Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G920F 32GB

Why did you take all the good stuff away?

I ordered the S6 to replace my current S5 which had met with a nasty accident. STUPIDLY I hadn't even done my research, I just assumed the S6 would be all the fun of the S5 with the addition of the latest and greatest funky stuff.

PERFECT PHONE

It works with Straight talk! If you have already had an account for Straight talk, just buy a sims card and transfer if to this phone. That's what I did! I bought the Gold one. It looks so pretty!

Awesome besides the battery life

I have had Sprint for 2 generations now, Galaxy 4 and Galaxy 6, and I haven't noticed any difference in the network related specs. Sprint offers unlimited data, which I need, but is spotty while I'm between towns usually. The phone itself is great! I pre-ordered it and picked it up on launch day.

my son loves it

He complained that the battery seemed to run out very quickly. I pointed or that since he'd had it I haven't seen him off it. He's a very happy 16 year old.

Phone is defective!

So close...

This phone would have been an easy 5 star across the board.... too bad they were trying to emulate the fruit phone so much. If I had access to the battery and could still utilize a micro SD to expand memory, it would have been a perfect 5 from me

Great phone!

I bought my phone the end of Nov and really, really like it. Had the old Samsung and wasn't happy with the battery life (granted, the phone was 3 years old) but this new S^ I would recommend - love it!

Samsung Galaxy S6 review: The best Android phone of 2015 now with Nougat

Samsung's Galaxy S6 is the best Android phone of 2015 so far, although we've yet to see what's to come from the LG G4 and Sony Xperia Z4. It's fast, it's well built, it has a gorgeous screen and the software isn't overly intrusive.

Samsung Galaxy S6 review: The best Android phone of 2015

Samsung's Galaxy S6 is the best Android phone of 2015 so far, although we've yet to see what's to come from the LG G4 and Sony Xperia Z4. It's fast, it's well built, it has a gorgeous screen and the software isn't overly intrusive. The fingerprint scanner is vastly improved, the heart-rate scanner a potential draw for some users, and the wireless- and fast charging welcome inclusions. We'd like to see the price come down (which we are sure it will) and it's a shame we've lost the removable battery, waterproofing and microSD support, but these are all things we can live with.

Pros

I bought this for my wife for Christmas and didn't think about wether it would be compatible with Rogers, TElus, or Bell. Can someone comment on if this is going to be an issue?