The Mighty S-Pen Roars On.

With the year wrapping up and a plethora of sales and discounts floating around it is a good time to catch a deal on a mobile phone. If this applies to you one device you may want to look into is the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

At this point, most flagship specs are identical. Great camera, beautiful display and a few gimmicks.

However, what sets the Note series apart from all others is the S-Pen.

Quick refresher the S-Pen is a special stylus that not only lets you write on the Galaxy Note but also allows you to draw pictures, copy, cut and paste text, translate text, draw pictures, navigate every aspect of your phone from browsing, surfing the web, editing pictures and videos.

The S- Pen always provided Note series with a significant advantage but with this iteration, Samsung upped the ante by having the S-Pen connect to the phone via Bluetooth.

This added feature allows you to use the S-Pen as a remote in which you can take pictures, record videos, navigate slides in a presentation, photo slideshows and control your music player.

Minus controlling your music player most of the remote S-Pen features are business/productive orient which is everything the Note 9 is. Although Samsung spent a huge amount of the Note 9 marketing budget highlighting it a gaming phone as well. Which I will counter that gaming is a productive feature depending on how you use it.

This post was about the S-Pen but one spec feature of the Note 9 will share is its internal memory. The entry model packs 128gb of internal memory and of course, you can add an additional 512gb via sd storage. If that doesn’t blow your mind the high-end Note 9 packs 512gb of internal memory. Yes. Do yourself a favor an opt for the 512gb model and photo, video and game yourself away.

Formore S-Pen tips check out The Ultimate Spen guide by Android Authority.