The Samsung Galaxy S6 has been out for a while now and have been making waves all over the internet, and hate it or love it, whether you're an Android fan boy or an Apple fan boy, you only have to spent 30 minutes with the Galaxy S6 to realise how awesome it is.

The Galaxy S6 is clearly a new lease of life for the Galaxy S line, with significant changes made to the design and TouchWiz UI, and I can safely say that it has been for the better.

Glass and metal design; Fast charging; Excellent screen; Revitalization of TouchWiz UI; Exemplary low-light camera performance; Strong processing power

No microSD card; Not waterproof; Protruding camera lens; Bottom-mounted speaker

The product is nice but still need to upgrade & improve few things that I already mention.

Design,camera,sound,dual sim etc

Battery draining so fast; phone getting very hot; so expensive from other seller; Shipment delay by courier

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

The Samsung Galaxy S6 represents the pinnacle of Samsung's extensive smartphone line-up and goes head to head with the iPhone 6, HTC One M9 and Sony Xperia Z3+. Alongside the S6 is the Galaxy S6 Edge, which is essentially the same phone, but features a screen with curved edges, a slightly higher...

Superb image quality in good light; Optical image stabilisation; Wide f/1.9 maximum aperture; Improved autofocussing speed and macro focussing; Stunning screen; High resolution panoramas; Great battery life; Ultra HD video recording

Low light image quality less impressive; No optical zoom; Inaccessible battery; No Micro SD slot; Slippery to hold

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is the best Samsung smartphone ever made. Now that's an easy statement to make when it's the newest device to hit the market, but speaking relatively, we think it's the best to launch since the Samsung Galaxy S II fluked its way into favour in 2011.

Great metal and glass design; plenty of power for fluid and fast experience; excellent camera; some great user interface refinement; great display

No microSD support; battery life isn't great; resolution increase doesn't bring great returns; no wireless charger in the box

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

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...

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 has been on somewhat of a rollercoaster the past year. In 2015, they brought us the Samsung Galaxy S5, which wasn't all that great. But they also brought us the fantastic Galaxy Note 4. This year, they started off with a bang with this: the Samsung Galaxy S6.