Reviewing EVERY Samsung Galaxy S Ever!

Summary by Krater

Marques Brownlee reviews every generation of Samsung Galaxy S smartphones from the original Galaxy S in 2010 to the Galaxy S24, tracing the hardware evolution, screen sizes, battery improvements, camera upgrades, and pricing over the years.

From the video

Answers: What is the history of every Samsung Galaxy S phone?

• Samsung Galaxy S history
• Smartphone evolution
• Samsung Galaxy S screen sizes
• Samsung Galaxy S battery capacity
• Samsung Galaxy S camera megapixels
• Samsung Galaxy S starting prices

What it concludes

• The original Samsung Galaxy S launched in 2010 with a 4-inch AMOLED display and a 1,500 milliamp-hour battery.
• The Galaxy S2 doubled the RAM to 1 gigabyte and increased the battery to 1,650 milliamp-hours in an 8.5 millimeter thick body.
• The Galaxy S3 introduced a 4.8-inch screen, physical home button, and S Voice, but faced criticism for mimicking iPhone sizing trends.
• The Galaxy S4 upgraded to a 5-inch 1080p display and a 13-megapixel camera, but suffered from one of the first major exploding battery incidents.
• The Galaxy S5 introduced a 2,800 milliamp-hour battery, a 5.1-inch screen, a heart rate sensor, and a fingerprint reader that required a swipe.
• The Galaxy S6 transitioned to a glass back and metal rails, removing expandable storage and removable batteries while adding wireless charging and a 1440p AMOLED displaying with optical image stabilization.