Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Gaming Review After 3 Months By TechLekh

Hey, what's up lights on with here, put a click and in this video I'm standing in for nice anomaly for his gaming review office apps and Galaxy Note 9 Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is the latest flagship device from Samsung the variant that we have has a 6 cm inside, and it's powered by the Enos 9810 processor made by Samsung the main smog performance of this processor is very good, not only that the phone has a huge 4000 mAh battery, so you can clearly see from the specs that the Galaxy Note 9 is ready to cross any game that Android OS has to offer. So how did we test the gaming capability of the Samsung Galaxy? Note night? First, we taught the device to a headed person, and then we played five games for 15 minutes is, and also we take the battery percentage drop after each of those 15 minutes. As for the games, we played all the games at Mac settings and the brightness was an auto mode. So now without further ado, let's get right into the games now. The first game that he played was one of my favorite time killers. The Altos Odyssey- this is one of the most beautiful Android games I have ever played, and the visuals are just amazing.

After a 15-minute session in this game, the battery dropped to 96% from 100%. Next we played everyone's favorite dream: League Soccer, a light, a sports game that soon attacks the battery very much and after 15 minutes I emerged with a win and a loss. The battery was down to 99%, and I was guessing that the battery would already be on the 80s by now, but that was not the case now. After these light games, it was time to really tax the graphics of this device, so I fired up the asphalt 9, the graphics was amazing. After all, you are paying above 1 lakhs for this phone.

The pieces of glass starts flying during crash. Looked unreal. The hyperlapse during nitro boost never saw any hiccups, this tip performed as expected, but there was another factor that led to a heightened gaming experience. The speakers when you play on this thing it is truly immersive. The speakers are loud, and you feel absorbed into the game.

After 15 minutes of asphalt, the battery drain, only 6% I was left with 85% of battery after 45 minutes of gaming, and now it was time for fortnight the battle royale game that was exclusive to the Sampson note 9 at launch event. Really the 14 I didn't want to round over our Wi-Fi, so I had to play it on cellular data connection, so some bad reports and drops can be attributed to salad, electronics and as well. The gameplay in fortnight felt a little Jacky to me there with any hiccups or anything, but the graphics seemed a little underwhelming. The game didn't feel polished, but I managed to solve by the entire 15 minute, and the battery was now as 78% taking a hit of 7%. Only at last we had to play the game of the year.

You guessed it yes, pop Z probably walked on our Wi-Fi I cranked. The graphic settings to SDR and finish to ultra hide. The gameplay was smooth, and I didn't experience any storage, even 15 minutes. The battery now came down to 71%, only a drop of 6%. So, overall, the gaming experience on the node 9 was fantastic.

I have now any complaints about its performance. The liquid cooling Tillman seems to work too, as I didn't feel any significant heat using my gaming sessions. So if an Android gamer you'll be more than happy with this one, so that's it for this video hope you guys liked it like you liked it and also subscribe to our channel for further contents like this or next time. Namaste.

Source : TechLekh