Testseek.com have collected 1173 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G900 Galaxy S5 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G900 Galaxy S5.
April 2014
(85%)
1173 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Impressive power saving features, Reduced software bloat, Beefy spec, 4G support with download booster
Plastic chassis, Poor speaker
There is so much crammed into the Galaxy S5 that it is likely most people won't ever touch some of the features. So why build them in? Well, different people will use different features, of course. Samsung has carefully avoided painting itself into a cor...
Fast and powerful, Big, replaceable battery, Colourful video, Quick, decent camera, Eye-catching features
Average sound, Erratic Finger Sensor, Plastic design
Samsung has now moved into Apple's territory: it has a hugely popular product that will sell well, regardless of the critical reception.So it's no surprise the company hasn't messed about with a winning formula. Evolution rather than revolution is indeed ...
Abstract: Yesterday was the day that Samsung finally released their Galaxy S5 smartphone in the UK and 125 countries around the world. Having announced their new flagship at Mobile World Congress , Samsung were stung when HTC announced their One M8 rival device on ...
Abstract: Samsung's flagship smartphone for 2014 is the Galaxy S5 but does it have what it takes to fend off tough competition from rivals? From a design point of view, little has changed since the Galaxy S4. The device looks almost identical and much like Samsun...
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Published: 2014-04-11, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Abstract: The Samsung Galaxy S5 is now available, but if you want an SGS5 with added bling then the Copper Gold edition might have caught your eye. Frankly, it'd be hard for anyone to ignore, whether you're a fan of the different colour finish or not. But before y...
Make no mistake, this phone is going to be very popular. It has plenty of cool innovations and decent features, from the efficient fingerprint scanner to the heartbeat monitor. And more usefully it includes improved battery life, good water resistance an...
Abstract: However, seemingly taking tips from Apple's iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S , the Galaxy S5 doesn't offer a huge upgrade compared to last year's flagship smartphone, with Samsung instead adding only incremental tweaks and features....
winner: The Galaxy S5 Having won five rounds to the iPhone 5S' three, the Galaxy S5 is the winner of our head to head review. Offering a more rugged design, along with superior display, camera and battery life the Galaxy S5 is one of the finest smartphon...
Cracking camera, improved battery life, useful fingerprint scanner and neat health software.
The design will divide users, and the innovations may be too few to please
It feels good, it works at speed and it lasts longer between charges. Some will dislike the mottled back cover or the fingerprint scanner, but this is a highly effective, speedy phone with a lot to recommend it....
Great performance, crystal-clear display, good camera, decent portfolio of security services
Touchwiz, average battery life
The Galaxy S5's top-end components and portfolio of security services make it one of the most enterprise-friendly Android smartphones ever made. However, needless customisations from Samsung will undoubtedly hamper its ability to upgrade to newer Android ...
