I just couldn't justify paying an extra $400 for the Galaxy S7, so I went with the S6. I absolutely love it .Better than the iPhone 6S in almost every aspect. The image stabilization is very welcomed, and the camera is fantastic.

This phone was destined for the Middle East market, which means there are apps loaded on the phone that is not compatible with a Canadian user's requirements. These applications cannot be deleted or removed.

Samsung's 2015 flagship is here, and the spec sheet reads like a real fighter, with an eight-core processor, Quad HD AMOLED screen, an improved fingerprint sensor, 16 megapixel camera, and a body that for once is made out of high grade materials, none of that plastic from before.

Built very well; Feels great in the hands; Superb screen; Very fast to use; A fairly clean bloat-free user experience; Excellent camera; and one of the better smartphone cameras we've seen; Fingerprint sensor works most of the time

Battery life really only hits a day; Removable battery is gone; No more upgradeable memory; No more water-resistance; Camera app "pro" mode lacks aperture and shutter-speed control

This is Samsung's defining moment, where it makes amends for the hit and miss that was the Galaxy S5. This is the smartphone the company hopes will help it reclaim market share and growth in sales. This is the smartphone it hopes customers will happily rely on everyday.

Metal and glass body; Leading 577ppi screen; Powerful computing innards; Good battery life; Great 16MP rear- and 5MP-front cameras; Improved finger scanner; Light TouchWiz software

No expandable storage; Battery is non-removable

The covers are off! The Samsung Galaxy S6 is here, and we've been hands-on from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. So what's it like? In a word: surprising.

F or many years now, Samsung's smartphones have been among the best, packing in the latest technology. One thing has held them back from true greatness, however, and that's design. With the Galaxy S6, the company has finally broken free of those shackles; the Samsung Galaxy S6 is, unequivocally, the...

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.

Bought it for the 26th August 2016 at a great price in Switzerland, came with Android 6.0.1 - Is not a day in battery life, the right lousy battery life. - Bluetooth reception is considerably much worse than SGS5, my BT headset that works perfectly with SGS5 / iPad Air 2, barely works when I have it...

Samsung's image has lost a lot of its former sheen; even more so when it comes to the top-end Galaxy S range. Under more pressure than ever before, the company is betting on a major reinvention. Gone is the cheap plastic, in favour of slick aluminium.

Yes. The Galaxy S6 is fantastic. With great performance, premium design (finally!), and a camera that just screams, it's one of the best Android phones out there. It's a solid buy for anyone looking for a premium, solid, not-ginormous Android device.