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.

My son is very happy with it; particularly the finger print recognition

Not sure there is anything.

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.

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!

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.

Its pretty; screen resolution is excellent

You took away the removable battery; the SD slot; the 'waterproof'

For anyone like me who doesn't understand the alphabet soup of Samsung model numbers, the G920i is the unlocked version meant for North America. It's not the international variant often seen with the same model number.

The Galaxy S6 is Samsung's flagship smartphone and boasts an eight-core, 2.1GHz processor paired with 3GB of RAM. Its camera has the same 16MP resolution as the Galaxy S5, but the S6 gets a new lens with optical image stabilisation, a larger f/1.9 maximum aperture and a wider 28mm-equivalent focal...

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 metal and glass Galaxy S6 offers an attractive chassis that's a departure from its predecessor. In addition to good looks, the S6 offers a number of attractive photography features, including a generous number of effects and filters.

Large; high-resolution touchscreen; 16MP CMOS sensor; 4K UHD video recording; Minimal delay between shots; Fast burst shooting (10.3fps) at 16M; Quick startup and camera app launch; 25 edit effects for still images; 23 edit effects for videos; High image quality; Quick auto focus in good lighting,...

Auto focus can be slow in low light; Low-light images look a little grainy; Built-in flash is weak; Playback navigation and file sorting could be improved; No highlight peaking with manual focus

I love Samsung phones, i have used S2, S4 and now S6. Its fast and 32 GB is more then enough. Using this phone from last 3 months with lots of apps in it, no issues till now.

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