S9 vs. S9+ - More significant difference than before - Which will you get?

[David Martrano]

If I had use for the s-pen the note would be my choice. I really have no needs for it. So the 9+ is my choice!

 

[dov1978]

Why do people view the S9 as stripped down, and not the S9+ as having added features? To me, the Plus designation implies that there are added features.

Plus denotes the size. It always has

 

[recDNA]

I will be tempted by the 9+ but probably won't bite. I am a daily ir blaster user and my V20 is likely the last phone I will ever own that has one. I use it at work, hotels, waiting rooms, and restaurants. If the V20 gets bonky I will take the plunge for the 9+ assuming it has a decent sized battery.

 

[sqa4life]

Personally, I've always found that my old iPhone 7 shot better pictures than my Note8. Pictures are much more grainy and washed out than the ones on my 7, and portrait worked much better on the 7. Cameras are generally not why I buy a phone but having 6GB of ram is nice to know you have if required. Buy what you want, because it's going to cost close to 1k for these new devices.

I too, still rocking the iPhone 7 plus (with at&t monthly statement credits) and hoping that Samsung will do similar promotion to the note 8. Otherwise, I wouldn't pay close to 1k for a phone.

 

[stmax]

I had told myself a while ago that I like the smaller versions. Eg. I went with the S7 rather than the S7 edge...Just because I like the pocketability. In that case there was no real feature impediment to getting the smaller one. This time however I am taking pause because of the camera differences. Not sure what I'll do. Probably need to handle them both to see.