The camera on this device has a 16 mp camera and an awesome lens in it and takes excellent pictures and has options to make it more prefessional.
Pros: Bright display, Durable
Cons: no sd card
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
4
Performance
5
Design
5
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
Very Great Cell Phone w/ awesome camera
on July 27, 2015
Posted by: bmaliha
from Leigh, NE, USA
Expertise:Intermediate
Overall this is a great phone. The screen display is like looking at a HD tv on this phone and the photos it will take are simply amazing. The battery life so far has been as good as any phone I've had and considering the amount of apps and daily use it holds up well. A real bonus for the phone is the wireless charging which I believe will greatly extend the life of the changing port on the phone. The only things that I would change would be having front facing speakers for watching videos and also being able to add additional storage with a mini card.
Pros: Bright display, great camera, very fast
Cons: no front facing speaker, no additional storage
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
5
Performance
5
Design
4
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
Great New Phone!
on July 27, 2015
Posted by: B62715
from Woodstock, GA, USA
Expertise:Intermediate
My new Samsung Galaxy S6 is fast, user friendly, and has amazing screen clarity! I wouldn't recommend any phone over a Galaxy!
I'm a huge samsung fan. I've had every model samsung (actives, notes, galaxy s) since the Captivate. I've also owned a good amount of tablets as well. I must say, this galaxy s6 is so disappinting. Since the second I saw it... it looks like an iphone. I hate that. It also doesn't have an SD card slot or remove able battery. I actually use those features. Now they are missing. Disappointing.
3 months after launch I decided to get one and I was even more disapointed! It's missing most of the things that my note 4 had built in. The battery life was also ridiciluously bad. And I didn't even have an option to change to change it out through out the day, so when it's dead... it's dead.
Overall I'm disappointed in the phone and I returned it and went back to my note 4. And I doubt I'm going to be purchasing the note 5. I don't want to run around with an iPhone. If I wanted that, I'd buy an iphone.
Pros: fingerprint sensor
Cons: Did not meet expectations
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Features
2
Performance
5
Design
1
Value
1
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
Step Up from the S4, but Lacking Some Loved Features
on August 5, 2015
Posted by: C8tL8dy
from PA
Expertise:Expert
I'm basing my review on comparison to the S4, which I was using prior to the S6 and before that, the S2. Yes, I love my Galaxy phones!
First, the features that are missing, neither phones had a way to turn off the "camera click", which I find annoying. You have to download a third party app to do that, which we shouldn't have to do. Not everyone wants to hear a camera shutter click and what if you're trying to be discrete? Otherwise, the camera itself is phenomenal! It takes beautiful pictures and people can never believe I took them with a cell phone.
They finally added back the direct dial with the last firmware update, thankfully, that was driving me crazy, but the ability to add custom ringtones to your voicemail or text messages is not there, however you can work around that if you know where to place the tones in the directory folders. I liked on the S4 it simply said "add" and you could just pop whatever custom sound you wanted right in there. Easier is better.
What I dislike about the phone is you can't remove the back, replace the battery, or put in an SD card. I therefore purchased the 64GB, just to be safe, because in 2 years, there will be a ton of pictures of that sucker. Plus, while I'm not a huge mobile gamer, I do play a few. I'm one of those people who like to have control over my phone and now when my lease is up, I'll have to make sure I back up all that data, which I do daily anyway via cloud, contacts, etc. which is a bigger pain than just being able to pop out an SD card and stick it in a drawer for safe keeping. Also, the battery in my S2 did go bad, so what if that happens with my S6? You got it, they'll replace it with a refurbished version, even though you would think you deserve a brand new phone.
I love the size, the clarity, stunning graphics, and so on and so forth. Button placement is good, there really wasn't much change there. However, they did change the Swype keyboard and you have to adjust it to fit your fingers, which takes a bit of getting used to and it's still not perfect like it was on the S4. At least not to me.
I was sad they never released the "blue" in the USA, because I was really looking forward to that color, instead we got gold..., really, gold? I bought white. Why does Europe get all the good colors?
The lock screen stays on for about 1 second and that gets frustrating fast. Even with "smart stay" enabled, I find it often turns off before I can swipe. Battery lasts long if you're just texting, surfing the web, but play a game and the battery life drains super quick. The battery life on the S4 was much better. However, it charges super fast, even if you have it plugged in at 5% and are still playing the game with live wallpaper (love my live wallpaper) running in the background. This is good. I state this, because there is nothing like trying to run MapQuest with a car charger that only occasionally works and trying to find your hotel at 11 p.m. at night on a 2% battery and deciding whether you waste the battery looking up the number, assuming you have any data coverage, or call someone and ask them to look up the number and call the hotel for you and hope that you find it w/o MapQuest - this is a true story with my S4. I had someone else call the hotel and tell me how to get there just before the phone died, thank goodness! Yes, I bought a new charger.
Anywho.. data coverage is so-so, depends on where you live and what carrier. I have <not allowed to say>, and where my house is, it's a dead zone, so thankfully I have WiFi and WiFi calling. Otherwise, when i'm out, it's not bad, but I rarely get actual data coverage anywhere in my area, e.g. can't surf the web at random via LTE/3G like my sister can on a track-phone she bought at <not allowed to say>. Go figure, luckily I don't care, because I'm not glued to my phone. However, when you are waiting for an hour in a doctors office and your game requires WiFi or data, it would be nice. Again, I don't know if it's the phone, I think it's the area, but... I could be wrong.
Sound is really good! I enjoy listening to music on my phone and the MILK radio program, I actually shelled out the money to get rid of the ads and DJ's. Only time I've ever bought Samsung software, but they have a hit there!
Placement of speakers top and bottom was genius and not on the back either, actual top and bottom! People can hear you and you can hear them!
I have a good screen protector and cover on mine, but have dropped it several times on hard wood floor, concrete, etc. and nothing. I wouldn't want to drop it w/o those items on it though. My heart still drops into my stomach when it happens though.
I'm sure I could think of more, but I think I summed it up pretty good. Yes, several complaints, but the pro's of this phone outweigh them all and I wouldn't trade the S6 in for any other phone. I can deal with the annoying stuff, but I really wish you could quiet the camera shutter! Next firmware update?