Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Rumoured to Feature a 6.4-inch Display and 4000mAh Battery

Samsung’s next flagship smartphone will be the Galaxy Note 9 because the company has already trademarked the name last month. Today, a couple of tweets from different tipsters revealed two key features of the Note 9. Firstly, the Galaxy Note 9 will come with a 6.4-inch Quad HD+ display, a larger one when compared to the 6.3-inch screen found on the Galaxy Note 8. Another rumoured feature is the phone will have a larger battery- either a 3850mAh unit or a 4000mAh unit. The screen size was tipped by a Chinese user touting the source as Weibo, while the battery size is tipped by reliable Samsung device tipster Ice Universe on Twitter.

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The bigger screen size on the Note 9 will not be a worry for many users, and it will give a slight edge for Samsung to differentiate between the Galaxy S9+ and the Note 9. The S9+ features a 6.2-inch display and it makes complete sense for Samsung to bump up the screen size. The increase in battery size will be a welcome change for many users as Samsung flagship devices are often criticised for the poor battery performance, especially the Exynos variants.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is coming sooner than we expected, maybe in early June due to the poor sales of the Galaxy S9 duo. As a result, the Note 9 has already made its appearance on Geekbench, hinting at the possible early launch date.

There are several rumours on the web stating the Galaxy Note 9 will feature an in-display fingerprint scanner, while one report says it won’t feature the same. Samsung might not include the in-display biometric sensor on the Note 9 because the technology is still in early stages, even though a couple of devices from Vivo and Huawei had featured it already.