After notice people complaining Real Racing 3 is not smooth at Snapdragon 805 edition.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/gen...-4-gpu-t2910578

I decide to try out few games include Real Racing 3, Temple Run 2 (in highest quality setting) and Death Trigger 2 (in highest quality setting as well) and also Osmos HD.

Now I am impress and no regret Malaysia bring in Exynos edition. All mention above games running smoothly without issue.

At DirectD, looking at the crowd you would think they are giving one phone free for a phone purchased
Despite several negative comments about them, their business is thriving and now they operate from 2 shophouses at SS15. Apparently SatuGadget is under same management too
I would say I had no serious issues with them. Only one time I claim warranty on an AP HTC phone and all communication through whatsapp. I courier phone back to them and 10 days later I got the phone back. I need only pay for their poslaju fees. Motherboard change FOC
I had been buying phones from them past 7 years already !!

Thats strange because I didn't pay the RM99 to be 'entitled' for the free gifts. It interpreted as pay RM99 for second year screen protection coverage. Besides the free gift did not have any special condition or clauses with it. I think there's a mix up with HN floor staff. The salesguy did ask me if I would pay RM99 for second year but I told them I didn't need it so he proceeded to process the sales as normal.

Try speaking with the store manager because sometimes floor staff is poorly trained. Also HN is a franchise model retailer. Meaning they are individually owned but put on the same brand and store colour scheme. In AU, doing business with HN is a mess because some store refuse to implement product discounts or promotions given by the principle supplier (e.g. Logitech, Targus, etc) because they prefer to eat the margin. So your friend could have been conned by the floor staff.

Today went to Samsung retail store at Publika, they are only selling Note 4 for RM3.2k with case, screen protector and micro sd. Ridiculous......

Here is the review for exynos note 4:

http://www.techspot.com/review/906-samsung...te-4/page5.html

This review also got comparison between snapdragon and exynos performance.

I did notice throughout my benchmarking runs that the Galaxy Note 4 throttles its SoC to a pretty significant level after around five minutes of heavy CPU/GPU load. After the end of a 30 minute run the Note 4 had lost just under 50% of its peak performance, as you can see in the graph above. Note that these results are for the Exynos model; I’ll have to examine the Snapdragon model in more detail later, although I suspect it throttles to a similar extent.

You are right. Sharpness is Note 4.

Not AMOLED. .that someone told it MIGHT DAMAGE the oleo phobic coating on the glass..

Which I think is not true