Samsung - Galaxy Note5 4G LTE with 64GB Memory Cell Phone (Sprint)

The screen of my new Samsung Galaxy Note 5 isn't a whole lot bigger than my Note 2 but it's brighter and the picture is better. The Note 5 is also faster than my old phone. Going from Kitkat to Lollipop required an adjustment but I got used to the new OS in a couple of days. I do miss swapping batteries and having a micro SD card. I feel confident that the 64GB will see me through. Bottom line, it's a solid performer.

Love this phone. Larger size makes display a little easier to read. Processor is fast. Camera is excellent with outstanding mode and edit features. Note taking is SO easy with instant access when stylus is pulled out and save to s note. Fast and convenient.

Received my Galaxy at Best Buy for the best deal! Wish I could have waited a month later and got the free flat screen. Love my GNote5! Thanks for offering great deals for awesome products!

This is a much improved phone over the Samsung Note 4. Very clear screen, fast processor!

I love this phone. Best phone ever, so very happy.

A great phone, after owning it for about a month and playing around with it i find that it is much faster than its predecessor and that is a good thing. Sure they share the same screen but you can't really get better than this any time soon. A lot of handy things such as changing themes and using the pen to write on your screen with or without the screen being on in the first place is cool. If your screen is off and you take out the pen to write on it then it will give you a black background. This is also capable of screen-writing and that is far out cool too, i use this feature a lot, Whether it be to point something out or to take a note about a post or web page or even just draw when you are bored. It does a good job. The SIM card is removable and is on the top of the phone. The only features i don't like is, unlike my note 4, the battery is not removable and that the SD card cannot be upgraded since it is vacuum sealed or whatever. Would definitely recommend this phone to anyone looking to upgrade or get a phone!

This is my 3rd galaxy. I love it. Things to know.Wake up alarm no longer does the music intro to the alarm...I miss that. I REALLY wish they still had the IR blaster. Could be me but I can't seem to be able to close individual web pages like I could on my S5 Love the battery life, love the S pen. Great for taking digital sticky notes. Cool things with the camera...there are two ways to quickly access the camera and it is fast.. 64 gig gives me the space that I need. The processor is fast and very responsive even with sometime having 10+ apps running at the same time. Yup...I love it.

If it is so very good why not five stars? Sorry, Samsung, gotta ding ya a star because there is no replacement battery. AND what good is super-fast memory, Samsung's excuse for no replaceable SD card, when the connection to the phone is USB 2? AND you took away MHL support. Why the powerful graphics if I can't show them off on a big screen with a hardwire? There is WiFi Direct as an alternative, but this reviewer has not tried. A wired solution leaves the WiFi radio free to snag WiFi. Furthermore, the ability to use the Web while speaking on the phone, a business essential that my old Note 2 could do while on 4g is no more. So what remains has to be pretty darn good to make up for the aforementioned disappointments and so it is. The battery with real world use, GPS'ing and blutoothing streaming music to the car stereo, and the occasional call yields about 8 hours. It recharges from there in about 75 minutes with the special included rapid charger. Unlike its predecessors, it can still charge up when tasking all of the above at once on an ordinary car charger. The Note 2 would not gain a charge or would do so very slowly under this kind of load. The camera is superior in low light and amazing in brighter environments. Phone calls are crisp and land line-ish. I can walk all around the hotel room or suite with the blue tooth keeping a clear connection in ear and the phone on the dresser while unpacking and keeping in touch with back home. The stylus has learned new tricks and is a bit easier to organize notes. Stylus to text is the best of all the Notes. Pulling the stylus and writing a note on a locked screen is fantastic. An unexpected bonus was the FM tuner; a nice touch when outside or at the beach wanting to keep up with some live sports. Response wise the phone is fast and goes through screens rapidly and smoothly. Apparently it is an S6 Plus with a stylus. Both good phones. Both missing a few things. But the Note 5 filled the need to replace an aging Note 2. Personal campaign: stop shrinking the phones already. I don't care to have the thinnest. I don't think one reader here would mind their phone being a scootch thicker in exchange for more battery time; or, a replaceable one.