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I bought the UAG case for my Note 5.
UAG case will make the phone more bulky and heavier right?

I bought the UAG case for my Note 5.
Not sure for note 5 but handled the s6 uag case before, rly thin and compact imo. For that level of protection pretty worth itUAG case will make the phone more bulky and heavier right?
Phonearena:Galaxy Note5 battery life benchmark: Outperforms the Note 4 despite smaller battery
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Gala...ms-the-Note-4-despite-smaller-battery_id72735
But not entirely surprising though. Having use the S6's Exynos 7420, the chipset is pretty decent when it comes to power consumption when using the phone. But it's the standby drain that kills it.
they should have just maintained the battery capacity of the note 4, lots of people would be much happier man
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yeah, they managed to squeeze 3,500 mAh into the S6 Active with 8.6mm. Note 5 is 7.6mm. If only they compromised a little and just made it 8.0mm and use the extra space for battery.![]()
form over function my friend, form over functionprecisely!!!!!!
it is clear they can do it what, just don't understand what they doing
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precisely!!!!!!
it is clear they can do it what, just don't understand what they doing
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form over function my friend, form over function![]()
do i buy or do i not. tick tock, contract is up.
BTW for all the note fans, I saw a colleague taking notes feverishly using her older note phone and stylus, and that's when I realised, my goodness, the stylus is really a good thing to have!
cos me and my other colleagues were taking notes on our physical note pad lol
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do i buy or do i not. tick tock, contract is up.
I just jumped to G4 from Note 3.
I think it's really depend on what you want.
If u are not concerned about non removable battery and no sd card, the go ahead.
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Redmi, Note 4, Note 5 and Mi Note Pro on geekbench 3.
Phonearena:Galaxy Note5 battery life benchmark: Outperforms the Note 4 despite smaller battery
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Gala...ms-the-Note-4-despite-smaller-battery_id72735
But not entirely surprising though. Having use the S6's Exynos 7420, the chipset is pretty decent when it comes to power consumption when using the phone. But it's the standby drain that kills it.