The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is a version of Samsung's phablet that can make calls.

Samsung introduced the Note 8 as part of a trio of smartphone offerings. The Galaxy S8, Samsung’s flagship smartphone, features a 5.8-inch display. The larger Galaxy S8+ has a 6.2-inch display and measures 2.88 inches wide. The Note 8 is slightly larger than that at 2.94 inches wide with a 6.3-inch display. In addition to the larger display, the Note 8 also sports a dual-camera setup on the back, which its S8 and S8+ siblings lack, as you’ll read about below.

The Note 8 isn’t just a Note 7 with a battery that works well. The Note 8 has key differences in five areas:

While the Note 8’s display, like the Note 7’s, is a Super AMOLED display, Samsung has bumped the resolution of the Note 8’s screen to 2960×1440. That’s slightly better than the Note 7’s 2560×1440 resolution.