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In this galaxy not that long ago, Samsung released what could arguably be the first device to put ‘phablet’ in all of our vocabularies, the Galaxy Note.

Fast forward to their recent announcement, Samsung boasted how they knew (“way”) back then people wanted mobile devices with large(r) screens, and with that said, they announced the Galaxy Note 5. It appears Samsung believes full-heartedly if they continue to give the people what the people want, then the people will continue to give Samsung what Samsung wants - a profit.

The Galaxy Note 5 has more in common with the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge than with its predecessor the Note 4. Both Notes do have the same large 5.7” screen and both come with an S-Pen, but the glass and metal enclosure of the Note 5, its thickness, and even its Shannon design are basically the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, with a larger screen and a newly improved S-Pen.

We found one Shannon difference in the Galaxy Note 5, a new Shannon 9331 RF Transceiver, and what appears to be a big win for Murata, supplying three of the four RF antennas switches, while Skyworks and Avago continue to win with their set of respective RF power amplifiers.

We did mention the displays for both the Galaxy Note 4 and Note 5 have similar specifications. Mobile device displays are most often the heaviest weight on the overall BoM of the device, and the Galaxy Note 5 display cost is no exception here. However some time has past since the release of the Note 4, and with the natural cost and pricing reduction over time we estimate the Galaxy Note 5 display cost to be slightly lower than that of the Note 4.

The slight savings Samsung reaped in the lower costs of the display were quickly spent, and then some, when Samsung abandoned the plastic enclosure used in the Galaxy Note 4 and jumped all in for the Galaxy Note 5, using the same glass and metal design seen in Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. This gives the Note 5 more heft, but more importantly, the non-electronic BoM between the Note 4 and the Note 5 is considerably different. The Galaxy Note 5 non-electronics costs easily doubled that of the Galaxy Note 4 by our estimates. However, comparing the Note 4’s plastic design to that of the Note 5 glass and metal design would be like...comparing Apples to oranges.

Before we talk about that fruit company, let’s stay on point and compare Samsung versus other Samsungs. The Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge devices were Samsung’s first truly non-plastic enclosures, so it was no surprise the Note 5 non-electronics costs were only slightly more than the S6 devices due to the larger size of the Galaxy Note 5.

Yes, of course we did. With the exception of the Apple 5C, most iPhones have had a significant percentage of their overall costs go towards non-electronic parts. We compared the Galaxy Note 5 against the Apple equivalent iPhone 6+. Interestingly, Apple “wins” here, outspending Samsung by almost $5 per device on mechanical materials. This could be attributed to the Apple aluminum design, which we hear could be changing here very soon to a less bendable metal combination.

This device is definitely more on a level of the iPhone 6 Plus with the inclusion of the glass and metal enclosure, a more enhanced S-Pen, more RAM, and what seems to be a solid Shannon RF design. At the end of the day, not a lot of surprises with the Note 5. Samsung saved here and there in some areas and then spent the saving in others, like more memory and mechanical costs.

The relatively duplicate Shannon design, the use of the same Exynos 7420 processor, Micron memory, Avago and Skyworks still making their appearances in the familiar spots means at the end of our Deep Dive analysis we are expecting to see the IC electronic costs to be very close to the same as the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. Our first QTT estimates for the Galaxy Note 5 indicate this is going to be true.

If you say the title fast enough it almost sounds like a complicated math problem, and may be a problem for Xiaomi. The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 wasn’t the only device to arrive in labs last week, we also received the OnePlus 2, a device garnering a lot of attention as well.

Instead of the Chinese powerhouse Xiaomi having to contend with the popular Apple and Samsung brands, a third popular OEM like OnePlus will definitely make things more interesting in the Chinese market. OnePlus took some media strategy notes, making their latest flagship, the OnePlus 2 available by invitation only (initially). Xiaomi will have to answer with something big for their next rumored flagship, the Xiaomi Mi 5. Check out our OnePlus 2 quick turn to get a quick look and some insights of how this latest device compared to the original OnePlus flagship.

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Now that almost every smartphone comes in a jumbo-sized package, Samsung’s Note isn’t the outlandish monster phone it once was. But it’s still one of the only phablets to truly make the most of all that screen real estate. The S Pen is what sets the Note apart from every other phablet (at least in the U.S.), and each year, Samsung perfects its stylus a little bit more.

With its slick, Galaxy S6-like body and brand-new S Pen, the Galaxy Note 5 is Samsung’s best Note yet. It introduced the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus at the same time as the Note 5, and seemed to back it with more resources. The Edge Plus offers all the same specs in a nearly identical package, minus the S Pen.

Editor’s Note: We’ve updated this review after many months of using the Galaxy Note 5. Be sure to also check out our list of the best plus-sized, phablet phones.

Samsung’s Note has finally grown up – It’s done playing with pleather, imitating Band-Aids, and shining cheaply in plastic. The Note 5 is a stunner – just like the Galaxy S6. Its metal frame gleams subtly, and the glass back glows like a pearl. There’s a slight curve to the glass backs edges that makes the massive 5.7-inch phablet more comfortable to hold than every other Note before it.

The S-Pen stylus nestles into a cutout in the metal frame along the bottom of the Note 5. The S Pen itself has a nifty little eject button on the end, so popping it out is easy. The stylus is as sleek as the phone with a nice shiny cap (for lack of a better term) and its very own clicky button. Clicking the button doesn’t seem to actually do anything, but if you’re a notorious pen clicker, the S Pen’s new clickity clacking will give you so much pleasure.

Personally, I love this option. Sometimes, I get an idea for a drawing or I suddenly remember something important, and it’s nice to be able to jot things down quickly without too much effort. Also, at work, I often jot things down on a notepad or take notes during interviews with pen and paper. When I’ve got the Note in my hands, there’s no need to waste paper. The S Pen writes so smoothly that you can’t even tell you’re not writing on paper.

That level of fluidity and control is even more important when I’m drawing. Using ArtFlow and the S Pen, I made several quick sketches, and a few more detailed drawings right on my phone. As an artist, I can say that the Note 5’s new S Pen is fantastic. It’s on the same level as styli from Adonit and Wacom, but it’s made for a smaller screen.

If you haven’t guessed, the S Pen is one of my favorite things about Samsung’s Note series. It’s a genius addition to the phablet, and it turns the Note into something more than a phone. The Note can be a sketchbook, a scrapbook, a canvas, and yes, a notepad. It’s a versatile tool that makes the Note stand out in the overcrowded sea of phablets.

Meanwhile, the curved edge on the S6, the S6 Edge Plus is much less useful. If Samsung has to hedge its bets in the phablet category, we’d rather it stuck with the Note and left the curved edges to the flagship S series.

The Note 5 is chock full of impressive numbers, from its 5.7-inch Quad HD screen (2,560 x 1,440 pixels), to its octa-core Exynos processor and 4GB of RAM. Samsung offers both 32GB and 64GB versions of the Note 5, so you won’t have to worry too much about storage – unless you’re a real hog. A lot of people are upset about the lack of expandable storage via a MicroSD card, and it’s a fair criticism, since most Note users are power users. After almost a year of use, our 32GB, of which only around 24GB is available for use, has almost completely filled up.

The 3,000mAh battery charges wirelessly on both of the popular standards and quickly – Samsung says it can charge just as fast wirelessly as the Galaxy S6, even though it’s a much bigger phone. We’ve tested the Qi wireless charging extensively and it works well. The Note 5 does heat up slightly, but it charges quickly, even with a thin case on. If you have a couple of hours to spare, nothing beats the convenience of wireless charging. Thankfully, for when you’re in a hurry, the Micro USB cable is incredibly fast. It’s nice to plug the phone in and see it zip up to 100 percent in no time at all.

The battery life isn’t terrible, but it sure isn’t as good as it should be. Samsung actually put a smaller battery in the Note 5 than the Note 4, which just doesn’t make sense. The Note 5 easily handled a full day of use, but it couldn’t make it through a day and a half, let alone two. It’s a shame, because that was one of the things that made older Notes different. The battery is not removable either, which will annoy many old-school users. This becomes more of an issue over time, because battery performance deteriorates. As our Note 5 approaches its first birthday, the battery already seems to be running out of juice earlier than it used to. This may be partly down to teething troubles with the update to Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, but we have concerns about how it will perform after two years.

That said, those who are used to charging their phones every night won’t be upset. The Note 5’s battery lasted me through a very busy day, which included a briefing during which the phone’s screen was on the whole time, because I was taking notes with the S Pen. I was down to 40 percent by 4 p.m. that day, but most days I lingered around 60 percent by 4 p.m., which is on the same level as the iPhone 6 Plus.

The 16-megapixel camera on the back of the Note 5 takes great photos, as it’s the same sensor that’s found on the Galaxy S6. It focuses quickly and performs well in most lighting conditions. You can more or less snap away with the Note 5 and get some great pictures in return.

Photos taken in low light looked decent enough, though the Note 5 struggles with them just as much as any other smartphone does. Sunny day shots look lovely, though, and indoor pictures during the day turn out well, too.

The 5-megapixel shooter on the front has become more or less the standard on Android phones these days, thanks to the selfie craze. Anyone coming from an older phone or an iPhone will certainly notice the difference in quality. The only funny thing is that the beauty mode is preset, so the first selfie you take may have you looking like a glowing angel. Luckily, you can tone it down to get more realistic results. Of course, if you’d rather look like Barbie or Ken, you can turn up the big eyes feature, increase your ethereal glow, and slim your face down – we won’t judge.

One of the most intriguing things about the Galaxy Note 5 is a feature that you won’t find on flagships from other manufacturers: Samsung Pay. The mobile payment service is truly like no other. Inside the Note 5 is a special coil that mimics a magnetic strip on a credit or debit card using MST technology. This special coil allows Note 5 users to make mobile payments at almost any terminal – even if it doesn’t have NFC wireless payments built into it. Samsung boasted about the technology back at Mobile World Congress when it debuted the S6, but we finally got to see a demo of it, and came away impressed.

Samsung Pay is available in the U.S. on all major carriers’ networks. You can also use it in Australia, Spain, South Korea, and China, with a few more countries due to get it this year. It is a killer feature on the Note 5, the S6, the S6 Edge, and the S6 Edge Plus.

Samsung is still the king of phablets, but the gap is closing. When it comes to value for money, the Nexus 6P and the OnePlus 3 are tempting alternatives. The S Pen is the Note 5’s killer feature, and the main thing that sets it apart from other big phones like the LG G5 or the iPhone 6S Plus. Note-takers, power users, and artists love the S Pen for a reason: It’s truly fantastic. The Note 5 takes the stylus to the next level, making Samsung’s phablet the best phone for creatives.

The Note 5 may not have a removable battery or a MicroSD card slot, but neither does most of the competition, and it’s still a powerful phone that looks a hell of a lot nicer than its predecessors.

If you’re stuck between the S6 Edge Plus and the Note 5, think long and hard about your decision. The edges aren’t always comfortable, and they’re only rarely useful at this stage. The Note 5’s stylus is more handy than you might think, and Samsung has had five versions to perfect the experience, so you know you’re getting a quality stylus experience that’s streamlined for the phablet.

The Note is the better choice of Samsung’s two behemoths, and so it’s a real shame that the Korean company decided not to bring the Note to Europe and a few other regions. It will be interesting to see what Samsung does with the next Note in the series.

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The 2-way privacy film is designed in a way that the glass is optically clear when looking directly at the screen straight on but darkens as you angle the device from either the left or the right when in vertical mode. Visibility starts to limit when the device angles past 45 degrees in either direction, blocking visibility from neighboring parties. The 2-way is only effective when in vertical mode so if you want others to view your screen, just flip your device to landscape mode. Those persons on either side will then be able to see your screen.

The Samsung Galaxy Note5 brings a huge redesign to the Note series: it adopts the glass and metal styling of the Galaxy S6, but in a larger, 5.7" form factor, and it features the signature S Pen stylus. The Note5 sports the 14nm Exynos 7420 octa-core system chip with a whopping 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM. In terms of photography, it sports a 16-megapixel rear cam with OIS, while up front there is a 5-megapixel selfie shooter, and both cameras sport wide, f/1.9 lenses. The battery on the Note 5 is smaller than on the Note4: it"s a 3000mAh juicer that is not user removable. The base model of the phone ships with 32GB of internal storage, and there is a costlier, 64GB version, but both lack support for expandable storage.

Summary: Dropped Galaxy Note 5 on the floor and got screen broken? What worse, you could lose important photos, contacts, WhatsApp messages, videos, documents or other data stored within the device because the touch screen stops working. Never mind, in this post I have shared few ways through which you can recover data from screen broken Galaxy Note 5effectively.

No matter how much you take care of your Samsung Note 5, accidents happen without prior notifications. Dropping your Galaxy Note 5 on the floor is the most common cause in this point. All that happened, all you can do is just staring at Note 5 with a broken screen and blaming yourself for the carelessness.

I have a broken screen (Blank) on my Note 5, however, it is still functioning, just that I can’t see what I am doing. Is there a way to backup the data from the phone? I read that MHL does not work with this phone. Appreciate if you have any ideas on how to do this. Thanks

You can try to make use of AutoPlay feature on Windows PC to get data off your Note to the computer. When you connect your Samsung phone to PC, then there is an AutoPlay option popping up on your Windows PC, asking you how you want Windows to handle the device.

But do note that this will only work if USB Debugging Mode is already enabled on your Note 5. If USB Debugging is disabled, then the AutoPlay feature will not show up on your PC.

Note:If you don’t see AutoPlay windows, then it could be that you have not enabled the feature. On Windows 10 go to Settings> Devices> AutoPlay to enable it.

Another drawback of this solution is that you can only recover a limited amount of files from the phone memory and data like text messages, contacts, call history, WhatsApp messages are hard to recover. And hence, you must recover data from screen broken Samsung Galaxy Note 5 with the help of Android Data Extraction tool.

This program support data recovery from Samsung Galaxy Note 8/Note 3/Note 4/Note 4 Edge/Note 5/Note 5 DUOS, Samsung Galaxy S3, S4, S4 Active, S4 LTE-A, S4 Mini, S5, S5 Duos, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7, Tab Pro 10.1, Tab Pro 8.4, Tab S 8.4, Tab2 10.1, etc. So, download the trial version of Broken Android Recovery and follow the steps to have a try.

At the new window, select the accurate "Device Name" and "Device Model" for your phone. Currently this function only works for some Samsung devices in Galaxy S, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Tab series. And click on the "Next".

There are several options available to you if you are looking to buy a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 LCD screen on eBay. You can find replacement screens along with complete installation kits for the Note 5. Here are the main questions people ask before buying a new or used replacement screen on eBay for their Galaxy Note 5.

The Galaxy Note 5 LCD screen is a 5.7-inch high-resolution display. See the manufacturer site for details. There are 11 different versions of the Note 5. To make a safe selection of a Note 5 LCD replacement, identify the model number of your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 display and see that it corresponds with the model numbers in the description of the LCD screen’s product page on eBay.

There are many Galaxy Note 5 LCD replacement screens for sale on eBay that come with self-installation tools. If you plan on doing a screen replacement yourself, see the items that have tools in the product image and check the description for more information on the included kit. Many screen replacement kits for sale also include screen care accessories and installation instructions.

There are new, used, and refurbished Note 5 LCD replacement displays available on eBay. Used and refurbished screens are cost-effective replacement solutions.

The Galaxy Note 5 display is interchangeable with one of the same model, different color. Replacing your screen may be your opportunity to customize your device with a different color. The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 display screen for sale on eBay is available in four colors: