A few months from now, Samsung will refresh its flagship phablet, prompting tech watchers to anticipate a classic battle between the Galaxy S4 and the Galaxy Note 3, which analysts said is set for a September 2013 release date.

The meat of the contest is, which Samsung device will rack up the better sales figures come reporting time though the South Korean tech has earlier expressed confidence that both the GS4 and the Note 3 will be its top revenue generator for much of 2013.

In previous renditions, the two Androids are nearly identical in functions and look, separated only by the Note's bigger phone screen. This year, the tussle is pretty much the same but reports that were coming out about the Note 3 seem to suggest that it is a handset worth waiting for amidst the GS4's current circulation.

By the time it begins its global rollout later this year, there are three key reasons to support the notion that the Galaxy Note 3 offers more premium than the Galaxy S4, easily making the former as the better buy for consumers worldwide.

The Note 3 will deliver upscale hardware specs

Despite criticisms heaped on its built, the GS4 is a high-end device inside and out, even pricier to build compared to the iPhone 5. Samsung, however, intends to further improve its reputation by putting out a second flagship handset that is both dependable in features and body-build.

Persistent reports point to the possibility of a Galaxy smartphone redesign via the Note 3, likely giving the 5.9-inch phablet a metal chassis and a flexible screen display for a sturdy phone body. Further, the 1080p handset is widely believed to benefit from the full-implement of Samsung's 8-core Exynos Octa 5 CPU. This mix of upgrades will make the Note 3 not only a solid smartphone but also a gadget that packs with incredible power while adhering to the principle of energy efficiency.

The Note 3 will get higher Android and TouchWiz versions

At least five months will separate the GS4 and the Note 3 and in between Google's Android will likely climb up to a new edition - either Jelly Bean 4.3 or Key Lime Pie. Whatever will come out, it is clear that the Samsung phablet is among the first handset to taste the new powerful mobile operating system.

And it gets more interesting as the Note 3 will certainly showcase first-rate smartphone powers thanks to Samsung's Premium Suite, which consumers have learned to love for handset feature like Air View, Smart Stay, Multi-View and touch-free controls. All these points to a richer Galaxy smartphone experience that make allowed Samsung to confidently tussle with its bitter rival - Apple.

The Note 3 will come with a vastly improved stylus in S-Pen

As one of its core offerings, Samsung's Note series has essentially reinvented the almost forgotten stylus. With the third-generation version, the company aims to further boost users' experience with the electronic pen thanks to the WACOM acquisition and the possible deployment of Sharp's IGZO display technology with the Note 3.

With an improved stylus technology and a screen panel that responds better to touch manipulation, the phablet promises a more immersive device experience with users virtually embracing the Note 3 as an extension of their natural functions. As Samsung loves to highlight - the Galaxy Notes with the S-Pen encourages creativity and productivity. These possibilities will reach new heights with the Note 3.