Customer Ratings & Reviews

it is a good price for this particular phone its a good buy

Nice features. good quality. good memory size with 64GB.

It's a great phone for my brother it fits all his tech needs

So far so good, works well. No problems. Great product

I would put the Samsung up against the I Phone any day.

I wasn't sure in getting an android but the S6 is great

I love the otter box cases. Such a great purchase.

phone is great on wi-fi but drops calls all the time on AT&T. replace a Samsung 3 that never had problems in the same place. At&T reps no help. Best buy and Samsung reps in store no help. They just goggled problems to tell me that yea there are problems

First let me say that I think this is the nicest looking Galaxy phone to date. Even the screen seems better if that is possible. I believe polycarbonate may be more durable but the metal and glass finish just looks and feels more premium. Hardware wise, the phone feels very well built with excellent quality control. The antennae seems like the best yet as I have been getting great reception. That is not normally Samsung’s strong point. If I had any gripes about the hardware it would be the battery size, ear piercing tone of the speakerphone, and the camera bump in order from biggest gripe to smallest. I’ve had to turn the speakerphone all the way down and the tones can sometimes still hurt for certain words people say. That isn’t a deal breaker though as it is only occasionally. The main gripes are primarily software related. Even though TouchWiz has been optimized, it still lags in odd places. You know it’s not the hardware because it can breeze through demanding tasks while lagging on the simple thing. TouchWiz also seems to kill the battery faster. I switched to Hola Launcher and gained significant battery life and smoothness. Battery life is still just average to below average. The problem is you can’t completely switch out the lack of optimization, just minimize it. I’ve had my stock dialer freeze in a phone call 5 times now not letting me hang up and no I don’t have a lot going on. I’ve gone to launch the camera that supposedly launches in 0.47 seconds only to have it take 2 or 3 seconds to launch and randomly taking another 5 seconds to show a picture I just took. Mind you, this is not all the time but again this is with no real background tasks to speak of. That’s why I call it a mixed bag. On the camera front, gone are the days of the blue hue on every picture you take. The pictures are more natural and nearly always exactly the way you would expect. Comparing to my old Lumia 1520 though, it still loses out in dark shots for clarity, noise, accuracy, and speed. Daytime shots are a pretty much level playing field. This is the first Galaxy phone that takes decent enough low light pictures I wouldn’t mind sharing. Voice recognition is the area where things seemed to have taken a step backwards. There is no button to launch S-Voice and Google Now doesn’t seem to work using OK Google. The frustrating part is being one using texting over Bluetooth a lot on my old phones, this one just can’t seem to do it. Even set to read texts via Bluetooth, it never does. If I want to text someone at work that I’m on my way completely hands free to stay safe, I can’t. My old Lumia could do that every time without a problem. I’ve tried every app I can find and none of them work worth a darn. If I want to ask facts to Google Now, nothing can be beat. Problem is I want voice recognition where I needs hands free and Google Now, S-Voice, or anything in Google Play seem up to the task. This for me is the biggest gripe but it seems I’m in the minority on this. Windows Phone did spoil me on voice recognition over Bluetooth. In short, the GS6 is definitely more refined than a GS5. This is a definite improvement for people upgrading. Depending on where your priorities lie, this is either a killer phone or just a nice phone. I lean personally feel it is a nice phone but a definite improvement over previous models. Pros TouchWiz has been better optimized Nice looking phone Outstanding screen Premium feel and build quality Good call quality and signal. Better than previous versions Consistent picture quality with more accurate colors. Good shot to shot consistency Better low light picture quality than previous versions Cons Average to below average battery life TouchWiz is still inconsistent Fingerprint scanner still not anywhere as consistent as TouchID requiring multiple attempts Bluetooth controls/texting still lacking and possibly worse compared to iOS and Windows Phone even if fact checking is superior Voice activation of assistant seems to be gone or not working Camera launch speed is very inconsistent Camera struggles to figure out to take a picture in lower lighting and often lags compared to the Lumia phones I have had Fixed battery that has low life No microSD expansion

The phone is constantly using the Internet in the background when the phone is on and uses up my data plan. Not a user friendly phone. I miss my iPhone

I replaced my s4 with this fancy new s6 and so far not too impressed. I was fine with non removable battery, I had an extra for my s4 and rarely used it. The loss of SD card had me thinking for awhile about buying it but ultimately decided 64 GB would be enough. Here is were my disappointment starts, the battery life is far less then my s4 and I'm having to charge it more often. The biggest insult was when I went to use my Samsung mhl adapter to stream to my hotel TV and it didn't work. Samsung for some reason decided to leave this and any feature that allows one to connect the phone to hdmi. So here's what you loose with this phone. No SD card No removable battery No water proofing (s5) Less battery life No MHL (HDMI) Yes, the screen is beautiful and the extra memory and fast processor is great, but I don't know if the trade off's are worth it.

My wife and I recently upgraded from the Samsung S4. My wife went with the iPhone 6 and I with the S6. After a week of heavy use on both of these phones I can day the S6 is outstanding. It's very fast. It leaves the S4 in the dust! The camera is amazing and takes better photos than the iphone 6. Don't get me wrong, the iphone is an excellent phone, but the S6 is better in my opinion. I stream music from it about 7 hours a day with some Internet browsing mixed in and the battery gives me about 13 to 15 hours a day (on the power saving setting). This phone is very elegant looking (as far as phones go) and the size is perfect.

Don't fret over not having the SD slot, seriously. I had an S4 and towards the end before I upgraded the phone would tell me the SD card had become "unmounted" ten times a day and I never even touched it once I mounted it.. With all of the free "cloud" storage out there plus whatever you have at home it's a non-issue. Some minor changes after upgrading from the S4 like dbl tapping the home button will bring up the camera, and the dedicated menu button is no more (disappointed about that). Now you have to hit "More" at the top of whatever screen you are on to access the menu features for that particular app... Camera is excellent, feel and quality are on point. Love the screen. Purchase and emjoy!

I'm very happy with this purchase. The phone has an excellent camera and good battery life. The phone feels premium and well worth the money. There's not too much bloatware and most of it can be uninstalled.

The processor is very fadt. I opted for the 64gb phone because there is no memory card slot. No compatability issues yet. Overall a great phone.

I definitely use my phone ALL the time and the battery lasts forever. It charges quick and even tells you how long it will take to charge. I love the picture quality of it and the screen size is better for dual-screening with!

After performing a detailed comparison of several smartphones, I chose the Samsung Galaxy S6 as the best available of the time of my purchase.

Waiting for long time, nice offer from BB. After owning Galaxy S3, I decided to buy S6. Love it.