G920A

Have owned an S3, S4, Note 4, and now S6. Samsung makes an excellent product. The S6 was for my son who is at college studying to be an engineer. He LOVES this phone. The phone is fast, sleek, logical, intuitive and highly functional. We are amazed at each successive generation for the improvements and innovation that bring the Samsung product along. One benefit not often though of is that Samsung seems to develop and support software updates more frequently. They roll out the updates to many other older generations of their lines too which means your phone stays much more functional and safe for the time you own it. Some brands do not seem to roll out updates as Samsung does-it is not that there are issues but that they constantly innovate. This fact along is reason enough to purchase a S6 but paired with the excellent aesthetics and quality build-you can't go wrong. **Please note-I do not recommend trading in your old cell phone through Amazon. The phone that this new S6 replaced was sent in it's original box, in perfect working order with excellent battery & original equipment cables having been protected by cases & screen protectors throughout it's 2 yrs of usage. It very clearly met the criteria listed for being in the top tier yet it was downgraded to a lower value. After it a long shipping voyage there, now they shipped it back (not yet received!) taking many weeks! Amazon evidently uses vendors to evaluate trade ins-had I know it was a third party then I would never have bothered! This is a money making venture but not for you the consumer. Don't make the mistake of factoring in a trade in for your purchase of a new phone. If you do decide to flip the coin and try it-take photos of the phone, photos of serial numbers and photos of every single thing. I do not recommend that you use Amazon trade in for your old phone. This one was in perfect condition and only 2 years old top quality-premium phone still sold today! Better to keep it as a spare of donate it & write it off your taxes. Very frustrated and extremely dis-satisfied by the trade in experience-especially as it was through Amazon. I honestly expect more and this will influence whether I purchase another phone through Amazon or if I go to my carrier who had an offer of $100 for trade in value on this phone. Lesson learned-it pays to shop around and factor in your trade in value with the purchase but I choose to be loyal to Amazon rather than my carrier. Some things we don't like are NO SD card! Though you can readily use cloud services of many kinds to safeguard your info, many of us still prefer to have that SD card. I also am not a huge fan of not being able to remove the battery myself. This model moves towards the Apple method of doing things where any little thing you want done has to be done at a store, shipped in or can't be done! Screen: The Gorilla glass is excellent and top quality. The clarity and resolution of the screen is outstanding-just when I thought my Note 4 was the greatest, they go and improve within the few months between the time that it came out and the new S6. Conclusion: I highly recommend this phone. We have two tablets, and have had five Samsung phones and been very happy with them all. They work well together and the quality is outstanding.

The Galaxy S6 is an outstanding smartphone. Not to be confused with its sibling, the S6 Edge, it makes up for the lack of a touch screen that extends to the sides of the phone with its lower price. Otherwise the phones are identical in features and capabilities which are long and impressive. The screen, with is slightly larger than the S5, is bright and, to date, has the highest resolution of any smartphone and is extremely responsive with virtually no noticeable lag when touched. Although it does not have the Snapdragon processor, which is the fastest in the industry, it does have two slower quad-core processors working in tandem which gives the phone phenomenal speed and multitasking capabilities. The improvements added since the S5 are built-in wireless charging capabilities that meet the Q1 standard, Gorilla Glass 4, the latest shock resistant touch glass from Corning. The already impressive camera is improved with an increased aperture enabling a greater sensitivity to ambient light and much wider pictures to accompany a superb auto focusing system. And addressing the complaints of the S5's plastic case, the S6 has a thinner and lighter aluminum body. The thinner body also makes the S6 ideal for use with a protective case or shell. Lastly, the latest version of Android seems perfectly suited for each feature of the phone, especially the S6 Edge, making it more than a match for Apple's iPhone 6 in both speed and ease of use while exceeding it in capabilities and functionality. However, the S6 does have its drawbacks but they are few. Like the S4 and S5, the battery life is pretty much just below average, most likely due to supporting the twin processors and that bright, hi-res screen. But unlike the S4 and S5, the battery in the S6 is not removable so you can't upgrade it with an increased capacity aftermarket version. This is most like due to the wireless charging capability. Samsung claims to combat this issue with built-in power management software that can extend battery life, enable rapid charging and improve battery performance as it learns the characteristics of the battery in conjunction with your usage patterns. I can attest that the S6 does charge fairly quickly although slightly slower using wireless charging. And Q1 wireless charging can be a quirky since the power adapter must match the amperage and voltage of the Samsung S6 adapter precisely for it to work reliably. If you're intent on using wireless charging, I recommend using a Q1 charger with an extra Samsung S6 adapter. It also only has a single, although highly capable, speaker which is surprisingly loud considering its small size. Like the S5, the S6 delivers much better high fidelity stereo sound when using the speaker jack or a bluetooth speaker/headphone connection. Another drawback is that the S6 has no MicroSD card slot so you are limited to built-in memory. However, Samsung does offer three memory options (32, 64 and 128 GB) as opposed to the usual two (16 / 32 or 32 / 64 GB) which entail additional costs with each increase in memory (another reason to opt for an S6 with increased memory as opposed to an S6 Edge for the same price). Overall, the S6 is an excellent response from Samsung after the unimpressive sales performance of the S5. While the S6 Edge is definitely the best looking smartphone on the market, you may not find its side areas worth the added expense when compared to the normal S6. The regular S6, though, has the edge (no pun intended) over its more glamorous sibling simply because the additional money required to purchased an Edge can be used to increase the built-in memory which, in my opinion, will do more to extend the functional life of the phone giving you more room for applications and other software. I definitely consider this phone to be the best on the market to date and have no problem recommending it for anyone looking for a phone packed with features and capabilities.

The battery empties very fast but the phone is still fast.

Este vendedor oferta un producto que compre (Samsung Galaxy S6) como "nuevo". Cuando lo recibí, estaba abierto, con aplicaciones descargadas, sucio y dañado. Además, se promociona el producto como desbloqueado. Sin embargo, el producto que recibí no estaba completamente desbloqueado, y el desbloqueo, cosa que me confirmo después el vendedor, fue hecho por el vendedor (no de origen). Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S6 G920P 4G 32GB-Negro Zafiro Nuevo