It's a tough one - summarising this rather monumental device in just one paragraph. The Samsung Galaxy S6 seriously impressed in the imaging department with what must be one of the best smartphone cameras ever made.

The Galaxy S6 leads the pack with its best-in-class camera and eye-popping display. Power users who want the flexibility of changing batteries and adding microSD cards may want to consider Samsung's Galaxy Note 4, which has a removable back but is larger and has lesser specs.

Attractive design; Best smartphone camera; Gorgeous screen; Helpful UI improvements

Sealed battery with average endurance; No microSD card

It's been 6 years since Samsung first introduced the Galaxy S series and in those six years, we've seen how the Korean company turned from being one of the minor players in the smartphone handset market to become the top smartphone vendor in the world in less than half a decade.

Gorgeous display; Premium build quality; Impressive performance; Great camera quality; Built-in wireless charging; Generous internal storage

Average battery life; No storage expansion; Non-removable battery; Erratic signal loss; Fingerprint and smudge magnet; Quite expensive

Most powerful SoC(Exynos 7420) much better than Qualcomm Snapdragon 810. Excellent Quad HD AMOLED screen. I still recommend iPhone 6 if you just want a mobile phone. But if you have a high requirement of multi-media function, the Galaxy S6 is much better than iPhone 6.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge – with its curved screen edges – got most of the attention when it was released recently but the Galaxy S6, which was launched at the same time, deserves plenty of accolades as well.

This phone packs a punch. I bought it through pre-ordering and have been using this phone since last 2 weeks. I was thrilled. The screen, responsiveness, battery life - all is just amazing. Coupled with it the turbo charger charges the phone from 0 to 100% in 1.2 hours flat.

There's a lot that we've covered in the course of this review, so it's well worth reviewing everything before coming to any sort of final judgment. The first most critical aspect of the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge, more than any other, is the change in design.

Here is my full video review of the Samsung Galaxy S6, Samsung has stepped up their game in the design department and released a flagship that has everyone hyped. That paired with a toned down software experience and top of the...

Great Specs; Solid Build Quality; Best smartphone camera I have ever used

Touchwiz still not great

The Samsung Galaxy S6 lifts Samsung's flagship phones into a whole new league design wise. It's gunning for a position alongside the likes of the HTC One M9 and the iPhone 6 and under the lid are a list of components that will appeal to those willing to splash out the ￡600 that the phone costs.

Beautiful industrial design; Excellent camera; Very powerful; Speedy charging; Pin-sharp screen

Unimpressive battery life; No removable battery, expandable storage; Not waterproof; Expensive

For years, we've harped on Samsung to stop building its smartphones with creaky plastic and bloated software. The Galaxy series is Android's flagship brand, but Samsung has rarely offered the best Android experience. Now, in the Galaxy S6, change has finally come.

There is no faster; more capable and feature-rich smartphone on the market today

It's great to see Samsung integrate metal-and-glass into its design; but the result lacks distinctiveness next to the similarly styled iPhone 6