So I was one of the many few that became an Android user with the Tmobile G1, since I've owned every phone from the Samsung Vibrant to the HTC Thunerbolt, LG2 and most recently Droid Turbo just to name a few.
The Samsung S6 is leaps and bounds better than any android ive ever owned, no hyperbole.
The processor is lightening fast, geez. I can download a 100Mb app in mere secs. No lag whatsover, eveeer. This thing just zips in its stock form, Samsung made a wise choice using the Exynos 7420
Camera is snappy and takes amazing pics with many accommodating features and not the usual gimmicks form Samsung.
Call Quality Im on verizon and its nice and clear, speaker volume is very high. I even get a signal strenght 4dbm greater than my Droid Turbo.
Design I mean it took some design cues from Apple and perfected them, one of the best feeling phones in your hands my only fear is the slippage. Screen size is perfect, I hate phablets. IMO 5'1 is perfect sizing.
Battery Life. One of my biggest fears switching from Droid Turbo was not being able to comfortably go through a full day without charging. S6 proved me wrong, in some ways the battery is even comparable. Im with Verizon so I don't have the Cell Standby bug. The battery only drops when in use, I slept a 7 hr night and my battery only went from 57 to 53 and thats with WIFI on, I've never owned a phone wit such great standby. It just seems with each day the battery life gets stronger. I disabled bloat, used a black based background, restricted data background and its made a ton of a difference.
Samsung outdid themselves with this phone its the perfect blend of style and substance, sure we all would have wanted microsd slot and removable battery but its an indicator of the changing times. LG G2 which still is one of the best android phones made had neither and still ended up being a top class phone. Samsung got everything right with this phone, hell even the color (black sapphire) is amazing, it changes from a navy blue to black based on the lighting, so cool.
The Samsung S6 is leaps and bounds better than any android ive ever owned, no hyperbole.
The processor is lightening fast, geez. I can download a 100Mb app in mere secs. No lag whatsover, eveeer. This thing just zips in its stock form, Samsung made a wise choice using the Exynos 7420
Camera is snappy and takes amazing pics with many accommodating features and not the usual gimmicks form Samsung.
Call Quality Im on verizon and its nice and clear, speaker volume is very high. I even get a signal strenght 4dbm greater than my Droid Turbo.
Design I mean it took some design cues from Apple and perfected them, one of the best feeling phones in your hands my only fear is the slippage. Screen size is perfect, I hate phablets. IMO 5'1 is perfect sizing.
Battery Life. One of my biggest fears switching from Droid Turbo was not being able to comfortably go through a full day without charging. S6 proved me wrong, in some ways the battery is even comparable. Im with Verizon so I don't have the Cell Standby bug. The battery only drops when in use, I slept a 7 hr night and my battery only went from 57 to 53 and thats with WIFI on, I've never owned a phone wit such great standby. It just seems with each day the battery life gets stronger. I disabled bloat, used a black based background, restricted data background and its made a ton of a difference.
Samsung outdid themselves with this phone its the perfect blend of style and substance, sure we all would have wanted microsd slot and removable battery but its an indicator of the changing times. LG G2 which still is one of the best android phones made had neither and still ended up being a top class phone. Samsung got everything right with this phone, hell even the color (black sapphire) is amazing, it changes from a navy blue to black based on the lighting, so cool.
It seems most (if not all) that have it agree with you, except maybe on the battery life...and that's what's kept me away from it for now. I can live with no removable battery and no SD Card (every Samsung I've owned has invariably 'fried' an SD card at some point, not using them anymore), but I need good battery life with my real life use. The Note 4 provides that. The S6, confirmed by another Note 4 user, doesn't. 
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