Latest Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport review for 2015 This smartphone with a full review and let's see , It’s a powerful phone with a good camera. But aside from the tactile buttons, the S5 Sport mostly feels like a Galaxy S5 with a bright built-in case. That’s not a bad thing, but it doesn’t exactly set the phone apart in the same way the
S5 Active’s extra features do.
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Latest Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport isn’t exactly overflowing with pre-installed apps, it does come bundled with a few annoying offenders that can’t be uninstalled. Chief among them is the Lumen Toolbar, an app that populates the bottom of the default browser with ads and app suggestions. We’d find this more acceptable (though still annoying) on a mid-range or budget phone. But on a device that costs just as much as flagship devices (the phone is currently $200 with a two-year contract), the in-your-face adware is grating.
Latest Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport review for 2015 has a new look ,The textured back does, though, seem to lessen the issue we had with the S5 Active, where playing audio at high volume caused the back of the phone to vibrate in a way that made the phone uncomfortable to hold. With the
S5 Sport, there’s still some vibration, but it’s not as pronounced. Sound output though, just like the S5 Active, is good but not excellent.
Latest Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport has all the buttons on the phone are very tactile, so you should have no problems locating them with a gloved hand. The power button is located about a third of the way down the right side, while the volume rocker is located in a similar spot on the left edge. The tactile Home, Back, and Menu keys below the screen take the most getting used to—especially if you’re an experienced Android user. But after a day or so, we found ourselves liking them, because they let us easily mash the Home or Back button before we even brought the screen up to our eyes.