4 Reasons Not to Install Galaxy Note 9 Pie & 11 Reasons You Should

Don't Install If You're Worried About Pie Problems

If you're having a great experience on Android Oreo and the changes from Android Pie don't excite you, you might want to stay put on Android Oreo for a bit longer.

We're hearing about a wide range of Android Pie issues. Some of these issues are tiny bugs, others are much bigger. 

Problems are normal for a major Android upgrade and we expect complaints to pickup as the update expands to new regions. 

If you're feeling leery, wait for more short-term and long-term feedback from Galaxy Note 9 users running Android Pie. 

If you're seeing a lot of negative feedback, it might be a good idea to hang back and wait for Samsung and/or your carrier to deliver additional bug fixes.

We also recommend waiting until you're ready to solve Android Pie problems yourself. We've put together a list of fixes for common Galaxy Note 9 issues they're worth a look before you install Pie.