Weekly poll results: the Samsung Galaxy Note9 is great, its price isn't

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About 1 in 5 people who voted in last week’s poll say they have pre-ordered a Samsung Galaxy Note9. Among those who are holding back the most commonly cited reason why is the price.

The Galaxy Note8 was a bit cheaper in the US and the UK ($70 or £30 less) than the Note9 pricing. The new model comes with double the base storage and a more advanced S Pen, which probably added to the cost. Not surprisingly, 1 in 4 people are waiting for the prices to drop before they make a

move.

Then there are the 14% who don’t see the Galaxy Note9 as a big enough upgrade over the Note8 and prefer that one instead. There are even 9% of voters who don’t care about the S Pen at all.

Anyway, it’s telling that only a third of voters are looking at a non-Galaxy flagship. There was a heated discussion of Samsung’s custom UI vs. Android Pie. There’s a surprisingly negative sentiment against Pie, so it turns out that the Note9 launching with Oreo isn’t a problem for most folks.

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