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Published: 2014-04-13, Author: Vincent , review by: slashgear.com
After its predecessor's scattershot feature-set, the more focused approach of the S5 makes for a more confident feeling device. The camera is solid and its new UI clean, and while the heart-rate sensor takes a little getting used to for finger positioni...
The GS5 sees upgrades across the board compared to its predecessor. The underlying silicon is both faster and more power efficient. The battery is larger, and battery life has improved dramatically thanks to silicon and display upgrades. Much like the gai...
Fantastic display, Daylight images are on par with other flagship phones, Waterproof casing and improved design, Good battery life
Fingerprint scanner can be frustrating, Selective focus doesn't always work as promised, Heart rate monitor isn't completely accurate, TouchWiz UI looks better, but is still confusing
Chances are, you'll be happy with the Galaxy S5 if you choose to buy it. It's a solid upgrade to the Galaxy S4, with reasonable improvements to the design, software and camera. I can't say this is your most visually appealing option, especially compared t...
Abstract: It's Samsung Galaxy S5 day. The Next Big Thing is finally here. So we've already informed everyone that the Galaxy S5 along with the Gear 2 , Gear 2 Neo and Gear Fit are available. But what about accessories? Well we already have a couple of Top 10′s that...
Published: 2014-04-11, Author: Ron , review by: arstechnica.com
A 2.5GHz Snapdragon 801 makes this the single fastest smartphone available (for now), The new button layout, with "Recent Apps" becoming a top-tier button, makes multitasking a lot easier, With no menu button, Samsung has had to add on-screen controls to
TouchWiz is a fragmented clash of three different operating system styles, We aren't sure a heart rate monitor would be useful on a phone, but the one on this phone is only right about half the time, The fingerprint reader can't be used one-handed, The us
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Published: 2014-04-10, Author: Mark , review by: Laptopmag.com
Bestinclass display; Waterresistant chassis; Sharp and featurerich camera; Useful fitness app; Long battery life
Inconsistent fingerprint sensor; Annoying flap door for charging port; Plastic design
The Samsung Galaxy S5 is an excellent Android phone that combines a near-perfect display, powerful camera and unique fitness features in a water-resistant design....
Nice and inviting Glam design, Water and dust resistant, Vibrant and punchy screen, Unsurpassed performance in the highend Android class, Streamlined and featurerich user experience, Wonderful camera
Lack of premium construction materials, Unbalanced screen colors, Fingerprint and heart rate sensors could be better
Phew, now that we've gone through all the different aspects that make up this prominent handset, we guess the time has come for some closing words.With the Galaxy S5, Samsung is staying true to its typical design language, however, the company has furt...
Spectacular screen. Super-fast Wi-Fi and LTE performance. Excellent camera. Water resistant.
All-plastic design. Speakerphone could be louder and deeper
As Samsung continues to refine its flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S5 is better than ever. It's the most powerful phone you can buy, and is a lock for our Editors' Choice on T-Mobile....
Abstract: Samsung's 2014 flagship, the Galaxy S5, broke away from its predecessors' heritage with a water-resistance certification, and a new “perforated” rear cover design. That's not all, though, as Samsung also went after the Touch ID fingerprint sensor in th...
