Review on Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 32GB Smartphone, blue by Anuson Anu ᠌

Before Samsung, I used the iPhone 6 plus for a very long time. Even after him, only positive impressions arose from the Korean! Firstly, the screen is simply the most gorgeous. I'm not a fan of the "vyryglazny" amoled and oversaturated colors, so I use the display in the "Basic" mode. But even with them, color reproduction and contrast are many times better than those of competitors. I want to constantly look at him, even without doing anything! Secondly, cameras. It's just a separate item. Smartphone takes great pictures! This applies to both the main and front cameras. In addition, I would like to note the wide-angle optics, which allows you to fit much more details into the frame. In the dark, the device also demonstrates excellent photo capabilities, and with the release of android 6.0.1, the ability to set shutter speeds up to 10 seconds has also been added, which, with a tripod, allows you to get impressive pictures even in complete darkness. About the performance and speed of work, and so everything is clear: this is the flagship. However, it is worth noting that with the release of s6, the Samsung shell Touch Wiz finally got rid of the constant jamming and freezing, which was the sin of the old flagships from the Koreans. In addition, it finally acquired a very attractive look, becoming closer to Material Design from Google. After ating to 6.0.1, the desire to install any other themes other than the standard one also disappeared due to its significant transformation. In terms of mobile Internet speed, the device also pleases more than it was on the iPhone. Everything just flies! The same goes for the fingerprint scanner, which works just like lightning! Some say that because of the curved screen, the phone is uncomfortable to use, but I don’t have such a problem. There have never been accidental clicks, it is comfortable in the hand. Of the minuses, I would like to note only autonomy. When listening to music, the Internet and calls, it turns out 3-4 hours of screen operation per day. Enough, but I would like more.