Smartphones are dominating the digital trend, they now suggest a lot of innovative features and Samsung S6 is absolutely one of them. Released in the second quarter this year, the S6 has made grand improvements highlighting its curvy design. On the other corner was LG G4, which was also released this year, boasting its longer battery life and leather cover. Thus, we cannot dodge to compare what these two smartphones currently have to offer.
Along with its enhanced design, Samsung S6 has a notable curved screen with an upgraded camera built into the phone. So far, the front runner has the most advanced camera specs. Far off, you would still notice the G Flex curve of the phone that certainly adheres elegance to the gadget. Samsung outright the battle with the curved display on both sides. This yielded S6 to be a sensible choice for handling of device for an easy grip. The curved screen is a reinvention to structure the new trend of smartphones these days. S6 is vailable on white pearl, gold platinum and black sapphire as stated on Samsung's official website.
However, there are some marked features that was altered such as the replaceable battery and MicroSD card extension, they were discarded to give way to the metal and glass unicover design, detailed in Android Authority.
Notwithstanding, LG G4 is contending Samsung Galaxy S6's features and specification concentrating on what everybody is exactly looking for in a smartphone; chic design, boosted color display and high res camera. Not only that, reviewed by Tech Radar, LG now is hitting the road for important aspects the user practically needs: that's the longer battery life. An optional leather back cloak adds to the style of the phone too. It is something that we cannot have on some high-end devices. The leather cover is dispensable so we can slot our MicroSD card. What's more, the battery remains removable. The curve is also a part of LG though it comes in a lesser context.
Somehow, LG G4 and Samsung Galaxy S6 has the same price, and came out to be more expensive than iPhone 6 and HTC One M9.
The competing devices both ascend the curved design with the Galaxy S6 fixating on features and the LG G4 converging on sturdiness over time.
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