Customer Reviews for Samsung - Galaxy S6 4G with 64GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked)
Customer Rating
4
Good but could be Great
on January 14, 2016
Posted by: Gotchaj
from Reno, NV
Expertise:Intermediate
The Samsung Galaxy s6 is overall a good phone. It has many great features that make the phone unique. For example, the better finger print lock, the better resolution, and it also has a better core processor. The only things in my opinion that are wrong with the phone are that there is no widget for the flashlight anymore, you can't remove the back cover anymore to get to the battery, and you can't add more storage you have to buy a more expensive phone with the storage you think you'll need right when you get the phone.
Pros: Realistic color, Bright display, Built-in speakers, Durable, Lightweight, response time is very fast
Cons: can't remove the back cover anymore., can't add more storage
i love the samsung galaxy since i bought my first galaxy s3. now i have the s6 i love it its jst that it heats up 2 fast doesnt have a sd card slot so the ram performance goes up pretty fast wen using it.
I can't believe how fast and easy this is to set up and use.
on January 14, 2016
Posted by: Laur9891
from Az
Expertise:Beginner
I love my new phone. Within the first few hours, I was connected to everything and enjoying the net and Facebook like I was on a computer. Plus, an added bonus is a health tracker included as a tool. I've been using it every day. It takes your oxygen and heart rates, tracks sleeping, food intake, stress levels as well as exercise and steps you take. I was recently diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis and congestive heart failure, so this came in handy.
Pros: Inexpensive, Realistic color, Bright display, Built-in speakers, Durable, Lightweight, all the tools
Having upgraded from a Motorola Droid Mini to the Samsung S6, I am a little disappointed in the hands-free features offered through Google Now. On my Droid, I could call on Google Now whenever I wanted, even if the phone was locked, and it would respond. With the S6 however the phone must be unlocked in order for GN to work. Another gripe I have with the S6 versus my old Droid is the driving mode feature. Motorola Assist was wonderful -- it would detect when I was driving and announce text messages and phone calls out loud, allowing me to stay focused on the road while still being able to answer calls and respond to texts. Since my car is not equipped with Bluetooth, before driving I have to manually activate Car Mode on my S6 (an app which was not pre-installed on the phone and had to be downloaded from the Samsung store). Even when activated, it does not provide the hands-free ease that I wish it did, and perhaps worst, it leaves the phone's display on and drains battery unless I manually lock it. Despite these issues, I have been pleased with the rest of the S6's performance -- the screen is nice and easy to read, albeit a little large for my tastes. The battery life is good and it charges quickly. Perhaps with an update, Samsung could remedy the clunky hands-free features, but overall the S6 has been a great smartphone.
I have been using the phone for just over two weeks. It has been fantastic. I have had no app crashes and the phone feels very solid in my hand. It is very light yet feels very durable. The only complaint I have is that applications are starting to slow down when opening. When I started using hangouts my conversations loaded almost immediately, now they take 2-3 seconds to load. Not a major issue, but it is slowing down already.
Will be whatever the current Samsung Galaxy is. I love my S6 and use it, like many of us do, as an extension of myself. I'll only call my phone garbage the day the S7 comes out and I'm in line to get one.
I am very pleased with my new Samsung S6. I love the gold platinum color and the phone seems very durable. I love the camera and different camera modes.