Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus Review

Whether you are looking for an affordable, powerful smartphone that can handle a lot of tasks or just a phone that is simple to use, the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has some great features that will suit your needs. These features include a dual camera array, a 3500mAh battery, a 3.5 mm audio jack, and customization options.

Dual camera array

Among the features of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus is a dual camera array. While it does not include the dual back cameras found on the iPhone X, the setup is much similar to the one found on Note 8.

The Galaxy S9 features a 12-megapixel super-speed dual-pixel sensor that can record videos at 960 frames per second. It also has multi-frame noise reduction, which takes 12 photos at once when the shutter button is pressed. It also has dual optical image stabilization.

Its rear camera has a dual aperture lens, which will allow it to switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4. It will take photos with a wider aperture, which will allow more light into the camera, and produce better-quality images.

AKG stereo speakers with Dolby Amos support

Among the many improvements in the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus is its ability to take advantage of Dolby Atmos, an audio technology that offers a new level of sound. This technology can be used to enhance the sound quality of both the speakers and earbuds and adds some neat stereo effects.

AKG tuned the stereo speakers in the Galaxy S9 Plus, resulting in some of the loudest speakers you’ll find in a phone. These speakers are about 1.4 times louder than the speaker in the Galaxy S8 and are also Dolby Atmos certified.

Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ include Dolby Atmos and other sound technology in their arsenals, along with an edge-to-edge display, dual cameras, and an IP68 rating. As for audio, Samsung’s latest phones feature stereo speakers, AKG-tuned earbuds, and a 3.5mm audio jack. Unlike previous Galaxy flagships, Samsung took the time to fine-tune the speaker’s output levels, resulting in a more immersive sound experience.

3.5 mm audio jack

Whether or not you’re happy with Samsung’s decision to retain the headphone jack on its upcoming Galaxy S9 Plus, the fact remains that the phone’s audio capabilities are surprisingly good. If you’re using wireless Bluetooth headphones, you can still hear music at a decent volume, and even cast music to your television or another device. But if you want the best audio quality possible, you’ll want to stick with wired headphones.

While you might be able to buy wireless Bluetooth headphones to hear your music, it’s unlikely they’ll be able to compete with wired headphones. This is especially true if you’re using them for extended periods of time.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 is one of the last flagship smartphones to still feature a traditional headphone jack. Apple’s iPhone 8 and iPhone 8+, and Google’s Pixel phones, all lack the traditional port.

Customization options

Whether you’re buying a new smartphone or upgrading to a new model, Samsung’s Galaxy S9 Plus has plenty of features and customization options to get you started. Some of these features are already available, while others are new additions to the Samsung Galaxy S9.

Samsung’s Galaxy S9 has a new feature called “Smart Stay.” The feature will keep the screen active even when the user leaves the screen. This feature will also allow you to reply to texts without having to exit the screen.

Samsung’s Galaxy S9 Plus also has a new feature called “Dual Messenger.” This feature allows you to have two separate instances of the same messaging app. You can choose which account you want to use for each messenger.

The new feature also has some neat tricks. For example, you can switch the settings on the screen based on what you’re watching or listening to. You can even have the phone switch its settings based on your voice.