Several tech commentators have confirmed that Samsung's new Note 5 is among the lustrous, finest and top notch smartphones that consumers have come across in ages.

Though some have reservations regarding its specs, the whole idea is that Galaxy Note 5 is an impeccable phone for tech-savvy consumers with big hands and deep pockets. The Verge indicates that irrespective of being considered Samsung's sleek gadgets to date, the Galaxy Note 5 has made some consumers disillusioned with its move to a lesser battery and no microSD storage extension. However, this seems to be the only issue as the gadget's manufacturer is abandoning its plastic-designed devices in replacement for those with metallic and glass features.

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The release date of the Galaxy Note 5 was on August 21 in most markets with the America, Hong Kong and Australia getting priority, but not the European markets, according to Tech Radar. The launch of the Note 5 at the price point of $740 for 32GB and $840 for 64GB makes it categorized as one of the most expensive Samsung gadgets. This is different for the case of Europe in which Samsung has said that Briton consumers will  wait for the Galaxy S6 Edge+ instead, which features near identical specs to its Note-branded sibling that will be released within a year but at a £750 SIM free price, according to The Inquirer. 

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 features an aluminum and glass design with 64-bit octa-core Exynos 7420 processor based on 14nm architecture and 4GB RAM. The device will ship with either 32GB or 64GB storage built-in. The spectacular features includes a 5.7-inch four-sided figure HD screen, improved feature, performance and the reinstatement of the  Note 5 has everything phone users need, except a microSD card slot and replaceable battery.

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