Check Out These Beautiful Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+ Renders With Transparent Cases From Olixar

Check Out These Beautiful Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+ Renders With Transparent Cases From Olixar

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After the Samsung Galaxy S9 launched at MWC 2018, we've managed to already snag some time with the phone, and have been playing hard with this phone ahead of our full, and in-depth review.

In our first 48 hours with the phone, we noted that while some of the improvements weren't immediately obvious, this is clearly a better phone than some might expect. It's not in the league of the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, which took our top honors in our MWC Awards, but it's pretty good still.

And then a further two days' testing proved that the Galaxy S9 was a strong performer on the biometric side of things, with the handset a cinch to get into (compared to the impenetrable Galaxy S8), as well as showing there's some smarts in the camera at low light too.

But that's not all we've learned - firstly, it looks like Samsung will be getting some cleaner, faster updates on Android thanks to supporting Project Treble, as well as it being confirmed as having the best screen on the market by DisplayMate.

Beyond that, we've got everything you need to know about the phone below, helping you get to grips with a phone that could be the very best on the market this year.
What's the latest Samsung Galaxy S9 news?
The Samsung Galaxy S9 has been dubbed as having the best smartphone display on the market by DisplayMate, showing that the Super AMOLED technology is still the best you can get on a phone.

What is the Samsung Galaxy S9 price?
We know the Galaxy S9 will cost £739, $719.99, or AU$1,199 SIM-free directly from Samsung, but exact pricing for other markets is currently unclear. In the UK, that's a huge price jump over last year's handset, which cost £689 at launch, and it's the same price as the reports our sources told us before it was made official.

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