The real differences from the Galaxy S8 are on the inside. Samsung Galaxy S9 review: Performance and battery life The microSD and nano-SIM card slot is at the top, the power button is on the right and the whole thing is IP68 dust- and water-resistant. Switch on auto brightness, and that figure rockets up to a blinding 996cd/m2.Īlong the bottom edge you’ll find the same ports as on the S8 too: a solitary USB Type-C port for charging and (huzzah!) a 3.5mm headphone jack at the right sit a volume rocker and dedicated Bixby button on the right. SIM-free, the Galaxy S9 will set you back an eye-watering £739 at launch – £60 more than the original launch price of the Galaxy S8.ĪMOLED technology also delivers unbeatable contrast levels – our colourimeter reported a perfect infinity:1 score – and the S9’s maximum brightness reaches a very respectable 299cd/m2. Samsung Galaxy S9 review: Price and competition However, it features a new 12-megapixel f/1.5 rear camera, which should perform far better in low light than its predecessor – and a new Exynos 9810 processor, which promises drastically faster performance. The Galaxy S9 looks a lot like last year’s S8 to an extent, it builds on previous successes, rather than reinventing the entire shebang. Samsung Galaxy S9 review: What you need to know In particular, its new low-light camera promises to raise the stakes for smartphone photography. But the Galaxy S9 is a serious step up from last year’s effort. It's true that not all of the pre-release buzz had been entirely positive. READ NEXT: The best Samsung Galaxy S9 deals Leaks, rumours and educated guesses have been rampant, and there were certainly no gasps of surprise when the Galaxy S9 was finally, officially revealed at MWC 2018. Samsung Galaxy S9 reviewĬhances are, you already know all about the Samsung Galaxy S9. My original Samsung Galaxy S9 review continues below. As such, I'd suggest keeping hold of your wallet for a little while longer. But it's also rather pricey if you wanted to pick one up as soon as it hits the shelves. The Galaxy S10 improves on its predecessor in a number of ways, including a better-looking screen, a near-complete redesign, and a healthy performance upgrade. Does it reset the Android flagship benchmark? Well, sort of. Rejoice! Samsung's Galaxy S10 has finally arrived.
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