I wouldn't go back to an iPhone if I had to. The screen is phenomenal, image quality is amazing, battery last forever with a super quick charger, and I absolutely love the fact that there are soooo many freebies with the android. The only down fall is that with the S6, You cannot add more memory via Mini SD Card.
Pros: Built-in speakers, Bright display, Realistic color
The phone design is beautiful and very durable. But the battery on my model was not great. I had to keep a charger with me everywhere I went. The screen is beautiful full of vibrant colors that aren't washed out. The audio quality is better on this model. Overall the phone is highly overrated in my opinion.
Overall I am pleased with the white 64 gig Samsung s6. This is my first android phone and before that I was all iPhone.. I am happy I switched over. It definitely has alot more options and the camera is awesome. I would definitely recommend this phone to a friend,
It's fast, slick and solid - nothing like a little weight to make you feel like you're carrying something real. It's not too big for fitting into pant pockets, but it can be large for those with small hands. I wish this was an Active version (mandatory for people who love to spend time at the pool/beach/with kids).
Great camera, and one of the best at capturing in low-light what I want - I've used this to replace my point-and-shoot. Speakers - wish they were at the front! Ah, well, probably the weakest part of the hardware overall. Glass on both sides solid and the charger was quick - though the phone does get very hot, very quickly. Downside- no additional memory card slot like the S4/S5 and battery can't be replaced on your own, means this phone is designed to be obsolete in a couple years. Not excited about that, but hopefully Samsung will open a few more stores or service centers around the US to fix any issues that come up (no, I don't want to have to mail my phone in to get it fixed... seriously). Good thing - chargers from S4 and S5 can be used (though not superfast charging, which is okay), meaning I don't need to replace my car, work, and spare home chargers (which would be a pain). Will this replace credit cards in the future? Haven't tested that internationally, yet.
The software - Android at its best, but some of the defaults are messy. Could be the service provider, but the phone was set to save contacts to the phone by default (should always be to a cloud provider), download application updates all the time (should be set to default to wifi only), and couldn't set a plain black background (only photos? got around this by taking a photo with the camera covered, but if I wanted blue, it'd be not so easy....). Thankfully allowed me to go into the application settings to disable all kinds of vaporware that the service provider installed. Love the swipe to camera and call feature. Good that they enabled the option to leave a message in case you lose your phone.
Overall, solid phone with some great design features and motion commands, but disappointing to find they dropped some of the more useful features like the Active version, a replaceable battery and memory card slot. Good for people with slightly bigger hands (I don't know about you, but if they get any bigger like the note, we're all going to have to carry a bag to lug these around).
Pros: Bright display, Durable, Realistic color, camera, fast, solid feeling, application manager solid, just big enough, charges quickly, uses prior charging types, lots of motion commands, swype & samsung swype
Cons: can't replace battery, no memory card slot like earlier versions, not for small-handed people, gets hot while charging, not waterproof, few service locations