Samsung Galaxy Note 5 - Review

Samsung Galaxy Note 5

Design and build quality have taken a massive leap since the previous generation - they 

finally completely match the device's price tag and market positioning;

The combination of Samsung's Exynos 7420 chipset and 4GB of RAM is the best available

 on a smartphone at the moment.

Once again, the screen is among the best units out there.

The 16MP camera is an improvement over the impressive snapper in the Galaxy Note 4.

The S Pen has learned new tricks, but is now more slippery than its predecessors.

Despite its smaller battery, Samsung Galaxy Note5 offers excellent battery endurance.

Quick wired and wireless charging options are effective and incredibly convenient.

The fingerprint sensor is excellent.

Audio quality is worthy of the device's flagship status.

Samsung's TouchWiz UX offers superb experience for large screen devices.

Samsung Pay looks poised to become the best mobile payment solution on the market.

The body of Samsung Galaxy Note5 can be slippery and prone to smudges.

Stereo speakers are a starting to become a glaring omission in the specs this far in 2015.

Lack of microSD card slot is a tough one to swallow - 128GB Galaxy Note5 would have

 helped on this instance.

We wish Samsung had opted to keep the IR blaster in the Note5.

The 32GB variant is difficult to recommend, as it offers less than 25GB available to the 

user.

Source : http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note5-review-1286p10.php