#galaxy note 5

We’re back with another article for our Camera Blind Test series and this time, we’re comparing two high-end phones that take imaging seriously — the new Huawei Mate 8 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Note: Be sure to vote per category as the sample images are mixed (Mate 8 is sometimes A, sometimes B. We have previously compared the shots from Sony Xperia Z5 against Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and we’re now ready to give you the results of who you thought took better shots on Auto mode. From what we noticed, the shots voted for the Z5 had good contrast, while those voted for the Note 5 had a more faithful color reproduction. The Samsung Galaxy Note series started way back in 2011, positioned as a note-taking device to replace the pen and paper, made obvious by campaigns such as “do you note?”. Samsung’s Note line-up have come a long way. Let’s look back and check out the evolution of the Galaxy Note once again today. The first Galaxy Note packed an 5.3-inch display @ 800x1280 pixels, a dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM and a 2,500mAh battery --  all of which, at that time, were heavy-duty specs that were hard to find. Read more in our articles including "Camera Blind Test: Huawei Mate 8 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 5" and "Results: Xperia Z5 vs Galaxy Note 5 Camera Blind Test".