Samsung Galaxy Note 5 display
The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 features a 5.7-inch Super AMOLED display with QHD resolution. That's 2,560 x 1,440 pixels producing a pixel density of 518 pixels per inch. That's not as high as some smaller devices, but it's still a perfectly high enough number for great image clarity (for reference, iPhones continue to hover around the 300 ppi mark).
Considering the Galaxy Note 5 launched alongside an equally large Galaxy S6 Edge+ (without an S Pen) we can only assume there is no plan for a Galaxy Note 5 Edge. Does an S Pen on a device with a curved display even makes sense? That's up to you to decide. We also don't know if we will see a follow up to the original Galaxy Note Edge.
Considering the Galaxy Note 5 launched alongside an equally large Galaxy S6 Edge+ (without an S Pen) we can only assume there is no plan for a Galaxy Note 5 Edge. Does an S Pen on a device with a curved display even makes sense? That's up to you to decide. We also don't know if we will see a follow up to the original Galaxy Note Edge.
We will bring you further details on the Galaxy Note 5 display when we get a review unit, but the time we had with the phone, we couldn't see anything you wouldn't have come to expect from a Samsung AMOLED display. Everything is bright, saturated and sharp.
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