The Galaxy S6, understandably, doesn’t appear to have generated as much interest as the Edge – its identikit design just isn’t as glamorous. But it is basically the same smartphone, with many of the same bits and bobs – just with a less-bent display and no bent-display extras.
So what can you expect from Samsung’s less interesting flagship? Is it worth impoverishing yourself for? Over the next five reasons – and a few cons – I’ll explore how purchase-worthy the Samsung Galaxy S6 is, which will – hopefully – leave you slightly more informed.
If you’re not familiar with my 5 Reasons buying guides, check out last week’sGalaxy S6 Edge run-down, iPhone 6, Nexus 6 and others
Display
The non-curved nature of the Galaxy S6 display might not be a positive reason in itself, or perhaps it is? People might see the Edge’s curves as a gimmick, impractical or just not particularly exciting. Maybe smartphone luddites have dropped anchor in 2013 and refuse to engage with the needless innovation of these non-standard screens?
