Testseek.com have collected 963 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G920 Galaxy S6 and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G920 Galaxy S6 .
March 2015
(89%)
963 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(81%)
386 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Better ergonomics
Attractive design
The camera! God
Is that super-fast camera great. The “double-click to open” shortcut on the home button is gonna get me a really god damn cute cat picture I just know it. It's maybe the best feature on this whole phone
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Introduction
Samsung is currently the number one smartphone manufacturer in the world
However
Many aren't aware that it had recently lost its crown to Apple — its arch rival. That was mainly due to the low number of sales of its last year's
A spectacular camera. Better than the iPhone 6 Plus—yep
We said it
Big improvement in materials. Glass and aluminum make this Galaxy actually feel like it's worth the price tag
Qualcomm dropped the ball with the Snapdragon 810
And Samsung was one of t
Sleek and attractive design
Premium materials
Outstanding display
Exceptional camera
Easytouse fingerprint sensor
Decent speaker
Solid performance
Useful software features like ability to view multiple apps onscreen simultaneously and Easy Mode for
Unibody construction
High-performance Exynos 7420 SoC
LPDDR4 RAM
UFS 2.0 Storage
99% sRGB color gamut coverage and accurate colors
Long battery life
High quality f/1.9 camera
Good temperature levels
Even at high and continuous load
Fingerprint sc
The vegetabletanned
Genuine
Stitched leather option lends the G4 a luxurious feel
The larger
5.5inch screen can be a major draw for power users
Cheap storage expansion through microSD
Industryleading lowlight camera performance
Deafening loudspeake
Large
Highresolution 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 q
Longer lasting battery life
Indestructible ShatterShield display
Customizable design
Expandable storage via microSD slot
Stocklike Android experience if faster
Lower price point
Premium design language
Camera snaps better looking photos
Diversifie
Best smartphone camera
Gorgeous screen
Helpful UI improvements
Stunning display
Strong performance
Bestinclass camera
The best camera performance in our test
Keyboard is easy to type on
Beautiful ultra-HD display
Premium glass-and-aluminum design
Good battery life
Can run the most demanding apps and games
The upscale Samsung Galaxy S6's smooth glass-and-matte-metal body
Improved fingerprint reader
And convenient new camera shortcut key make the phone a stunner. Samsung's decluttered take on Android 5.0 brings the beauty inside
Too
Gorgeous new design. Fastest processor and highest-quality display you can get on an Android phone.
Screen
Fast loading camera
Design
Fast processor
Solid construction
Fantastic camera
Wireless charging
Fast charging
Quick fingerprint scanner
IR blaster
Speaker volume
Smart new camera tech
Solid performer
Improved fingerprint scanner
Extremely battery efficient
Posh metal and glass chassis
Stellar camera performance
Especially in low-light
Gorgeous
Sleek design. The screen is so highres it's ridiculous. The best camera this side of the iPhone 6
And you can launch it in an instant. Fast
Powerful hardware everywhere you look
AMOLED screen
HD display
Excellent
Fast performance
Outstanding 16MP main camera
5MP front camera
Great video quality
Solid build
Good grip metalglass body
Superb battery performance
Design This is finally a premium Samsung phone that feels premium
Fingerprint sensor The touchbased sensor under the home button works very well. It's worlds better than the swipe version last year
Display The GS6 has a stunning 1440p AMOLED screen. May
Beautiful design
Excellent camera
Incredible screen
High-quality fit and finish
Powerful hardware
One of the best displays ever built into a smartphone
Outstanding camera
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 l
Awesome design and build quality
Best phone camera
Less-cluttered UI
Responsive
Premium materials involved in its construction
Impressive display resolution & color accuracy
Topnotch results from its camera
Improved fingerprint sensor
Specs beast
Premium Design
Gorgeous Display
Great Camera
Great Performance
64-Bit Apps
Premium finish
Spectacular QHD display
Exceptionally fast performance
One of the best main cameras around
Very sharp display
High build quality
LTE Cat.6
Very high system performance
Supports wireless charging
Fingerprint reader
Zippy and clean OS
Good speakerphone
Clear WiFi calling thanks to Sprint
The editors didn't like
The glass back is slick but it's also
Well
Slick. The way it can just sliiiiiiide down your hand is an ultra drag. (Except it doesn't drag. Because it's slick. I digress.) But
Unlike my glass-backed Nexus 4 that I swear had an actual death wish
The Ga
TouchWiz is still bad. The Flipboard home screen is a laggy hack. Apps hide the status bar for no reason. Things look different for no reason. Your OS looks like TouchWiz
But you'll be using an entire ecosystem of Material Design apps
The G6 supports al
Subpar battery life
Glass construction can be slippery and fragile
Lacks removable battery and SD card slot present on previous models
User interface less polished and attractive than Google's core Android Lollipop OS
Awkward hybrid button configurati
Lack of Water and Dust protection
Lack of a MicroSD slot
PWM across all brightness levels
Powerful hardware
Broad support for wireless chargers
Dramatically improved camera hardware
Improved fingerprint reader (a touch reader as opposed to the awkwardtouse swipe system)
Less preinstalled bloatware
The downsides
Expensive
Wireless chargi
Auto focus can be slow in low light
Lowlight images look a little grainy
Builtin flash is weak
Playback navigation and file sorting could be improved
No highlight peaking with manual focus
Sealed battery with average endurance
No microSD card
No expandable storage or removable battery
Shorter battery life than Galaxy S5
Speaker performance is subpar compared to other products we tested
Longtime fans will bristle at the Galaxy S6's nonremovable battery and absent expandable storage. The phone has an intensely reflective backing and looks embarrassingly like the iPhone 6. Battery life
While good
Falls short of last year's Galaxy
No expandable memory
Speaker placement
Lack of stereo speakers. Price
Battery downgrade
Average battery life
Edge screen is gimmicky
Non removable battery
No micro SD card slot
No longer water resistant
Smudge-loving surfaces
Non-expandable storage
There's still a bit of bloatware to contend with
Still too much TouchWiz. The phone can feel a little slick in your hands. A lot of bloatwarebut at least you can remove it
Nonreplaceable battery
No microSD slot
Not water/dust resistant
Battery life Battery life is average overall and a little shorter than the Galaxy S5
Software still needs work
Curved screen mostly a gimmick
Poor battery life
Slippery construction
Inconsistent software performance
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
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
I won't speculate on how many units Samsung will sell, but while testing the Galaxy S6, I did ponder whether consumers would leave it behind in favor of the S6 Edge. I imagine Samsung is curious as well because if the Edge wins out by a fat margin, this ...
Published: 2015-03-11, Author: Matt , review by: macworld.co.uk
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Abstract: The full metal and glass construction looks simply superb and the extremely thin 6.8mm body lets you know that the Samsung Galaxy S6 is cutting edge. It is quite a surprise to feel just how light the Galaxy S6 is when you pick it up for the first time at ...
Abstract: The latest weapon in this ongoing battle was unveiled at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week as Samsung launched the Galaxy S6 ....
Abstract: Both phones are largely similar when it comes to specifications, but Samsung is no doubt hoping that the dual-edge display on the S6 Edge, similar to that on last year's Galaxy Note Edge, will persuade buyers to part with more cash....
Excellent camera, Quality look and feel, Wireless and fast charging, Superb screen, Powerful performance
So-so battery life, Some App crashing issues
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