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Apparently the embargo is up. Unless they just broke it.
Samsung Galaxy S6 review: Subject Zero - GSMArena.com
Samsung Galaxy S6 review: Subject Zero - GSMArena.com
Key test findings
- Excellent build quality, premium finish, very good grip, size easily pocketable.
- Best in-class Quad HD Super AMOLED display with the highest pixel-per-inch density to date. Its contrast ratio, viewing angles, and sunlight legibility are all chart-toppers.
- Battery life is above average but turned out noticeably worse than the S5.
- TouchWiz has gotten leaner and more customizable (theme downloads), less features, but also less clutter
- Excellent overall performance, probably the fastest Android smartphone around
- The loudspeaker is average in loudness and quieter than the Galaxy S5
- Excellent multimedia package out of the box
- Solid audio quality
- 16MP main camera is among the best in terms of resolved detail, noise and sharpness, as well as features, but our test charts show that the Galaxy Note 4 is still ever so slightly better
- Video quality is excellent both in 2160p and 1080p resolution, but again, the Galaxy Note 4 video feed is marginally sharper
May have to hold out for the active then
Good thing I'm on ATT thenI think someone posted that the Active only coming to AT&T
I think someone posted that the Active is only coming to AT&T
Good thing I'm on ATT then![]()
I'm shocked that a 2550 mAh battery and a QHD display would produce bad battery life. Shocked!
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For reference, GSMArena rates the iPhone 6 at 61 hours, so the GS6 is competitive with that at 64 hours. But yeah, I wish they'd stuffed a 3000 mAh battery in there.
Of course, this is only one review.
I'm not sure how they determine the battery rating and it often seems quite inconsistent on how three times are factored in.
They recently upped S5 rating on battery after Lollipop update mainly for increased talk time of 27.37h! I have S5 but honestly that's hard to believe. S6 seems mainly affected by lower talk time. Also not sure if they tested final production version. I guess Anandtech testing is more reliable.