On the GS6. What's more of a deal breaker for you, no removable battery or no SD card?
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npaladin-2000
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If your paycheck is $500 net, you shouldn't be looking at flagships.
If your paycheck is $500 gross, you shouldn't be looking at smartphones. And arguably shouldn't be looking at food.
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Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
The only thing that worries me is the battery life. I love that the battery charges in 10 minutes, but I don't want to be charging it every 30 minutes. I wish they were more specific with the battery, but its too early to tell
Anything that concerns you?
The only thing that worries me is the battery life. I love that the battery charges in 10 minutes, but I don't want to be charging it every 30 minutes. I wish they were more specific with the battery, but its too early to tell
Anything that concerns you?
I feel like puking after hearing no removable battery and no sdcard..i always had the galaxy phones since 2,3,4,5 and always had xtra battery with me during work days ..always laughing at everyone else with there iphones plugged into outlets all day and having brightness set to like 5% lol..Last 2 months been nice owning an note edge ...feels good right now not having an urge to buy the newest and greatest samsung..hope they dont screw up things with the note series.
Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
We'll have to see. The non-replaceable battery and lack of SD card storage worries me but I'm trying to accept, cheerfully, that this may be the way all devices are going.
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We'll have to see. The non-replaceable battery and lack of SD card storage worries me but I'm trying to accept, cheerfully, that this may be the way all devices are going.
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Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
CPU and related bugginess of a 1st gen offering.
An M9, for instance, would be on a CPU that's already been distributed by other manufacturers.
That's my worry, anyway. That's why I'm waiting for benchmarks before taking the plunge. (well, that and they're being 2 months away yet)
CPU and related bugginess of a 1st gen offering.
An M9, for instance, would be on a CPU that's already been distributed by other manufacturers.
That's my worry, anyway. That's why I'm waiting for benchmarks before taking the plunge. (well, that and they're being 2 months away yet)
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Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
Not so much worried, but disappointed. I was really holding out hope that it would have a SD card. Only reason for me moving. It looks awesome though. I was really wanted to purchase this, and they didnt even release pricing?
Will this be a note 4 killer?
Not so much worried, but disappointed. I was really holding out hope that it would have a SD card. Only reason for me moving. It looks awesome though. I was really wanted to purchase this, and they didnt even release pricing?
Will this be a note 4 killer?
npaladin-2000
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Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
Battery. On the one hand, you can do great things with an internal battery (witness the LG G2) on the other it may be too small anyway.
That and pricing/availability of the large storage models. I hope T-Mobile gets the 64 GB version at least, and the 128 Gb version would be nice to have as an option.
Battery. On the one hand, you can do great things with an internal battery (witness the LG G2) on the other it may be too small anyway.
That and pricing/availability of the large storage models. I hope T-Mobile gets the 64 GB version at least, and the 128 Gb version would be nice to have as an option.
Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
This is the only thing that "worries" me as well. I'm not a fan of the non-removable battery, and the fact that they got rid of the SD card slot, but I can deal with those. But that battery size seems awfully small.
This is the only thing that "worries" me as well. I'm not a fan of the non-removable battery, and the fact that they got rid of the SD card slot, but I can deal with those. But that battery size seems awfully small.
Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
The only thing I'd say that would worry me is battery. All depends on if the under the hood improvements they are touting really do make that big of a difference. Not to worried about the CPU as they have been putting their own processors in Galaxy phones for a long time now, just not in North America.
The only thing I'd say that would worry me is battery. All depends on if the under the hood improvements they are touting really do make that big of a difference. Not to worried about the CPU as they have been putting their own processors in Galaxy phones for a long time now, just not in North America.
Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
The price is my biggest concern at this point. No sd card slot means I'm going to realistically get the 64gb model, I'm just crossing my fingers they're not going overcharge too much for it. Screenshot leaked earlier shown the Samsung UK website listing it as £699, not sure what model but if that's the starting price, I have a feeling it might be priced a little out of my range.
The price is my biggest concern at this point. No sd card slot means I'm going to realistically get the 64gb model, I'm just crossing my fingers they're not going overcharge too much for it. Screenshot leaked earlier shown the Samsung UK website listing it as £699, not sure what model but if that's the starting price, I have a feeling it might be priced a little out of my range.
Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
Durability. Glass worries me.
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Durability. Glass worries me.
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Re: Does anything worry you about the Galaxy S6?
They claimed 12 hours of use on Wifi and 11 hours on LTE as well as 13 hours of video playback!
We'll see how it does in real world use but the combination of a highly efficient processor and a power sipping screen should make for a long lasting device.
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They claimed 12 hours of use on Wifi and 11 hours on LTE as well as 13 hours of video playback!
We'll see how it does in real world use but the combination of a highly efficient processor and a power sipping screen should make for a long lasting device.
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Great job Samsung you blew it. Hopefully they aren't ruining the Note series too.
Non removable battery and sd card plus a glossy back...Wow this thing looks like the IPhone, Xperia and Samsung are having a baby..
Yeah, the specs are very impressive but Samsung had forgotten what set them apart. Also the Exynos dev support will be moderate at best. Already loved my note 4 bit now I'm even happier that I've decided against waiting for the s6.
Matchball for LG now release the g4 with top specs, removable battery and sd card and boom
Non removable battery and sd card plus a glossy back...Wow this thing looks like the IPhone, Xperia and Samsung are having a baby..
Yeah, the specs are very impressive but Samsung had forgotten what set them apart. Also the Exynos dev support will be moderate at best. Already loved my note 4 bit now I'm even happier that I've decided against waiting for the s6.
Matchball for LG now release the g4 with top specs, removable battery and sd card and boom
Sorry, online/streaming just doesn't work where I need it. Underground trains, planes, country get aways, holidays out of country with huge data fees, not to mention the pathetically small data allowances on most mobile tariffs in the uk.
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For me, as long as I have a minimum of 128gb of on board memory, I could forgo the SD card slot. The removable battery for me is the big deal breaker. I hold onto my devices as backups. Would the S6 powerup after a few years of being off if I needed it?? That would be my concern and knowing how batteries work.....having a removable battery for my use would be essential!
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One companies loss is another companies gain! lol!
LG, please don't mess up the G4!!!
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