Samsung - Galaxy S6 with 64GB Memory Cell Phone - Gold (Sprint)

I was due for an upgrade last fall but decided to hold off as I wanted to wait for the new HTC One M9. My previous 2 smartphones had been HTC devices and I liked them a lot. As the M9 launch got closer, I also started reading reviews of the S6 and was intrigued. After reading every review I could find on both devices, I ended up pre-ordering the S6. I have had the S6 for a week now and it has been great. The display is amazing. It is lightening fast. And it is thin and light and feels good in the hand. I really only have two quibbles with the S6 thus far. The battery life could be better. I do use my phone all day long and generally have wifi and bluetooth turned on all the time. I am also in the habit of plugging in whenever convenient. When I am at my desk, it sits on the wireless charging pad (works great) and I routinely plug in while in the car. The other is the Touchwiz UI. To me the colors and icons all feel a bit cartoonish. Its like Samsung went to all this trouble to design a sleek and stylish device on the outside and then gave it a UI that looks like it belongs on a toy. Don't get me wrong, the software works just fine. Its just the look of it that bugs me. I am also coming from an HTC device and I think the their Sense overlay is much cleaner. If you are coming from an older Samsung device, you will probably find the newest Touchwiz to be a refreshing update. I've had no problems with the device. sound quality and call quality are very good. The fingerprint reader works flawlessly. Much has been made of the decision to omit the removable battery and SD card. I didn't have/didn't use these are previous devices, so I don't miss them on my S6. I did opt for the 64G variant. I considered the Edge, but figured it was more practical to spend the extra $100 on storage. I'm a function over form kind of guy anyway.

Much faster phone, plenty of storage, the new fingerprint scan is so much better. Setup was really easy. The true sell of this phone though is the camera. I thought the S5 had a good camera, but this way tops it. Works great in low light, the HDR is awesome, the front facing camera gives great pics and nice touch to put the shutter button on the heart monitor on back for selfies. Can't get enough of this camera!!! Definitely glad I upgraded.

Sprint is giving phones away but not telling u their service has changed. I previously had the Samsung Galaxy S4 and with that deviceI I could talk on the phone and use data almost anywhere. With this new phone (Samsung Galaxy S6) I barely have service for data and calls a repeatedly dropped. I can not talk on the phone and use data which is an important feature to me. I should be able to talk to someone on the and look up an address at the same time. Not to mention that because that feature was dropped they tried to make up for it by adding this wifi calling feature that automatically connects u to any random wifi signal near u. This causes your phone to glitch up if u are riding in a car and using data because u are constantly being asked to log on to different wifi networks that u do not have access to. It becomes annoying really quickly. I had to turn off multiple wifi features just to not be bothered by this. Its 2015 i have one of the nicest smart phones for the first half of the year and i can not use it for what it is capable of. This is a huge disappointment for me because of how i utilize my phone. It a step backwards it the wrong direction of technology.

Well I opened up the box and everything was there and ready to go. I turned it on and the display was vibrant and colorful. The feel of the phone compared to the S4 is much different its comfortable and sleek. Sound quality is wonderful and the camera is quick and clear, it is worth the upgrade.

I've had both an iPhone as well as the Galaxy's. From the time of my S3, I hadn't looked back. The Galaxy was already tough to compete with and then here comes the S6. I love MOST everything about it. It's lightning fast, I'm able to use it as a drive and since ALL of the devices in my home are Samsung (yes, they Jim Jones'd me) , I'm ALLSHARED and Screen Mirroring like theres no tomorrow. The one thing that I don't like and was a little disappointed with was the lack of a removable back and being unable to use a micro SD card. Other than that, its STILL an iPhone Killer .....

Look I wouldn't have taken the time to write this review but this phone has blown my mind. I have had everything from apple, blackberry's, and tons of androids. I will have to say I had every line of the Galaxy line and this S6 blows them out of the water. I thought the SD card not being allowed in this model was going to hinder my use of this phone which I always made sure anyone I get had it and this was something I was really worried about. I have had my phone since it was released and I haven't had a need for it once. I just plug the phone into the computer and use it as the sd card rather then using the sd card also it helps that I bought the 64 gig model which I would recommend or the 128 which I haven't needed that much space. Oh the camera let me tell you about that...its the best Camera I have ever used hands down. This was a step up from all the older models and yes it blows away the Iphone. Get this phone or don't know what it feels like to handle speed and pure beauty. I really thought I was just buying into hype getting this phone until I felt it and used it. I will love this phone for a very long time well at least for 2 years ..lol oh and hey check out http://www.thatstheish.com for more info on tech stuff its my site

Very happy with this purchase, but buying online from a 3rd party (Best Buy) and connecting to my phone server was quite a hassle. I wanted to buy the phone and not lease it, which caused all sorts of confusion. Still getting used to the differences in navigation though, finding where things are. It came with a bunch of apps already installed, some I can use, while other I don't need. The differences I found are more functionality compared to the gs4 I previously owned. Some navigation require more steps, while others are one click. One of the features advertised said it (included) international calling. Not the case, it's a separate charge, but international calling appealed to me, and I was paying for international calling with my gs4. I checked and compared the IPhone6 plus, and I chose the gs6 mainly because I was familiar with android, and I am not ready to change to IPhone, even though I would love to be able to get my iTunes on my droid device, as I have a library of music I can't listen to on my droid. I will have to settle for listening to iTunes on my desktop, (someone needs to create an app so this can be possible?) but I would recommend this phone to my friends, that's how much I like it.

Great device with a beautiful screen. UI is more responsive than before with no hiccups whatsoever. Battery is better than my S4. No expandable memory was a biggie for me, but with Google Drive I'm not so worried about that anymore. 64Gb is plenty enough for me and the 15gb that Drive offers is even better than the 16gb the S4 offered. Removable battery wasn't really a deal for me, but it does come in handy to be able to swap out. As for the week I've spent with the phone I can say it is Samsung reborn.