Review Samsung galaxy s6

The Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge have launched into the world, with better specs, a superior camera in low light and long-sought-after features like a micro SD card slot and water resistance.

But that doesn't automatically make theSamsung Galaxy S6 a bad choice. If anything, it has gotten better over time thanks to the update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. We've updated our original review with new information about Samsung's older, but still totally competent, flagship phone.

Original review follows below.

It's no secret that Samsung needed to do something big with its new phone, to unleash something to stop the rot that the Galaxy S4began two years ago.

I just didn't expect the Samsung Galaxy S6 to be this good.

Yes, there are still some elements that prevent it from being the perfect phone (this is Samsung after all, a brand that likes to cram as much into the phone as it can get away with) but to leap to this point from the plastic-clad nonsense of the Galaxy S5 is a really, really impressive feat.