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Samsung Galaxy S9+ vs Galaxy Note 8: Which One to Buy?

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The Samsung Galaxy S9+ release date is only a few weeks away and that means buyers have a tough choice to make. Buy the big Galaxy Note 8 now, or wait for Samsung’s new phone. For those debating it, here’s how both of these phones compare. The dual camera Galaxy S9+ vs the Galaxy Note 8.

Just as we saw from countless leaks and rumors, the new Galaxy S9 and bigger S9+ look just like Samsung’s phones from 2017. And while the design is similar, there are some important changes, especially with the bigger S9+.

Read: 10 Neat Galaxy S9 Features You’ll Love

Most notably, the Galaxy S9+ now has the same dual-camera setup as the Note 8. Making this choice extremely difficult for some. Samsung delivered the same 5.8 or 6.2-inch screens but did change enough to make these two of the best phones in 2018. Changes that make the Galaxy S9+ worth waiting for, or even buying over the Note 8.

Last year Samsung released the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+, then an even bigger Galaxy Note 8. They all have big curved screens with small bezels, a sleek design, powerful cameras, and basically the same features throughout. One big difference is the Galaxy Note 8 has two cameras on the back, not just one.

However, this year the company did something completely different. For the first time in a few years, the Galaxy S9+ is actually a lot different than the smaller version. It’s more than just a bigger screen. It has a bigger screen, more RAM, two cameras on the back, extra software features and longer battery life. Things and features typically reserved for the Note 8.

Read: Galaxy S9 Pre-Order Date, Time & Shipping

What this means though, is the decision between the Note 8 and S9+ is even more difficult. That’s because they both have beautiful large screens, blazing fast performance, and great cameras. There are a few reasons to choose one and even more reasons to choose the other. For those trying to decide, we’re here to help.

In closing, if you’re coming from a Galaxy S6 or S7 and debating which new Galaxy to buy, read through our slideshow below to help you decide.

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