Best Android Phone Of 2015
With Android thoroughly dominating the mobile industry, picking the top Android smartphones is actually synonymous with choosing the top smartphones, period. But while Android phones have few real opponents on other platforms, internal level of competition is incredibly fierce.
From sleek devices that impress with premium design, to powerhouses packed with features, to all-around great devices, and affordable phones that punch above how much they weigh, the Android ecosystem is populated by way of a staggering selection of attractive phones.
But “greatness” is subjective, and often spec sheets and show lists aren't enough to generate an idea of how good a mobile phone really is. In this roundup, we’re studying the absolute best – the Android phones you can’t make a mistake with.
Samsung Galaxy S6
Depending on the person you ask, one might explain how the last truly impressive part of the Galaxy S famly was the widely popular GS3. While the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S5 wasn't bad handsets, their highly derivative nature was the target of fire, bolstered further through the fact that most of its rivals have since taken up pushing more premium builds made of metal, glass as well as other similar materials.
With the Samsung Galaxy S6, the Korean giant has finally delivered a really premium Galaxy S experience, melding a glass front and rear with a metal frame. Most tech journalists and in many cases everyday tech enthusiasts agree how the redesign is usually a welcome one. Of course, Samsung’s fresh look isn’t without sacrifice, ditching Samsung staples such as a removable back and battery. The microSD slot can also be absent around the Galaxy S6.
Another major change for that Galaxy S6 will be the processing package, with Samsung electing to exit behind Qualcomm, solely offering up its Exynos 7420 processor, combined with 3GB RAM. And finally, the program has also been scaled back somewhat with the latest iteration from the Galaxy S.
Like the idea with the Galaxy S6, but wishing for something that stands apart even further? The Galaxy S6 Edge supplies the same specs, but adds dual-edges and several special features that take advantage in the phone’s unique design.
Specs:
From sleek devices that impress with premium design, to powerhouses packed with features, to all-around great devices, and affordable phones that punch above how much they weigh, the Android ecosystem is populated by way of a staggering selection of attractive phones.
But “greatness” is subjective, and often spec sheets and show lists aren't enough to generate an idea of how good a mobile phone really is. In this roundup, we’re studying the absolute best – the Android phones you can’t make a mistake with.
Samsung Galaxy S6
Depending on the person you ask, one might explain how the last truly impressive part of the Galaxy S famly was the widely popular GS3. While the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S5 wasn't bad handsets, their highly derivative nature was the target of fire, bolstered further through the fact that most of its rivals have since taken up pushing more premium builds made of metal, glass as well as other similar materials.
With the Samsung Galaxy S6, the Korean giant has finally delivered a really premium Galaxy S experience, melding a glass front and rear with a metal frame. Most tech journalists and in many cases everyday tech enthusiasts agree how the redesign is usually a welcome one. Of course, Samsung’s fresh look isn’t without sacrifice, ditching Samsung staples such as a removable back and battery. The microSD slot can also be absent around the Galaxy S6.
Another major change for that Galaxy S6 will be the processing package, with Samsung electing to exit behind Qualcomm, solely offering up its Exynos 7420 processor, combined with 3GB RAM. And finally, the program has also been scaled back somewhat with the latest iteration from the Galaxy S.
Like the idea with the Galaxy S6, but wishing for something that stands apart even further? The Galaxy S6 Edge supplies the same specs, but adds dual-edges and several special features that take advantage in the phone’s unique design.
Specs:
- 5.1-inch Super AMOLED with 2560 x 1440 resolution, 577 ppi
- Exynos 7420
- 3GB of RAM
- 32/64/128GB storage options (non-expandable)
- 16 MP rear camera with OIS
- 5 MP front-facing camera with 90 degree wide angle lens
- Non-removable 2,550 mAh battery
- 143.4 x 70.5 x 6.8 mm, 138 grams
- 143.4 x 70.5 x 6.8 mm
- 138 grams
- Android 5.0 Lollipop with TouchWiz
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