I love Samsung products. I love to take pictures with my phone because it is so clear. It is a very professionally design. So I will stay on with Samsung phone ever.
Pros: Inexpensive, Realistic color, Bright display, Built-in speakers, Durable, Lightweight, special features that other brands do not have.
Cons: from now on there is no slot for memory card.
Generally, this is a great smart phone. However, I have had major issues in reforwarding emails from the in-box to several email accounts. Have taken it to the ATT store, but the problem still exists.
Other than that bit of frustration, It's a cool phone. S-voice is major cool.
If it weren't for the excellent service I had from my G3, I would probably never get a Samsung Phone again. I have had frustrating issues with dropped calls and extraneous noises both domestically and internationally, and severe issue with roaming data and network continuity. I have worked with the service provider to help resolve my issues, but ultimately I ruled out the carrier as the issue. When I return to the States this time, I will exchange this unit for another and see if the problems persist.
I also am frustrated with the additional Samsung Apps which are duplicates of the Google Apps. The Samsung Apps need to be optional IMHO.
Again, Samsung is a great company with an excellent product. I think I simply had the misfortune of getting one of the rare lemons.
This is the second smart phone that I've ever owned. My first one was an iPhone 4. From there, I jumped up to the S6. It was quite a big jump. The Samsung has a lot of nice features: like where you can reply to a text without having to open messages, or the split screen, or talk to text, also, the Google Maps on the S6 is super convenient. However, my old iPhone 4 was just more user friendly. The texting was easier and the auto correct was more accurate. I find with this phone that it will just randomly change a word that I had spelled correctly to a totally different, random word. Also, the keys are super close together and I find myself constantly pushing the "." button which is right next to the space bar. Also, to type a "?" you have to hit the symbols key, then the "?", then symbols key again. With the iPhone, you pushed the symbols key, then "?", then the space bar and it would automatically switch back over to ABC, so you didn't have to hit the symbols key again. One of the main reasons I left iPhone was because I hate iTunes and I know Samsungs are nice for uploading music from a computer. I even got the 64Gb so I could store more music. Well, the music player doesn't work very well. If you pause an hour long song at, let's say, 20 mins and come back to it tomorrow, it starts from the beginning even though you had it paused?? I don't get why that is, but it's annoying that I can't just hit play from where I paused it and it start playing again. In conclusion, this phone is nice and has a lot of cool features. It was very difficult for me though coming from something so user friendly as iPhone to Samsung. I guess if you never had an iPhone before, I would definitely recommend this phone.