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The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has been launched and some did not warm up to it instantly. There are a lot of reasons for this, including the similar design opted for by Samsung for the Note 9.
Both the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and the S9+ have a disappointingly identical concept, Forbes reported. As such, consumers have been reluctant to order the company’s latest phone even though it’s been made faster and more powerful, and offers a better camera for taking quality images. But for those who opted to order the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, there are a lot of good things to buy for the flagship.
One of the best features of the phone is its screen-to-body ratio. Both the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and S9+ have a nearly similar aspect ratio as they have been outfitted with a 6.4-inch display for the standard version and a 6.2-inch for the S9+. What separates them is their pixel density and a screen-to-body display.
And with a price tag of $999, users would want to outfit the device with a sturdier protection. One of the best cases for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 out there is the Official Samsung Galaxy Note 9 LED View Cover.
It offers a lot of impact protection if the users accidentally drop their device. The view cover offers a stylish look while giving the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 a lot of stability should it fall on a hard surface. The downside is that it’s quite expensive, although that price is justifiable since it provides users with assurance that their phone isn’t going to crack should a mishap occur.
Another reliable case for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is the Spigen Tough Armor. The case has been aptly named as it offers a lot of protection that absorbs the impact when the device is dropped. It’s also quite slim despite how it looks and comes in a variety of colors that users can choose to match the shade of their smartphone.
Snakehive offers a case that provides a lot of security for Samsung Galaxy Note 9 users. Unlike the previous ones mentioned above, Snakehive's case covers the screen, back, and the sides of the device. It’s also made with leather and offers multiple purposes including storage of cash and cards, giving users the option of leaving their wallet.
