GSM Arena reported that on February this year, South Korean tech giant Samsung announced their newest flagship phone in the Samsung Galaxy S5, and they made it available on the market a few months after. The Galaxy S5 garnered a lot of hype as much as Samsung wanted, thanks to its predecessors, the S4 and the S3, who were deemed among the best phones at the time of their release anyway.
Android Authority said the S5 featured a lot of bells and whistles, including an IP 67 water and dust proof resistance certification, a 16-megapixel camera, a 1920 by 1080 5.1 inch screen, a heart-rate monitor, a fingerprint scanner, and an IR Blaster. Although the features were impressive on paper, how does the Samsung Galaxy Series' latest flagship phone fare when it boils down to the most important features in a smartphone?
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