Improving on the S4 isn’t enough, though. Next to the impressively engineered LG G2 the S5 looks a generation behind, with wider bezels on the front and a larger overall handprint. The G2 simply has a better screen-to-size ratio.
Second, how a phone feels when you grab it 100 times a day is half the battle. The “Modern Glam” back panel still doesn’t look the part of a £600 smartphone. Perhaps it’s exactly the sort of styling Samsung’s hordes of fans are after, but to our eyes this is a long way from the sophisticated curves of the HTC One M8.
We’re not saying “go metal or go home” (the Nexus 5
is a prime example of understated polycarbonate perfection) and
ditching the fake stitching of the Note 3 is a good decision, but
Samsung needs to think classier.
Third, while the S5 feels solid enough, crank up the volume when
watching a movie in bed and you can hear the rear speaker vibrating the
S5’s back panel fairly vigorously. That’s not something you’d expect
from a flagship such as this.In short, we’re not enamoured by the S5’s aesthetics, but perhaps there are those out there who will be. Besides, Samsung’s form has function - IP67 waterproofing. Just make sure the back panel and port covers are properly fitted. No-one wants a soggy battery.
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