.. 😭
🔥snapdragon chip phones are always somthing special..why dont they sell in indian market?....i am using redmi note 4 as my primary mobile still, without any service itstill working fine, i can say its SD625 chipset...i believe i will own S23ultra this year 🙏
Yeah, upcoming Samsung phones would have better chips.
S9+ and Note9 is still my dream even today 2023. 😭♥️♥️
I have to buys it!!
S23 Ultra is still way more expensive than i thought 😭....the big advantage is they are giving 4 years of software update!!! if i get note model,definitely am not gonna change another mobile for 5-7 years 🔥🔥
samsung is always worth with snapdragon chips🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yeah, their snapdragon chips are custom made for galaxy.
My Note 9 is still functioning well considering its age but some apps are starting to lag. Also my toddler cracked the screen and the cost of a repair is the same as buying a new/refurbished one. And now there are likely no more security updates i am finally considering getting an S23 Ultra (with a decent case to protect the screen from children 😅)
😅be careful with that screen. Costs way too much to repair. Still better than Apple's ridiculous charges though.
I STILL have this in 2023, it's just a beautiful phone/device! Not the fastest phone in 2023, for me at least..but I use this as a backup. Video watching on the insane display. Audio ..even using my old Bose wired headphones on an actual headphone jack...wow! lol.. etc. Of course expandable storage. I DO have to replace the battery though, it's starting to swell, ugh 😞But I still love this thing! Oh..and this is coming from an Apple guy.
I replaced the battery on mine a few months ago. It's good to go for another 2 years now. Still being used in the family. Amazing phone 🙂👍🏼
@@TheHopelessGeek I JUST finished putting in a new battery. (The old battery REALLY swelled up in the past day after shooting some video, phone heated up) No problems at all, just reattaching the fingerprint scanner cable was a pain.
Ah, good job! It should work well for another two years 🤞🏽
Great Video!
What phone do you use now?
I use the Honor Magic4 Pro which they sent me back in June 2022 🙂
I still have my S9+ and its beautiful I must say! The camera is a beauty! Of course doesnt match up to my S22 ultra. The Exynos is a problem I agree but then the camera quality and the manual cam features still stand out today. I got a 64 Gig which just gets full all the time but otherwise am super happy.Samsung specifies the battery replacement as just Rs 1353 but then the service center wants to charge me 4500!
I didn't know about the service charges 🤔. I went for a display replacement on my Note 8, 2 years after purchasing. They did it for the same exact cost as expected.
Exynos isn't a problem, works fine
Doesn't work as efficiently as its snapdragon counterpart though
@@TheHopelessGeek I've Exynos Galaxy S powered phone ad works fine.
Of course it works fine 😅. The snapdragon versions seemingly give better battery life and don't heat up as much.
Who said you can't go on ebay and buy snapdragon version. I still use note 9 as my primary in 2023.
Ebay in India got acquired by Walmart and screwed up into a weird but expensive refurbished goods store. 😢
2017 i reach korea and i bought Samsung Galaxy note 9 and still 2023 i am using it and it is-in perfect condition..only battery consume more, since i have use for long...
those who buy Samsung galaxy note 9 will never regret it....
It's a great phone! I got my battery replaced recently, and it's going strong into 2024!
just got a note 9 refurbished, but in good condition. i didn't fully accustomed to the camera and pen. but surly i would.
🙂 it's a fantastic phone once you fully understand how to use it's special features 👌🏼
@@TheHopelessGeek I expect it to be, thank you
😊👍🏼enjoy your Note!
I JUST got my new Note 9 in the mail, and yes, I think that it IS the greatest cell phone of all time, mostly due to the display. The colors are so rich, saturated, and beautiful. I use the S-Pen all the time, just while scrolling, as it is faster and more accurate than my fingers. The Note 8 is so similar that the Note 8 could actually be better, but it's fully obsolete by 2023. Why the hell didn't they just update this platform? I tried out the S22 Ultra, and the display is not as good.
.....the cons of this phone (no phone is perfect): the microphone and speaker quality aren't as good as even just a newer A13. It does indeed guzzle energy, but I use a fast charger, and it recharges really fast. Also, the software updates are over. You fix all of those things, and you've got a far better phone than the S22 Ultra or the iPhone.
I agree. It has better features, but not very efficient.
@@TheHopelessGeek How bad is it that it doesn't get software updates? When will the phone be un-usaeble?
Not that bad, really. It's just that it may be a bit outdated with security patches. But it's perfectly usable for all day to day apps.
Love my note 9+ but as you say the camera is a bit of a let down. Which Samsung upgrade to this phone would you recommend
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I suggest the Note 20 Ultra if you can get it for a good price. It's the closest upgrade to this phone. Note 10+ is a bit of a let down.
Could you talk about security? Since it's not getting updates, even security updates, is it vulnerable to attacks? Is it still safe to use for more high security functions such as banking, etc.?
It should be safe as most banking apps will refuse to work if they detect compromised software.
I've flashed manually from android 9 to 10 onui 2.5 would you suggest if flashing it to android 11 or 12 would be good idea if there's no bugs in these updates.
I haven't tested any custom ROMs on this phone. If you're okay with using third party software (which may lose some of the S pen features) I guess you can explore it.
Do you think buying a note 9 in pristine condition for ₹15000(512gb) a good deal or shall I look for other phones? The thing is I’m a moderate user (mostly UA-cam Instagram WhatsApp) and I use mostly on wifi(if I buy it) so will it be a good phone and does it give at least 5-6 hours of screen on time with room temp and on Wi-Fi usage?
It may not give 5+ hours of screen time, but it'll be good enough to use. The 512 GB option sounds like a good deal 👍🏼
I think budget version Samsung Galaxy note 9 in 2018 a lot of people would have bought budget version of Samsung Galaxy note 9, back the LG Stylo series was killing it Samsung I missed huge opportunity ,
Ah, I remember seeing that LG budget phone with a stylus pen.🙂 Samsung did kinda do that, with the Note 10 Lite and the Note 20. They weren't very good value for money 😅
So my uncle broke his note 9 display and then bought himself a Pixel 6a bcoz of the display cost being 20k from official samsung service center Then I took the broke display note 9 and now im thinking to use that and found a trusted repair center in my area who gave me 2 option one being the original samsung display for 15k (with 3month warrenty from samsung) and other option being a 2nd hand display which would cost around 10k (1month warrenty ) What should I do ??? and is it worth spending this money ???
Yes, please don't get any third party display panels. It may ruin your experience or reduce the device's reliability. The difference in price isn't all that much, so why compromise on the quality?😅
@@TheHopelessGeek okay thanks Appreciated 😊
no problem🙂👍🏼
Can I use it as my 3rd phone?
😅No, because then it'll act as a summoning beacon to the illuminati 👁️
Are there new unused copies?
Unused units are rare to come by since it's quite old. Their batteries would certainly need to be replaced if you do find one.
Hi ! Do you think 90 euro for a used note 9 is a good price ?
I think so, depending on the device's hardware condition.
Is this phone good pick for a primary phone ?
Sure, it has pretty much everything you need. But just know that it won't get any more software updates from now on.
@@TheHopelessGeek ohhh okay thanks man, ill keep that in mind 👍👍👍
😊👍🏼
I have one. The screen is playing up, but it's otherwise ok. With no 5g or esim, it's increasingly a thing of the past.
Yeah, but where I live, 5G is not a deal breaker. And most people prefer physical Sims, so this will still be relevant for them 🙂
I have the note 9 snapdragon variant🖤🔥
Oh, nice!
Hey bro I wanna buy a note 9 snapdragon variant next week . Pls what's the average screen on time once it's fully chaged to 100
I'm thinking about getting one in 2023,I currently have a A21s and this thing it's just shitting it's self in every app,even on UA-cam,I found a 6/128gb one for 199€,I have a 128gb sd card so the 128gb version would be plenty for me,do you think it is a good idea to upgrade/downgrade to a Note 9?
Well the Note 9 had no issues with UA-cam or other basic apps in 2023. So I guess you'd have a better experience
@@TheHopelessGeek Yeah I thought the same,I also do some gaming,mostly Pubg and I saw it can handle smooth 60fps so that's good too,and what about the camera,the camera on my A21s is the only good thing about it lol,I'll miss the ultra wide camera tho😭
Yeah, this one doesn't have an ultra wide sensor, but the main 12 mp one is amazing. 4k 60 FPS looks good too! All my videos from 2019 to 2022 were shot on that phone. 🙂
@@TheHopelessGeek Oh nice,my A21s technically has a 12mp camera too,bcs it dowscales it to 12mp bcs Samsung logic,and this only has 1080p video at 30,which looks like crap,I hope I'll get the Note 9 and I'll let you know if I like it
Look at my videos from around a year ago, they're all shot on the Pro video mode of Note 9. 👌🏼
Me Watching This on note 9
😎like a Bauss!
So lucky 😭♥️
My dad's the lucky user now. Using my Note 9 😅
@@TheHopelessGeek Damnnnnnn
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Im buying one because it looks great! my only concern is the screen burn..
🙂It certainly looks and feels premium, even today! Yes, the screen burn in can be a concern on older phones, but personally, I didn't notice anything as such.
@@TheHopelessGeek cool! glad to hear that. Any tips to prevent burn in? 😊
Um.. try not to use it on max brightness for several hours. 😅
My note 9 shows "moisture detected " and cant charge ,is there a permanent solution for this .. and now the battery also started to bulge.
Oh, well the battery has to be replaced immediately. The moisture message is regarding the USB port. When you go to replace the battery, check the port area and use a hair dryer to get rid of any moisture.
Today I gonna buy a Samsung note 9 😍
Nice! Where did you get it from? 🙂
You're right, what's your name?
Why do you need my name? 🙂
What about the recurring green screen problem?
Oh, that. I forgot to mention, I noticed it happen once a few months ago, but it would go away on its own after squeezing the side of the screen. Hasn't happened yet since then.
is this best camera phone ...compaire samsung note 10 lite. ?
The note 10 lite may have better algorithm for colors, but this isn't anything bad. It holds up well for its price in 2023 👌🏼
@@TheHopelessGeek i purchase second hand note 10 lite new condicion...in 11000rs is this right deal...i think note 9 have batter camera
That price is great! But yeah, the Note 9 may have higher quality hardware
@@TheHopelessGeek thank you so much for your reply...i think not only hardware...camera also supirior of note 9...actualy mujhe note 9 mil rha hai 11k me
Ah, nice. That's a good price for it 👍🏼
I bought one since Friday but after coming home I don't feel satisfied because it look like its a refurbished one an the man told me its new but some of the things I don t get in the box I don't see when he take of the plastic of the scream so am carrying it back for a note l0 plus brand new
I see. Make sure to check it on the spot before accepting it if you're buying straight from its last owner.
@@TheHopelessGeek its in the store I was so anxious don't c some of the things in the box
@@TheHopelessGeek some times I often touch a letter all 3 time before it touch an I pay 61,000
😅as long as the person is trustworthy, it may be ok.
@@TheHopelessGeek i will let u know if I get through
hi I want to buy note 9. where I can buy it?
ebay
Yeah, or find it locally from people selling it on sites like OLX. You might find nice deals 🙂
I bought my new unlocked 500gb Note 9 on ebay for around $365 after taxes and shipping last year.
That's a nice deal for 512 gigs
Note 9 super.
Yeah, it is! 😎
im currently using my note 9 with a custom rom running on android 13 (one ui 5.0)..hehehe..
Noice! Which is that custom ROM?
My Samsung note 9 pro still strong ,i have buy 4 year ago😂😂 then still using till now🤭😁
Mine too 😀 I gave it to a family member 👍🏼
It does have fast charging. It's only a 1 hour difference between my galaxy s21 ultra.
Only 18W though. It isn't as fast as modern budget phones with average of 45W chargers. S21 Ultra has a much bigger battery unit and a relatively low 25W max charging power.
Still using mine from 2019 :)
I got mine in 2019 too!
Does note 9 still have edge lighting if there are notifications?
Yes, of course it does.🙂
@@TheHopelessGeek what is worth it sir? In 2023 samsung s10 or samsung note 9?
S10 is certainly a newer device with better specs, but it you want the S-pen stylus, there's no better choice than the Note.
My longest lasting smartphone so far, 4 years and still kicking.
Wow! I'm on the 4th year with mine too!
@@TheHopelessGeek getting Pixel 7 Pro soon. Or should I just let it spoilt itself than panic buy?
Nah, plan and buy. Keep it as a functional trophy if you want 🙂
Note 9 for a secondary phone??? WTF hahaha even today 2023 its still kickin' like a high midrange phone
Maybe I'm just spoiled by modern flagships
@@TheHopelessGeek yeah its ok men hehehe im gotta admit, ive been a fan of note 9 for years and i still using note 9 as my primary phone, and for me its still the best, the only thing that i dont like about my note 9 is the battery, but im using power bank so no worries
True, the battery life isn't good. It used to heat up quite fast too, mainly due to my 4K video recording use.
Watch these on my Note 9😌
It's an amazing phone, definitely the best phone I've ever used 🔥😎
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🙂👍🏼
Megapixels usually mean nothing
Often, the sensor size, the individual pixel sizes, and the software driving it matter a lot more.
hello
Nearly obsolete greetings
😂one of the trashest phones ever made no best network
Best network? Do you mean this phone struggled with cellular signal connection?