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We asked, you told us: You don’t think Samsung should kill the Note series
August 17, 2025
Multiple recentreportshave sounded the death knell for Samsung’s Galaxy Note series. Some say Samsung willcompletely ditchthe phablet line in 2021 while othersinsistthere might be one last Note on its way out next year.
Based on these reports,we askedour readers what they think of Samsung merging the Galaxy Note series with the Galaxy S flagship line. We also asked our audience acrossYouTube,Twitter, and ourwebsiteif they want Samsung to kill off the Galaxy Note series completely. Here are the results of both those polls.
Do you want Samsung to merge the Galaxy S and Note series?
Do you think Samsung should kill off the Galaxy Note series?
60.4% of the 1,238Android Authorityreaders who voted in our first poll were opposed to the idea of Samsung merging the S and Note lineups. That opinion in favor of the Note series was further cemented by the results of our second poll.
Out of the nearly 25,360 votes across our website, YouTube channel, and Twitter page, 60.66% ofAndroid Authority‘s audience said that they don’t think Samsung should kill off the Galaxy Note series. Meanwhile, 39.34% think that the company should abandon the phablet line.
The results were unanimous across all the platforms where we conducted the poll. Clearly, Samsung’s Note series still holds value in people’s hearts and minds even though the company is likely to port the S-Pen, one of its most defining features, over to the Galaxy S and Fold models.
That said,argumentscan be made bothin favor of the Galaxy Note series and against it. On one hand, the Note line pioneered big-screen phones and is considered the best of what Samsung has to offer. On the flip side, it’s hardly innovative anymore and an S-Pen might not be enough to justify its existence.
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