Reviewers Liked
- Very powerful, like the Galaxy S5
- Nice camera
- Colorful tactile exterior
- MircoSD slot
- Removable battery
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No fingerprint or heart rate readers
- Less ruggedly designed than the S5 Active
- Annoying pre-installed apps
Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport
The fitness-focused Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport is a top performer like its S5 namesake, but it adds nothing more than bloatware in exchange for nominal promotional value....
-- As reviewed by PC Mag
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