Anyone going to buy the s11 ?

[pool_shark]

I don't purchase every new $1000 device.
I'd rather save and/or invest that money.

 

[Bkdodger1]

I'm holding on till next Note ...

 

[mustang7757]

LOL. Nice joke.

Lol...

 

[Mike Dee]

No plans for me , more looking see Note 11 hopefully don't have the itch .

Hardee ha ha

 

[Mike Dee]

LOL. Nice joke.

Exactly

 

[bkeaver]

I will.. just how I roll. Besides I'm not that huge of an spen user so there for waiting for the next note isn't a factor for me.

 

[Morty2264]

Just wait, you will get it with the note 11, plus some more. Phones are getting to expensive to do every six months, yearly is getting questionable.

You're right - I don't have the money or the justification to upgrade so often!

 

[j_hansen]

The rumours of the S & Note line merging died off again anyway

 

[Morty2264]

The rumours of the S & Note line merging died off again anyway

Phew!

 

[mustang7757]

Hardee ha ha

Exactly

I will not , I'm content with my phones

 

[Jaycemiskel]

I tell myself I'm not, but I wouldn't be surprised if I did. I'm actually normally a Galaxy S guy. This is only my second Note (the other being the Note 7). I'm actually content with this phone though. I was always chasing the bigger battery or more storage etc, and then with this Note, I pretty much just got it for the faster charging. This Note 10+ has plenty of space and battery life and charges hella fast. I rarely ever use the Spen so I don't need it for that, so switching back would be easy. I just don't feel the need to upgrade right now. We'll see how the S11 shapes up. I might hold onto this Note for a while, and wait on the Note 11.

 

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

Here's another reason I probably will stay with the note 10+. It's not just the price of the phone, you also have the cost of the accessories such as cases, screen protectors, anything that's note 10+ only. If it's just a camera improvement, I'm definitely out. The note 10 camera does everything a phone camera should do and more. If you want a professional picture, buy the equipment to do such, they still sell them. Then again, cell phone manufacturers are running out of things to improve to make a sale.

I'm just kind of stunned, this phone isn't 5 months old and there's a thread about wanting to get a new phone already. Might want to start saving that money for the future, retirement isn't free.

 

[ladiinay]

Nope, I'm a Note user. I'll probably be getting the Note 11 though depending on what it's like.

 

[Mr Segundus]

No. I like the S-series of phones, but it feels like a prototype for the Note when it comes out. Plus, it feels naked without the S-Pen.

 

[Mooncatt]

What is the 120Hz going to do? I just heard the experience is smoother. Is there a benefit of other kind?

120Hz is also good for eating up battery.

I recently got a different phone, but it has selectable 60/90/120Hz refresh rates. Yes higher refresh rates equal a smoother experience, but I find the practical use overkill in most cases. There is a very noticeable difference between 60Hz and 90Hz that makes it worth it. The only time I see a difference between 90Hz to 120Hz is fast scrolling and occasionally in gaming. By fast scrolling, I mean so fast that you can't read things anyway, so it's almost pointless unless you just really want it for aesthetics. In gaming, only hardcore gamers would appreciate 120Hz refresh rates. I love my games, but I'm perfectly happy with 90Hz frame rates.

So long story short, if you think the 120Hz is the biggest reason for an upgrade, I suggest you play around with one before buying it because you may find it's a bit over-hyped.

 

[mustang7757]

120Hz is also good for eating up battery.

I recently got a different phone, but it has selectable 60/90/120Hz refresh rates. Yes higher refresh rates equal a smoother experience, but I find the practical use overkill in most cases. There is a very noticeable difference between 60Hz and 90Hz that makes it worth it. The only time I see a difference between 90Hz to 120Hz is fast scrolling and occasionally in gaming. By fast scrolling, I mean so fast that you can't read things anyway, so it's almost pointless unless you just really want it for aesthetics. In gaming, only hardcore gamers would appreciate 120Hz refresh rates. I love my games, but I'm perfectly happy with 90Hz frame rates.

So long story short, if you think the 120Hz is the biggest reason for an upgrade, I suggest you play around with one before buying it because you may find it's a bit over-hyped.

I agree with you there , 60 to 90 you'll appreciate it and take little battery hit , 120 might be too much now but I haven't experienced 120 but I think your right on that .

 

[j_hansen]

I do like the idea of multiple types of images shot at the same time and also slow motion and super slow motion recording without the current limits, but it is not something I can't wait another 6 months for the next Note to get

 

[mustang7757]

Nope, I'm a Note user. I'll probably be getting the Note 11 though depending on what it's like.

I agree ...I had every s series up to the s10+ which I still have ,but I end up getting the Note series also . I've come to conclusion I dont need the s series and like the Note series more because i do use the spen . So i think it's a start for me only Note series from here on out .

 

[HOLLYWOODANT215]

In absolutely getting S11 plus. Camera only... I vacation alot, and sell vehicles so use my camera for my cars... Plus 5g should be out more next year

 

[TMavC5]

Still enjoying my Note 10 plus. I normally decide during launch, if it doesn't impress me I'll waiting and see what Note 11 will bring.