Samsung - Galaxy S6 4G with 128GB Memory Cell Phone - Black Sapphire (AT&T)

I upgraded to the Galaxy S6 from a LG G2 on AT&T. I will provide some comparisons between phones on some points I would like to highlight from my personal experience. A little different from a generic review. Overall I'm really enjoying the S6 and it is noticeably faster than the G2. I'm not noticing any difference in reception of call quality. - When using Google Maps on the G2 in my car, it tended to get hot (consistently), as I kept the phone charging to keep the battery life. The S6 does not get hot, it may get warm (not all the time), but is considerably cooler. - Video recording when hot - I was out on the golf course one day trying video record my kids lessons on a hot summer day. Somehow the phone ran hot and it would not allow video recording to take place. Being out on the course, there was no way to cool of the phone and I was stuck only able to take still photos. BTW I agree everyone that says the camera is fast and takes great pictures. - Battery - Yes, the battery does go faster than the G2. It's disappointing, I do keep with my the MyCharge Talk & Charge+ battery. It's portable, has a micro USB cable attached and you simply plug it into the phone and they lie perfectly flat together, making it easy to hold together. I recommend that battery. I usually have access to a charger (work or home or back up battery) so I have not yet tried to go through a whole day without charging. So I cannot really comment about that. So if you're like me in this regard, don't let battery life keep you from getting this phone. - Launcher/OS - I used the stock launcher in the LG G2 and moving to the new Samsung TouchWiz is not a big deal. My only biggest adjustment is having the back button on the right side of the home button. I had it on the left side for the G2. Outside of that, I don't see a big deal in switching over. Certainly not a show stopper.

I went from the S4 to the S6 and I love it. Love the storage capacity. Enough room for apps and photos. Fast processor and very good camera. Great phone.

Great phone. Competitive price. Big upgrade from the Galaxy S4.

Faster and quality pictures....long lasting batery ....hd screen very clear

I really enjoy the faster processing speed, although I do miss aomeof the features of the S4.

I own the chrome gold version of the phone and it looks more platinum with only a shade of gold. I preferred this look because, in my opinion, it looks more professional with its muted hint of gold. If it was a solid gold color, it would have been too flashy more my taste. Aside from its aesthetics, the device itself is extremely fast and easy to use. The most impressive aspect of the phone is its camera. In auto mode alone, the pictures come out crystal clear with excellent and vibrant color. The optical image stabilization does a good job at compensating for hand movement or shaking while pictures are being taken. Optical image stabilization always performs better than digital image stabilization. The former is achieved with mechanical hardware, whereas the later is performed using software compensation. The software processing is never as good in stabilizing shaking or movement then a physical/mechanical process built around the camera. The only downside to this phone so far is that it's fragile. I prefer not to use a case because it makes the phone more bulky. But I have paid the price for that decision. I've dropped the phone a couple times and the glass has cracked in a couple of places. The crack itself is a couple of lines running through the screen, but it is really not noticeable when the screen is on. The vibrant light of the screen penetrates through the glass and it makes it very hard to tell that the screen is cracked. It's only noticeable when the screen is off. I definitely would recommend this phone to anyone. However, if you really think you need a phone with some water resistance, you may want to look at the S7 version of this phone. It's the latest version and contains many upgrades. Enjoy!