It’s
a Matter of Choice & Lifestyle – not Hype
Here’s
why your next smartphone should undoubtedly be a Samsung phablet
There are two main reasons why you should get on the phablet
train: the Samsung
Galaxy Note5 and Galaxy S6 edge+.
With many brands taking Samsung's lead - now also offering large
screen devices - it’s not only a question of whether you should
choose to go big – but it’s also about knowing which device
offers fearless innovations that truly fit your lifestyle best.
Bigger
Style, More Substance
When
Samsung sought to reimagine the traditional smartphone aesthetic, few
expected just how their game-changing vision for their newest
flagship devices would redefine the category. But its newest
smartphones offer significant improvements by way of design.
The
seamless integration of glass and metal created a distinct yet
timeless look that was ergonomic yet stylish, durable but handy.
Carefully crafted to offer purposeful innovation, the result for both
the Samsung
Galaxy Note5 and S6 edge+
were smartphones that offered next level design and functionality.
The
introduction of the Samsung
Galaxy S6 and S6 edge
earlier this year created
an unmatched stylish footprint that blurred the line between fashion
and technology. The leading-edge innovation of the world’s first
dual-edge display, and the perfect balance of contrasting glass and
metal materials married design and functionality so well. What
Samsung created were smartphones designed to reflect an exquisite eye
for design – making them stylish statements for their users.
Now
the Samsung
Galaxy S6 edge+, with
its 5.7” screen, has the distinction of offering the world’s
biggest dual
edge display.
With more screen real estate, watching movies or playing games
becomes a truly immersive multimedia experience - coupled with UHQ
(Ultra High Quality)
audio
upscaling
also introduced in the latest flagship phablets. Its curved screen
also offers unparalleled accessibility and functionality with the
introduction of Apps
Edge which
gives easy access to your favourite apps, and People
Edge that
supports easy, personalized communication with your preferred
contacts.
The
Samsung
Galaxy Note5,
on the other hand, is the 5th
iteration of the smartphone that single-handedly created the phablet
segment, comfortably anchored on its heritage of being a powerful
productivity device. In the course of its evolution, it now leaps
into more stylish, but no less functional, territory. Its well
crafted glass and metal body now offers a more ergonomic grip, thanks
to its narrower bezel and curved back. But its indispensability lies
in its hallmark feature, the enhanced
S-Pen,
which has been engineered to help people get more done, faster. It
now feels so much more solid, offering improved writing and precision
capabilities, and a variety of practical tools. With the Off-Screen
Memo, users
can quickly jot down ideas or information using the S-Pen even while
the screen is off. Users can now more easily annotate PDFs, capture
lengthy web articles or long images via the new Screen
Write. Even
the Action
Memo
introduced way back in the Galaxy Note 3 is now made more intuitive
in linking writing to actions.
Now,
Galaxy
Note5
users can further maximize the productivity from their S-Pen through
the new SideSync
– which makes connecting your phablet to your PC or Mac easy, like
never before. Equipped with features like Drag
& Drop,
instant file sharing is as easy as a click & drag.
More
than just hype -- it’s what’s inside that counts
Of
course, next level design is not the be all and end all of Samsung’s
flagship phablets—a fact that the brand takes to heart as it
continues its innovative legacy. Their devices are packed with
remarkably distinct core features that answer smartphone users’
core needs -- the best display, the most advanced camera, longer
battery life, and faster charging – even without wires.
Both
the Samsung
Galaxy Note5 and Galaxy S6 edge+
have a 5.7-inch
Quad HD Super AMOLED display
with sharp, crisp and an all around stunning multimedia viewing
experience. In multi-tasking, the powerful 64-bit
Exynos Octa-core processor
with
14nm technology and
4GB
of RAM
housed inside its carefully crafted aluminium chassis means a
smoother, seamless user-experience.
Having the best display, the most advanced camera, and a full suite of productivity features would be for naught if your smartphone’s battery life could not keep up with your lifestyle’s needs. That will never be a problem as Samsung powers both the Galaxy Note5 and S6 edge+ with 3,000mAh of battery power, supported by Adaptive Fast Charging (wired), and built-in Fast Wireless Charging capability. For times when you need to be on-the-go, you can get up to 4 hours of battery life in just a 10-minute charge. You can also get a 100% charge in 90 minutes using the Adaptive Fast Charger (up to 2.5x faster than other brands), or 100% charge in 120minutes using the Fast Wireless Charger (~33% faster than the previous Samsung Wireless Charger). If you’re out without your charger, you can always rely on Samsung’s Ultra Power Saving Mode to extend your battery to its limits, and still be able to receive and take calls, SMS, access the internet, and select apps.
All that said, the distinction between each phablet also splits into its unique core capabilities: the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ being the top choice for those who lead multimedia-savvy and fast-paced lifestyles, and the Galaxy Note5 being that for productivity-seeking users who want to be able to do and achieve more.
Bottom-line? You can’t go wrong with either—but it will all depend on what your lifestyle demands from your smartphone. The choice ultimately comes down to which Samsung phablet fits you. And whichever Samsung Galaxy phablet you choose, rest assured that that you’re giving yourself, quite literally, a massive upgrade in terms of style and functionality that no other brand can deliver -- no hype here, just the real deal.
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Having the best display, the most advanced camera, and a full suite of productivity features would be for naught if your smartphone’s battery life could not keep up with your lifestyle’s needs. That will never be a problem as Samsung powers both the Galaxy Note5 and S6 edge+ with 3,000mAh of battery power, supported by Adaptive Fast Charging (wired), and built-in Fast Wireless Charging capability. For times when you need to be on-the-go, you can get up to 4 hours of battery life in just a 10-minute charge. You can also get a 100% charge in 90 minutes using the Adaptive Fast Charger (up to 2.5x faster than other brands), or 100% charge in 120minutes using the Fast Wireless Charger (~33% faster than the previous Samsung Wireless Charger). If you’re out without your charger, you can always rely on Samsung’s Ultra Power Saving Mode to extend your battery to its limits, and still be able to receive and take calls, SMS, access the internet, and select apps.
All that said, the distinction between each phablet also splits into its unique core capabilities: the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ being the top choice for those who lead multimedia-savvy and fast-paced lifestyles, and the Galaxy Note5 being that for productivity-seeking users who want to be able to do and achieve more.
Bottom-line? You can’t go wrong with either—but it will all depend on what your lifestyle demands from your smartphone. The choice ultimately comes down to which Samsung phablet fits you. And whichever Samsung Galaxy phablet you choose, rest assured that that you’re giving yourself, quite literally, a massive upgrade in terms of style and functionality that no other brand can deliver -- no hype here, just the real deal.
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