Galaxy S9 and S9+ Review: The Android Phones to Beat

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Galaxy S9 and S9+ Review: The Android Phones to Beat




Galaxy S9Galaxy S9+Price
$720-$820
$840-$940
Display5.8 inches (2960 x 1440 pixels)6.2 inches (2960 x 1440 pixels)Camera
12-MP Super Speed Dual Pixel (f/1.5 - f/2.4)

12-MP Super Speed Dual Pixel (f/1.5 - f/2.4), 12-MP telephoto with 2x zoom (f/2.4)Front Camera8-MP (f/1.7)8-MP (f/1.7)CPUSnapdragon 845Snapdragon 845RAM4GB6GBStorage64GB, 128GB, 256GB64GB, 128GB, 256GBmicroSDUp to 400GB
Up to 400GBBattery3,000 mAh3,500 mAhColorsMidnight Black, Coral Blue, Lilac PurpleMidnight Black, Coral Blue, Lilac PurpleSize5.8 x 2.7 x 0.33 inches6.2 x 2.9 x 0.33 inchesWeight5.8 ounces6.7 ounces

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