What a major jump from my Galaxy S3! Samsung's Galaxy S5 is such a beast that the smartphone has features that you want to use for your daily lives. The best bits from the Galaxy S5: Highly recommended this as your replacement for your outdated mobile phone or for new smartphone users. ^_^

Great product from samsung used for more than a year withou any problem.main problem is the rear lens cover it got dust inside.when clicking pictures it gives black dots in images.

The product is good but it is heating up a lot. Also the description was showing download booster option which is not showing in the product in actual.

The Galaxy S5 is not groundbreaking, earth shattering, or really all that remarkable in look or feel. It's not a huge leap over the Galaxy S4 and nor is that much better than the now 8 month old iPhone 5s (save for the display size).

Amazing battery life; great looking screen; IP67 out of the box

Fingerprint reader can be trying; heart rate sensor is gimmicky; and

The Samsung Galaxy S5 is likely to be one of the best selling devices of 2014. It is the successor to the incredibly successful Galaxy S4 that, despite the attempts of HTC, Sony Mobile and LG, sold by the truckload.

Great display; good camera performance; fast connectivity; software makes good use of larger display; reasonable battery life

Plastic build; navigation of the user interface feels slower than it should be

Don't buy the product I purchased it was working good got 3 months after that the problems slowly started like phone display will blink and hearing problem and some times it suddenly get switched off and when I reached serice centre they was talking all useless things and giving one star is also...

A new review on an old phone which I've resurected as a temporary device (while replacing a new Huawei Mate 9 which is bascially an expensive brick with a nice camera).

$200; perfect size; reliability; and still relevant

Plastic case shows wear quickly; weak camera

everything about the phone is pretty great. I wish it had a better camera though, like at least a 16mp rather than the 13mp. Being on AT&T I noticed it's the only carrier that has no option to get rid of the "Make sure you cover the charging port" notification every time I disconnect it.

Less than a year since the Galaxy S4 won rave reviews and huge sales, it's been replaced by the S5 . But can Samsung really improve on a phone that was getting vanishingly close to perfection?

Beautiful screen; powerful processor; slim build; lots of extras

Plastic casing won't be to everyone's taste; fingerprint scanner not as good as iPhone

Samsung has a reputation to maintain - has it succeeded with its latest flagship, the Galaxy S5?

Excellent screen; Capable camera; Great battery life becomes excellent with Ultra Power Saving mode; Plenty of power and storage,Water resistant; S Health suite

Ugly design; Mediocre speaker; Poor fingerprint scanner implementation