Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G920F 32GB
A newer model Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-G930F 32GB was released in January 2016.
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Samsung Galaxy S6 review
Now that Apple is finally making big phones , and even the cheapest Android phones feel nice , we all expect more from Samsung - and rightly so. A flagship phone has to be great or it's going to get laughed out of the room.- Beautiful design
- Excellent camera
- Incredible screen
- Beautiful design
- Excellent camera
- Incredible screen
- Average battery life
- Software still needs work
- No removable battery
- expandable memory
- Average battery life
- Software still needs work
- Curved screen mostly a gimmick
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
Samsung Galaxy S6 review
The best Android phone you can buy right now- Great for media, Super sharp screen, Amazing camera, When I first saw the Galaxy S6 I was immediately impressed
- It was like someone walked into the boardroom of Samsung HQ, picked up the S5 and tore it to pieces, before delivering a more grown up version based on the things consumers actually want.
- Battery not good enough, Price too high, OK, not ALL the good bits are gooder
- Battery life on the Galaxy S6 isn't good enough for a phone of this caliber or price
- I don't think anyone should be worrying about whether their new expensive smartphone will still be able to make emergency calls when...
Samsung Galaxy S6 Review
The Galaxy S6 is the best-designed phone Samsung has ever created, and its interface is a true step ahead of the Android pack.- Elegant and premium build
- Gorgeous display
- Better camera features and performance
- Much-improved fingerprint reader
- Quick charging
- Supports both wireless charging standards
- No longer waterproof
- Non-removable battery
- No memory expansion
- Gets noticeably hot when pushed
- Tinny speaker sound
With the Galaxy S series losing steam ever since the Galaxy S4, Samsung needed a dramatic change in order to make a comeback in the flagship market, overrun by better looking, and sometimes even better performing devices.
- Metal construction brings a better look to an accessible form factor
- Excellent Quad HD 5.1-inch screen
- Exynos 7420 is proving itself as full replacement to Snapdragons
- Loud bottom mounted speaker
- 16MP camera performs very well in all but the dimmest lighting conditions
- Touchwiz is actually...
- No longer waterproof
- Lack of expandable storage
- Battery not replaceable
- Battery life average - just over one day with typical usage
- Camera sticks out and can get damaged somewhat easily
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.
Samsung Galaxy S6 review: The best Android phone of 2015 now with Nougat
In 2015 I reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S6, and back then I said it was the best Android phone of 2015. Today I stand by that claim - in fact, I loved it so much I went out and bought one. Find out why in my Samsung Galaxy S6 review.
Samsung's Galaxy S6 reviewed
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
Samsung Galaxy S6 – Review
So here we have the Samsung Galaxy S6. Immediately you can just feel the quality oozing out of the handset. It is well built, slim and gorgeous to look at. There's a distinct industrial feel to it, especially around the edges of the phone
Samsung Galaxy S6 (Sprint)
Five months after its release, the Samsung Galaxy S6 remains the best Android smartphone we've seen this year. The S6 has a revamped design that incorporates a premium glass-and-metal build, a gorgeous display, an improved camera, and a blazing-fast processor-making it one of the best-looking and...- Attractive glass-and-metal design
- Gorgeous display
- Fast processor
- Lacks expandable memory and removable battery