Switched to a Galaxy S6 edge from an IPhone and love it. I previously thought the earlier Samsung devices looked cheap, but this phone easily beats the iPhone in my opinion, in both quality and software.
Previously, I had owned an Iphone and I was not too excited to receive an Android phone. But, as time grew by and I learned how to use it, it became my everyday go to when I was bored or had nothing to do.
overall great phone, in a month of use i found no major bugs. the only drawbacks are actually related to the carrier version of android from where i bought the phone. wish i had an unlocked version with clean android
As with many devices which share a slimmer is better design, battery life suffers. The phone will make it through an average day, especially if connected to WiFi as opposed to an LTE connection. By early evening, however the battery will undoubtedly be below 15 percent. And if used moderately, don't expect to make it into the afternoon without a charge. I understand Samsung makes an active model with improved battery life, but it exists for att customers only, which I am not. Also finding an unlocked version of the active proved much harder, and the styling left much to be desired. The built in wireless charging is great, a step in the right direction, and fast charging is awesome, as long as you use the fast charge adapter. But I found that a few portable battery chargers stop working with the phone when it falls below 30 percent or so (just when one would think to use a charger). The phone would recognize the charge and then cycle charging on and off, while actually seeming to discharge faster. Faster chargers eliminated this quirk, but was still odd. Finally I would say they should have worked harder to retain the water resistant/dust proof certification. Features, especially one this important for a phone, should become the standard, and Samsung should be consistently working to raise the bar for other manufacturers.