Samsung GALAXY Note II Sprint User Reviews

Samsung really got this one right. This review is coming from a "Fandroid" if you will, but I have to say there isn't much Google is doing wrong on it's OS, and Samsung has made some excellent hardware to go with it. I have rooted and ROMed this phone so it is currently running Android 4.4.4 on Cyanogenmod 11 ROM. EXTREMELY smooth experience. Battery lasts for a full day. Phone lasted for a year and 8 months before I cracked the screen due to me not paying attention, and had endured many drops before that. Phone still works pretty well even with the damage. There are alot of phones coming out, but this one sold me so much I decided to go on Ebay to look for another one which it will continue to be my daily driver for the foreseeable future. Only con is that it isn't spark enabled, but that technology wasn't out at the time of release so I can't dock points for that, and I'm not completely sold on Spark anyway.

What an awesome phone. I have had several Androids but this is by far the best phone. Its a beautiful phone with battery life to last more thana full day!! A must have for any Android user!!! 5.5" is the new norm since most people use a smartphone for things other than making phone calls. As a result of the success of this phone there will be more companies making screens this size. How can you top this phone?

Simply amazing. The Samsung Galaxy Note ll is much more than all it's touted to be. In the short time I've owned it, I've discovered more & more about what a master-piece of engineering/technology it is. In comparison to my (old) HTC Evo 4G, it's like the tortoise & the hare story. I've yet to uncover all the capabilities this great phone offers, and continue to examine it daily, so much so my wife keeps complaining I'm spending too much time with it. It truly is my new mistress (LOL).

I am pretty amazed by this phone. I was a little dissapointed that the multi-app feature was not on it right away but the update came very quick (way to go Samsung/Sprint). This multi-app feature alone puts this phone ahead of the SIII, it is big but that was one of the reasons I got it. It still fits in your in pocket however and has not caused me any real problems in one handed operation as I have pretty big hands. It does have some options to make it more one-hand usable also allowing you to select which hand is your dominant user and squishing things like the keyboard and dialer to that side of the screen. Overall the is not any REAL downside to this phone for me and suits all of my needs the best of any phone I have used.