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Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo Smartphone Review

New revision. The Galaxy S5 Neo from Samsung is the new version of the former flagship smartphone Galaxy S5. Is it an inexpensive alternative to the current Galaxy S6?

For the original German review, see here.

Unlike the previous generations, Samsung has not so far announced a Mini version of its flagship smartphone Galaxy S6. Instead, the Korean manufacturer now offers the Galaxy S5 Neo, which is based on the old top model Galaxy S5 for price-conscious users. On the outside, you can hardly distinguish any differences between the two devices, but there are some small changes. Samsung has discarded the Snapdragon 801 and uses its own Exynos SoC. There are some changes to the cameras as well, but some features have been removed. The Galaxy S5 Neo also takes care of two issues of the current S6, because besides the replaceable battery, you can now expand the storage via microSD-card.

Over the course of this review, we will obviously compare the results with the old Galaxy S5 and the current Galaxy S6. Other rivals for the review unit are the Huawei P8, the OnePlus 2 as well as the Motorola Moto X Play.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo (Galaxy S Series)
Processor
Samsung Exynos 7580 Octa 8 x 1.6 GHz, Cortex-A53
Graphics adapter
Memory
2048 MB 
Display
5.10 inch 16:9, 1920 x 1080 pixel, capacitive, 10 touch points, Super AMOLED, glossy: yes
Storage
16 GB eMMC Flash, 16 GB 
, 10.1 GB free
Connections
1 USB 2.0, Audio Connections: 3.5 mm Combo, Card Reader: microSD (up to 128 GB), Sensors: Position sensor, Accelerometer, Light sensor, Gyroscope, Proximity sensor, Magnetometer, Wi-Fi Direct, ANT+, NFC, USB-OTG, GPS, GLOANSS, SAR Body: 0.583 W/kg Head-SAR: 0.457 W/kg, FM radio
Networking
802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (a/b/g/n = Wi-Fi 4/ac = Wi-Fi 5/), Bluetooth 4.1, GSM (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz), UMTS (850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz), LTE (800, 850, 900, 1800, 2100, 2600 MHz)
Size
height x width x depth (in mm): 8.1 x 142 x 72.5 ( = 0.32 x 5.59 x 2.85 in)
Battery
11 Wh Lithium-Ion, 2800 mAh, Talk time 3G (according to manufacturer): 15 h
Operating System
Android 5.1 Lollipop
Camera
Webcam: 5 MP, Rear: 16 MP (autofocus, LED flash) videos: FHD @30 fps
Additional features
Speakers: Mono, Keyboard: virtual, modular PSU (7.75 Watts), USB cable, headset, quick-start guide, Galaxy Apps, S Health, S Planner, S Voice, Smart Manager, Microsoft OneNote, 24 Months Warranty
Weight
145 g ( = 5.11 oz / 0.32 pounds), Power Supply: 53 g ( = 1.87 oz / 0.12 pounds)
Price
400 Euro
Note: The manufacturer may use components from different suppliers including display panels, drives or memory sticks with similar specifications.

 

Case

You can immediately see that the review unit is a Galaxy S5, even though there are some small but important differences between the new S5 Neo and the Galaxy S5. For example, Samsung has dispensed with the fake leather back. The pattern is still there, but you can clearly see that the back is made of plastic. This creates a nice package, especially for our silver test sample, but you can also get the smartphone in gold and white. Fingerprints are not a big issue for the Galaxy S5 Neo.

The ports are a welcome improvement since they are now encapsulated, so you do not need the additional covers anymore. The smartphone is still dust-resistant and waterproof (up to 1 meter/~3 ft; for 30 minutes) according to IP67. The notification to close the back cover properly is rather annoying, because it appears after every restart. 

The home button has also changed and there is no fingerprint reader anymore. The physical buttons are well integrated, but both the volume rocker as well as the power button are rather loud when you press them, which slightly affect the quality impression. We have already mentioned that you can remove the cover at the back to get access to the battery. The latter also has to be removed if you want to access the two slots for the SIM card and the SD-card (both Micro).

Once again, we can hear some quiet creaking sounds when we twist the device or apply a lot of pressure. However, we could not provoke ripples on the display and the overall stability is good. Overall, the case once again leaves a good impression, even though it cannot quite keep up with the sophistication and the stability of the new Samsung Galaxy S6.

151.8 mm / 5.98 inch 74.9 mm / 2.95 inch 9.85 mm / 0.3878 inch 178 g0.3924 lbs148 mm / 5.83 inch 75 mm / 2.95 inch 10.9 mm / 0.4291 inch 169 g0.3726 lbs144.9 mm / 5.7 inch 71.8 mm / 2.83 inch 6.4 mm / 0.252 inch 147 g0.3241 lbs143.4 mm / 5.65 inch 70.5 mm / 2.78 inch 6.8 mm / 0.2677 inch 138 g0.3042 lbs142 mm / 5.59 inch 72.5 mm / 2.85 inch 8.1 mm / 0.3189 inch 145 g0.3197 lbs142 mm / 5.59 inch 72.5 mm / 2.85 inch 8.1 mm / 0.3189 inch 145 g0.3197 lbs148 mm / 5.83 inch 105 mm / 4.13 inch 1 mm / 0.03937 inch 1.5 g0.00331 lbs

Connectivity

We can find the biggest differences compared to the old top smartphone Galaxy S5 in this category. In addition the switch to Samsung's own Exynos SoC, which mean less performance, the features of the Galaxy S5 Neo are also reduced. Samsung has dispensed with the USB 3.0 port, the MHL connectivity, the Infrared transmitter, the support for the Chinese BeiDou satellite network as well as the previously mentioned fingerprint reader. What is left is USB 2.0, ANT+, NFC, Wi-Fi Direct as well as the heart rate monitor on the back. Accessories like the Samsung Wearables (Gear Fit, Gear S) still work. At least, the USB port supports USB-OTG and we had no problems when we attached a USB flash drive. The 16 GB internal storage can be expanded by up to 128 GB via microSD-card and compatible apps can be transferred to the memory card after the installation.

left: volume rocker
left: volume rocker
bottom: microphone, micro-USB 2.0
bottom: microphone, micro-USB 2.0
top: 3.5 mm audio, microphone
top: 3.5 mm audio, microphone
right: power button
right: power button

Software

S Health
S Health
Heart Rate Monitor
Heart Rate Monitor

The Galaxy S5 Neo is shipped with Android 5.1.1 and Samsung's own TouchWiz user interface. There is no information regarding if and when there will be an update to the current Android version 6.0. The other software additions are very similar to the larger sibling Galaxy S6 and the most important functions are covered. The Smart Manager allows quick access to the power settings and the device security. A swipe gesture from the left launches "Briefing", a news feed that is based on the popular Flipboard. In addition to the usual Google apps (Mail, Maps, Chrome, etc.), Samsung has once again installed the S Planner (calendar), S Health (fitness) and S Voice (voice control). You also get a special app store called Galaxy Apps. Furthermore, you get 100 GB OneDrive cloud storage for free for two years. The "Simple Mode" makes it easier to use the smartphone with a reduced home screen and larger symbols.

Communication & GPS 

Unlike many current high-end smartphones, the Galaxy S5 Neo still uses a Micro-SIM. As well as quad-band GSM, the review unit supports quad-band UMTS and Hexa-band LTE (Cat.6: downstream up to 300 Mbps, upstream up to 50 Mbps). We could not notice any issues in the metropolitan T-Mobile network. Wireless networks are supported up to the fast Wi-Fi standard 802.11ac (2.4 & 5 GHz). Bluetooth 4.1 is supported as well. Once again, the download booster, which uses a Wi-Fi and LTE network simultaneously (download size at least 30 MB) is available.

GPS Test: Outdoors
GPS Test: Outdoors
GPS Test: Indoors
GPS Test: Indoors

We have already mentioned that the Galaxy S5 Neo does not support the Chinese BeiDou anymore, which was the case for the Galaxy S5, so the smartphone can locate you position via GPS and GLONASS. The positioning takes only a few seconds, both outdoors (accuracy down to 8 meters/~26 ft) as well as indoors close to a window (accuracy down to 12 meters/~39 ft).

We also checked the accuracy of the module on a bicycle ride and compared the results with the professional navigation device Garmin Edge 500. The total difference is just 100 meters (~328 ft). The smartphone shows some small deviations in the difficult sections like the turning point, but in general, the performance is still very good.

Galaxy S5 Neo: Complete
Galaxy S5 Neo: Complete
Galaxy S5 Neo: Crossing
Galaxy S5 Neo: Crossing
Galaxy S5 Neo: Turning point
Galaxy S5 Neo: Turning point
Garmin Edge 500: Complete
Garmin Edge 500: Complete
Garmin Edge 500: Crossing
Garmin Edge 500: Crossing
Garmin Edge 500: Turning Point
Garmin Edge 500: Turning Point

Telephone & Voice Quality

Phone app
Phone app
Settings
Settings

The phone app is very simple and is dominated by the large numbers pad. Besides the call history for incoming and outgoing calls, you have direct access to the favorites and the contacts. Within the app, you can also directly access the settings and block contacts or set up a call forwarding, for example.

The call quality leaves a good impression. Voices are very clear on both sides of the call and there is no annoying static. The position of the speaker at the back is not always perfect when you want to use the hands-free feature, but the performance is reasonable. Our voice was a bit too quiet and background noises could have been better suppressed. Overall, a good performance.

Cameras & Multimedia

Picture with the front camera
Picture with the front camera

Samsung has improved the cameras compared to the Galaxy S5 and the specifications are similar to the current top model Galaxy S6. At the front is a 5 MP sensor, which takes 4:3 images at up to 2576x1932 pixels. In addition to the push button on the touchscreen, you can trigger the camera with the volume rocker or voice control. Under good lighting conditions the quality of the pictures are decent and the front camera is adequate for selfies. You can even create group selfies. There is no flash, so you will quickly see picture noise in low-light situations. Videos  can be recorded with the front camera with a maximum of 1920x1080 pixels.

Once again, a 16 MP sensor is located at the back, but Samsung uses a wider aperture for the Galaxy S5 Neo (f/1.9 vs. f/2.2 Galaxy S5). The larger pixels can absorb more light, which should create better results, particularly in low-light conditions. The full resolution of 16 MP is only available for 4:3 pictures (4608x 3456pixels), while 16:9 shots can be taken at 12 MP (4608x2592 pixels). There are several picture modes you can choose from, including automatic, panorama, continuous shooting, HDR and a pro mode, and you can also download more modes. The pro mode includes settings for the exposure, the ISO value (100 to 800) and the white balance. Pictures are taken quickly and there is just a small delay before you can take the next shot. This does not change in the professional mode.

The picture quality is very good. We like the rich colors in the environment pictures (scene 1 & 2), although you should note that the smartphone pictures of scene 1 were taken with active HDR. The high resolution pays off as well, because the pictures are sharp and you can see many details. This is particularly noticeable in the vegetation, where you can differentiate the individual leaves and branches. The sharpness is also impressive in low-light conditions (scene 3). There is a surprisingly low amount of picture noise, but the colors are slightly pale.

The main camera can record videos in Full HD (1920x1080 pixels, 29 fps), but the standard app does not include options for slow-motions or time lapses. The quality of the videos is rather disappointing compared to the pictures. The results are okay when the lighting is sufficient, and the sensor can also handle fast movements very well, but there is a significant loss of details in darker environments. The picture noise is not the main problem, but the contents look quite blurry. The flash can also be used as a camera light and brightens up the scene nicely, but once again, you can see a decrease in sharpness.

Image Comparison

Choose a scene and navigate within the first image. One click changes the position on touchscreens. One click on the zoomed-in image opens the original in a new window. The first image shows the scaled photograph of the test device.

Scene 1Scene 2Scene 3
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Color Accuracy & Sharpness

Besides the usual sample pictures, we also checked the color accuracy and the sharpness under controlled test conditions. The pictures were taken in the automatic mode and the picture was neither edited nor was there a manual white balance afterwards.

We use the X-Rite ColorChecker Passport to evaluate the color accuracy. We included the original colors at the bottom of every patch. You can see that the colors of the Galaxy S5 Neo are slightly paler, but in general, the deviations are quite low.

We evaluate the sharpness with a picture of our test chart. The 100% crop was taken from the center and thank to the height resolution, it is very sharp. The sharpness is just slightly reduced towards the sides of the entire chart.

Accessories

The nicely designed box contains only the usual accessories: Power adaptor, USB cable, headset as well as a quick-start guide and warranty information.

There are some optional accessories on the manufacturer’s website, but they are mainly generic articles like external batteries and no dedicated accessories for the Galaxy S5 Neo.

Warranty

The warranty period for the smartphone is 24 months, but the battery and the accessories are covered for only 6 months.

Input Devices & Handling

The capacitive touchscreen of the Galaxy S5 Neo provides very good gliding capabilities and our inputs were always executed correctly. There can be small stutters during the handling from time to time, but this is also a result of the performance (see further below) and the UI. Samsung’s keyboard is activated by default. It offers an additional row for numbers above the letters and supports all the common features like auto-correct, word predictions or swipe inputs. However, the latter must be activated in the settings.

Keyboard portrait mode
Keyboard portrait mode
Keyboard landscape mode
Keyboard landscape mode

Display

Subpixel array
Subpixel array

Samsung uses its proven Super-AMOLED screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. This results in a pixel density of almost 432 PPI in combination with the 5.1-inch screen. The subjective picture impression is very good; contents appear very vivid thanks to the rich colors and the high contrast.

Compared to standard LC displays, AMOLEDs are often at a small disadvantage in terms of the maximum luminance, which is compensated by the black value of 0 cd/m². However, the difference is quite small in the case of the Galaxy S5 Neo, and the luminance with the deactivated brightness sensor is decent. With an average result of 341 cd/m², our review unit is just behind the current top model Galaxy S6 and the brightness distribution of 91% is also good. The S5 Neo can even manage 522 cd/m² with the automatic brightness control. We also checked the luminance with an even distribution of bright and dark picture contents (average picture level, APL50) and the result was 397 cd/m².

361
cd/m²
340
cd/m²
328
cd/m²
357
cd/m²
334
cd/m²
327
cd/m²
356
cd/m²
339
cd/m²
327
cd/m²
Distribution of brightness
tested with X-Rite i1Pro 2
Maximum: 361 cd/m² (Nits) Average: 341 cd/m²
Brightness Distribution: 91 %
Center on Battery: 334 cd/m²
Contrast: ∞:1 (Black: 0 cd/m²)
ΔE Color 2.84 | 0.5-29.43 Ø5
ΔE Greyscale 2.91 | 0.57-98 Ø5.3
Gamma: 2.01
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Screen
-28%
4%
-15%
-1%
-4%
Brightness middle
334
358
7%
335
0%
453
36%
451
35%
641
92%
Brightness
341
364
7%
345
1%
439
29%
446
31%
620
82%
Brightness Distribution
91
82
-10%
89
-2%
91
0%
90
-1%
93
2%
Black Level *
0.28
0.3
0.4
Colorchecker dE 2000 *
2.84
5.28
-86%
2.51
12%
4.7
-65%
3.84
-35%
5.37
-89%
Greyscale dE 2000 *
2.91
4.65
-60%
2.59
11%
5.03
-73%
3.97
-36%
6.01
-107%
Gamma
2.01 109%
2.48 89%
2.43 91%
2.27 97%
2.46 89%
2.44 90%
CCT
6432 101%
7690 85%
6424 101%
7439 87%
7283 89%
7806 83%
Contrast
1618
1503
1603
Color Space (Percent of AdobeRGB 1998)
72.04
58.07
Color Space (Percent of sRGB)
90.14

* ... smaller is better

Smartphones with AMOLED panels usually support different color profiles if you are not a big fan of the typically very rich colors. The Galaxy S5 Neo is no exception; as well as the automatic mode (automatically adjusts the display to the content) you can use the presets AMOLED Cinema, AMOLED Photo and Simple. We want very accurate colors compared to the sRGB color space in our measurements, which is the case with the preset AMOLED Photo. The professional software CalMAN already determines very good results for the colors and the grayscale in this mode with the factory settings. The target value is smaller than three in both cases, which is achieved by the respective average DeltaE deviations at 2.84 (ColorChecker) and 2.91 (Grayscale). The color temperature is also almost perfect at 6440 K (ideal: 6500 K), only the gamma value is slightly too low at 2.01 (ideal: 2.2). These results are also very good in our comparison group, only the Samsung Galaxy S6 manages slightly better results.

CalMAN ColorChecker (mode: Simple, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN ColorChecker (mode: Simple, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN ColorChecker (mode: Cinema, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN ColorChecker (mode: Cinema, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN ColorChecker (mode: Photo, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN ColorChecker (mode: Photo, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps (mode: Simple, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps (mode: Simple, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps (mode: Cinema, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps (mode: Cinema, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps (mode: Photo, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps (mode: Photo, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Grayscale (mode: Simple, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Grayscale (mode: Simple, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Grayscale (mode: Cinema, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Grayscale (mode: Cinema, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Grayscale (mode: Photo, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Grayscale (mode: Photo, target color space sRGB)
CalMAN Colorspace (mode: Simple, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN Colorspace (mode: Simple, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN Colorspace (mode: Cinema, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN Colorspace (mode: Cinema, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN Colorspace (mode: Photo, target color space AdobeRGB)
CalMAN Colorspace (mode: Photo, target color space AdobeRGB)

Thanks to the high luminance with the light sensor and the high contrast, you can comfortably see the display content even under sunlight when you can avoid direct reflections. The viewing angle stability of the Super-AOMELD screen is excellent, and the Galaxy S5 Neo does continue the good performance of the predecessors. There are no brightness or contrast reductions, even from extreme angles.

in the sun with reflections
in the sun with reflections
in the sun without reflections
in the sun without reflections
Viewing angles
Viewing angles

Performance

Unlike the old Galaxy S5, which was equipped with the fastest Snapdragon SoC (801) from Qualcomm at the time, Samsung now uses its own Exynos SoC for the Galaxy S5 Neo. This Exynos 7580 Octa has four more cores (8x Cortex-A53), but they are only clocked at up to 1.6 GHz (Snapdragon 801: up to 2.45 GHz). The performance of the 64-bit SoC should therefore be lower compared to the old Galaxy S5; we will see in a minute how big the difference actually is. The situation is similar for the GPU, because the ARM Mali-T720 GPU falls behind the Adreno 330 GPU of the old Galaxy S5. The memory on the other hand has not changed; the SoC is still supported by 2 GB.

The benchmarks are a bit of a mixed bag, because the Galaxy S5 Neo usually competes with the Huawei P8 and the Motorola Moto X Play, although the order can differ depending on the test. But one thing is very clear: The new version of the Galaxy S5 cannot keep up with the predecessor, which is obviously also the case for the OnePlus 2 and the current flagship Samsung Galaxy S6. Subjectively, you can also notice some small stutters from time to time, especially when you switch between apps or launch complex apps. We have already mentioned that this is not only a result of the performance, but also the UI.

This situation continues in the graphics benchmarks. Our review unit manages 8030 points in 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited, for example, which means it is right between the Motorola Moto X Play (7561) and the Huawei P8 (9080). The other three comparison devices, however, are at least twice as fast.

AnTuTu v5 - Total Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
37854 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
60804 Points +61%
Huawei P8
45927 Points +21%
OnePlus 2
58535 Points +55%
Motorola Moto X Play
29699 Points -22%
Geekbench 3
32 Bit Multi-Core Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
3330 Points
Samsung Galaxy S5
2885 Points -13%
Samsung Galaxy S6
5073 Points +52%
Huawei P8
2955 Points -11%
OnePlus 2
4154 Points +25%
32 Bit Single-Core Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
721 Points
Samsung Galaxy S5
941 Points +31%
Samsung Galaxy S6
1146 Points +59%
Huawei P8
698 Points -3%
OnePlus 2
1066 Points +48%
64 Bit Multi-Core Score (sort by value)
Huawei P8
3458 Points
OnePlus 2
4804 Points
Motorola Moto X Play
2558 Points
64 Bit Single-Core Score (sort by value)
Huawei P8
864 Points
OnePlus 2
1140 Points
Motorola Moto X Play
717 Points
3DMark
2560x1440 Sling Shot Extreme (ES 3.1) Unlimited Physics (sort by value)
OnePlus 2
1350 Points
2560x1440 Sling Shot Extreme (ES 3.1) Unlimited Graphics (sort by value)
OnePlus 2
1777 Points
2560x1440 Sling Shot Extreme (ES 3.1) Unlimited (sort by value)
OnePlus 2
1660 Points
2560x1440 Sling Shot OpenGL ES 3.0 Unlimited Physics (sort by value)
OnePlus 2
1267 Points
2560x1440 Sling Shot OpenGL ES 3.0 Unlimited Graphics (sort by value)
OnePlus 2
2686 Points
2560x1440 Sling Shot OpenGL ES 3.0 Unlimited (sort by value)
OnePlus 2
2151 Points
2560x1440 Sling Shot Extreme (ES 3.1) Physics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
1503 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
1320 Points -12%
OnePlus 2
1517 Points +1%
2560x1440 Sling Shot Extreme (ES 3.1) Graphics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
169 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
1152 Points +582%
OnePlus 2
846 Points +401%
2560x1440 Sling Shot Extreme (ES 3.1) (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
211 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
1186 Points +462%
OnePlus 2
938 Points +345%
2560x1440 Sling Shot OpenGL ES 3.0 Physics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
1453 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
1553 Points +7%
OnePlus 2
1414 Points -3%
Motorola Moto X Play
974 Points -33%
2560x1440 Sling Shot OpenGL ES 3.0 Graphics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
272 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
1492 Points +449%
OnePlus 2
1854 Points +582%
Motorola Moto X Play
178 Points -35%
2560x1440 Sling Shot OpenGL ES 3.0 (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
332 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
1505 Points +353%
OnePlus 2
1734 Points +422%
Motorola Moto X Play
218 Points -34%
1280x720 offscreen Ice Storm Unlimited Physics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
10424 Points
Samsung Galaxy S5
15198 Points +46%
Samsung Galaxy S6
18649 Points +79%
Huawei P8
10494 Points +1%
OnePlus 2
10985 Points +5%
Motorola Moto X Play
6839 Points -34%
1280x720 offscreen Ice Storm Unlimited Graphics Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
7536 Points
Samsung Galaxy S5
19530 Points +159%
Samsung Galaxy S6
23193 Points +208%
Huawei P8
8743 Points +16%
OnePlus 2
31858 Points +323%
Motorola Moto X Play
7796 Points +3%
1280x720 offscreen Ice Storm Unlimited Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
8030 Points
Samsung Galaxy S5
18367 Points +129%
Samsung Galaxy S6
22002 Points +174%
Huawei P8
9080 Points +13%
OnePlus 2
22400 Points +179%
Motorola Moto X Play
7561 Points -6%
1920x1080 Ice Storm Extreme Physics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
10270 Points
Huawei P8
9404 Points -8%
Motorola Moto X Play
6841 Points -33%
1920x1080 Ice Storm Extreme Graphics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
4449 Points
Huawei P8
6064 Points +36%
Motorola Moto X Play
5082 Points +14%
1920x1080 Ice Storm Extreme Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
5090 Points
Huawei P8
6584 Points +29%
Motorola Moto X Play
5390 Points +6%
1280x720 Ice Storm Standard Physics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
10466 Points
Huawei P8
9337 Points -11%
Motorola Moto X Play
6799 Points -35%
1280x720 Ice Storm Standard Graphics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
8304 Points
Huawei P8
10515 Points +27%
Motorola Moto X Play
10194 Points +23%
1280x720 Ice Storm Standard Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
8704 Points
Huawei P8
10228 Points +18%
Motorola Moto X Play
9176 Points +5%
GFXBench 3.0
on screen Manhattan Onscreen OGL (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
4.8 fps
Samsung Galaxy S5
11.7 fps +144%
Samsung Galaxy S6
16 fps +233%
Huawei P8
5.8 fps +21%
OnePlus 2
23 fps +379%
Motorola Moto X Play
6.2 fps +29%
1920x1080 1080p Manhattan Offscreen (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
4.8 fps
Samsung Galaxy S5
11.8 fps +146%
Samsung Galaxy S6
22 fps +358%
Huawei P8
5.5 fps +15%
OnePlus 2
23 fps +379%
Motorola Moto X Play
5.8 fps +21%
GFXBench 3.1
on screen Manhattan ES 3.1 Onscreen (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
3.4 fps
OnePlus 2
19 fps +459%
Motorola Moto X Play
4.4 fps +29%
1920x1080 Manhattan ES 3.1 Offscreen (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
3.1 fps
OnePlus 2
19 fps +513%
Motorola Moto X Play
4.2 fps +35%
PCMark for Android
Computer Vision score (sort by value)
Motorola Moto X Play
1756 Points
Storage score (sort by value)
Motorola Moto X Play
3900 Points
Work 2.0 performance score (sort by value)
Motorola Moto X Play
3293 Points
Work performance score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
4134 Points
Huawei P8
4479 Points +8%
OnePlus 2
4282 Points +4%
Motorola Moto X Play
3589 Points -13%
Smartbench 2012
Gaming Index (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
3500 points
Samsung Galaxy S5
4432 points +27%
Huawei P8
4340 points +24%
OnePlus 2
4325 points +24%
Motorola Moto X Play
2523 points -28%
Productivity Index (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
6719 points
Samsung Galaxy S5
9054 points +35%
Huawei P8
5433 points -19%
OnePlus 2
10472 points +56%
Motorola Moto X Play
3820 points -43%
BaseMark OS II
Web (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
733 Points
Huawei P8
694 Points -5%
OnePlus 2
923 Points +26%
Motorola Moto X Play
710 Points -3%
Graphics (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
488 Points
Huawei P8
882 Points +81%
OnePlus 2
2631 Points +439%
Motorola Moto X Play
785 Points +61%
Memory (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
569 Points
Huawei P8
1216 Points +114%
OnePlus 2
1297 Points +128%
Motorola Moto X Play
595 Points +5%
System (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
2095 Points
Huawei P8
1860 Points -11%
OnePlus 2
2536 Points +21%
Motorola Moto X Play
1177 Points -44%
Overall (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
808 Points
Huawei P8
1085 Points +34%
OnePlus 2
1681 Points +108%
Motorola Moto X Play
701 Points -13%
Linpack Android / IOS
Multi Thread (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
247.7 MFLOPS
Samsung Galaxy S5
678 MFLOPS +174%
Huawei P8
272.5 MFLOPS +10%
OnePlus 2
819 MFLOPS +231%
Motorola Moto X Play
275 MFLOPS +11%
Single Thread (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
95.6 MFLOPS
Samsung Galaxy S5
355 MFLOPS +271%
Huawei P8
122 MFLOPS +28%
OnePlus 2
630 MFLOPS +559%
Motorola Moto X Play
134 MFLOPS +40%

Legend

 
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo Samsung Exynos 7580 Octa, ARM Mali-T720 MP2, 16 GB eMMC Flash
 
Samsung Galaxy S5 Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 MSM8974AC, Qualcomm Adreno 330, 16 GB eMMC Flash
 
Samsung Galaxy S6 Samsung Exynos 7420 Octa, ARM Mali-T760 MP8, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
 
Huawei P8 HiSilicon Kirin 930, ARM Mali-T628 MP4, 16 GB eMMC Flash
 
OnePlus 2 Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 MSM8994, Qualcomm Adreno 430, 64 GB eMMC Flash
 
Motorola Moto X Play Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 MSM8939, Qualcomm Adreno 405, 16 GB eMMC Flash

We performed the browser tests with the preloaded Samsung browser, which is based on Chrome 38. The Galaxy S5 Neo leaves a better impression in some tests (like Google Octane V2), but the trend continues: The review unit is usually on par with the two rivals from Huawei and Motorola, but falls behind the Galaxy S5S6 or the OnePlus 2. The subjective browsing performance, however, was quite good.

Sunspider - 1.0 Total Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
735 ms *
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
408.7 ms * +44%
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
546 ms * +26%
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
1164 ms * -58%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
740 ms * -1%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
1235 ms * -68%
Octane V2 - Total Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
3627 Points
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
3875 Points +7%
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
8518 Points +135%
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
4084 Points +13%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
6955 Points +92%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
3764 Points +4%
Mozilla Kraken 1.1 - Total (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
11603 ms *
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
6302 ms * +46%
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
11808 ms * -2%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
6585 ms * +43%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
11694 ms * -1%
Google V8 Ver. 7 - Google V8 Ver. 7 Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
3765 Points
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
4419 Points +17%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
7650 Points +103%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
3917 Points +4%
WebXPRT 2015 - Overall (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
68 Points
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
70 Points +3%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
80 Points +18%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
56 Points -18%
JetStream 1.1 - Total Score (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
23.1 Points
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
49.19 Points +113%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
44.29 Points +92%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
24.51 Points +6%

* ... smaller is better

Performance microSD slot
Performance microSD slot

Our review unit does not stand a chance against the current Samsung Galaxy S6, but the results in the storage benchmarks are still very good. We determined 215 MB/s for sequential reads, so the S5 Neo is just behind the OnePlus 2 in the third place. The storage is slightly slower in terms of writing operations, but we cannot really criticize the performance in this section. The performance improvement compared to the old Samsung Galaxy S5 is a nice surprise.

As well as the internal storage, we checked the performance of the microSD-card reader in combination with a Toshiba Exceria SD-CX32UHSI (32 GB). We measured almost 80 MB/s (read) and around 33 MB/s (write), respectively. These are very good results, so there should not be any limitations when you want to expand the storage.

AndroBench 3-5
Random Write 4KB (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
11.07 MB/s
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
1 MB/s -91%
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
19.9 MB/s +80%
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
10.04 MB/s -9%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
13.94 MB/s +26%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
16 MB/s +45%
Random Read 4KB (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
22.57 MB/s
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
8.5 MB/s -62%
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
80 MB/s +254%
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
22.46 MB/s 0%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
21.87 MB/s -3%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
16 MB/s -29%
Sequential Write 256KB (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
57.9 MB/s
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
19.05 MB/s -67%
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
138.9 MB/s +140%
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
39.58 MB/s -32%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
125.5 MB/s +117%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
75 MB/s +30%
Sequential Read 256KB (sort by value)
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
215.9 MB/s
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
83.5 MB/s -61%
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
319 MB/s +48%
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
139.9 MB/s -35%
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
234.2 MB/s +8%
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
139 MB/s -36%

Games

The GPU benchmarks have already confirmed that the performance of the ARM Mali-T720 MP2 is significantly lower than the Qualcomm Adreno 330 of the original Galaxy S5. This is also noticeable when you play games. The quite demanding racing game “Asphalt 8: Airborne”, for example, can be played with medium details, but it is only really smooth with the low preset. Simpler games like “Angry Birds: Star Wars” on the other hand are no problem. Both the position sensors and the touchscreen did not cause any problems during our review.

Asphalt 8: Airborne
Asphalt 8: Airborne
Angry Birds: Star Wars
Angry Birds: Star Wars

Emissions

Temperature

You notice the weaker SoC when you look at the surface temperatures of the Galaxy S5 Neo, because the smartphone is significantly cooler than the Galaxy S5 under load. The average temperature under load dropped by almost 3 °C (~5 °F) at the front (32.1 °C vs. 34.9 °C/~90 °F vs ~95 °F) and the temperature gradient is also smaller. Overall, the Galaxy S5 Neo is a very cool device, which does not even warm up inconveniently during prolonged gaming sessions. 

We use the GFXBench Battery Test to check for throttling under sustained load. The tool repeats the T-Rex test thirty times and logs the temperature as well as the performance. The latter starts to fluctuate after around 10 iterations and the results between the individual runs can differ by up to 30% at the end of the test. We are not looking at a high-end SoC and the temperatures are not critical, either, so we would have at least expected a steady level of performance.

GFXBench Battery Test
GFXBench Battery Test
Max. Load
 33 °C
91 F
33 °C
91 F
31.4 °C
89 F
 
 33.5 °C
92 F
32.7 °C
91 F
31.3 °C
88 F
 
 32.4 °C
90 F
31.2 °C
88 F
30.2 °C
86 F
 
Maximum: 33.5 °C = 92 F
Average: 32.1 °C = 90 F
31.3 °C
88 F
34 °C
93 F
32.5 °C
91 F
30.8 °C
87 F
31 °C
88 F
30.5 °C
87 F
29.7 °C
85 F
30.2 °C
86 F
30.1 °C
86 F
Maximum: 34 °C = 93 F
Average: 31.1 °C = 88 F
Power Supply (max.)  28.9 °C = 84 F | Room Temperature 22.4 °C = 72 F | Voltcraft IR-260
(±) The average temperature for the upper side under maximal load is 32.1 °C / 90 F, compared to the average of 32.7 °C / 91 F for the devices in the class Smartphone.
(+) The maximum temperature on the upper side is 33.5 °C / 92 F, compared to the average of 35 °C / 95 F, ranging from 21.9 to 56 °C for the class Smartphone.
(+) The bottom heats up to a maximum of 34 °C / 93 F, compared to the average of 33.8 °C / 93 F
(+) In idle usage, the average temperature for the upper side is 27.2 °C / 81 F, compared to the device average of 32.7 °C / 91 F.

Speakers

SoundAlive: Simple
SoundAlive: Simple
SoundAlive: Details
SoundAlive: Details

The mono speaker at the back has not changed compared to the old Galaxy S5. The volume is okay, but you can quickly notice distortions at higher levels. Bass on the other hand is missing, and the Galaxy S5 Neo also has a hard time against smartphones with stereo speakers. Nevertheless, the result is sufficient for the occasional video or music playback. The performance via stereo jack is much better, and is sufficiently loud and free of background noises. The Music app from Samsung also offers an adjustable equalizer via SoundAlive and some presets (see pictures). The connection with a Bluetooth speaker (Denon Envaya Mini) was no problem and there were no annoying dropouts during the playback.

Energy Management

Power Consumption

The table with the power consumption is probably rather surprising; the results with light workloads in particular are comparatively high. However, you should note that we used a new and much more precise measuring device for the Galaxy S5 Neo. The comparisons with the other devices are therefore only an indicator, but direct comparisons are not possible. The maximum consumption is around 6 watts, so the supplied power adaptor is sufficient (7.75 watts).

Power Consumption
Off / Standbydarklight 0.02 / 0.08 Watt
Idledarkmidlight 1.68 / 2.2 / 2.33 Watt
Load midlight 4.09 / 5.92 Watt
 color bar
Key: min: dark, med: mid, max: light        Gossen Metrahit Energy
Currently we use the Metrahit Energy, a professional single phase power quality and energy measurement digital multimeter, for our measurements. Find out more about it here. All of our test methods can be found here.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Power Consumption
46%
32%
6%
14%
11%
Idle Minimum *
1.68
0.3
82%
0.4
76%
0.7
58%
0.6
64%
0.9
46%
Idle Average *
2.2
0.5
77%
0.6
73%
2
9%
1.7
23%
1.6
27%
Idle Maximum *
2.33
1.1
53%
1.2
48%
2.1
10%
1.8
23%
1.8
23%
Load Average *
4.09
3.1
24%
5
-22%
4.9
-20%
5.7
-39%
4.9
-20%
Load Maximum *
5.92
6.2
-5%
6.8
-15%
7.4
-25%
6
-1%
7.2
-22%

* ... smaller is better

Battery Runtime

Similar to the predecessor Galaxy S5, the lithium-ion battery of the Galaxy S5 Neo has a capacity of 10.78 Wh (2800 mAh) and can be easily replaced after you remove the back cover. The determined battery runtimes are very good and the review unit can beat the competitors in almost all scenarios. The comparatively low power consumption under load is particularly noticeable, because the smartphone manages more than 6.5 hours (402 minutes) at the maximum luminance, while the rivals have to be recharged much sooner (-31 up to -57%).

9 hours in the more realistic Wi-Fi test (150 cd/m²) and almost 13 hours FHD video playback (Big Buck Bunny, H.264, 150 cd/m²) are also ahead of the rivals, only the Motorola Moto X Play lasts two hours longer (Wi-Fi) than our Galaxy S5 Neo. The old Galaxy S5 was tested with the old Wi-Fi test, so the results cannot be compared in this case. You can obviously still use the two power saving modes: The normal mode reduces the performance and limits background processes, while the "Ultra Energy-Saving Mode" uses a black-white home screen and limits the functionality of the smartphone to a handful of apps.

A complete recharge takes about two hours with the supplied power adaptor. A fully recharged battery is indicated by the notification LED (green, during the charging orange). Quick Charge is supported by the smartphone; a corresponding power adaptor (Samsung EP-TA12) can be purchased optionally.

Battery Runtime
Idle (without WLAN, min brightness)
26h 55min
WiFi Websurfing (Chrome 38)
9h 06min
Big Buck Bunny H.264 1080p
12h 53min
Load (maximum brightness)
6h 42min
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
Mali-T720 MP2, 7580 Octa, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Samsung Galaxy S5
Adreno 330, 801 MSM8974AC, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Samsung Galaxy S6
Mali-T760 MP8, Exynos 7420, 32 GB UFS 2.0 Flash
Huawei P8
Mali-T628 MP4, Kirin 930, 16 GB eMMC Flash
OnePlus 2
Adreno 430, 810 MSM8994, 64 GB eMMC Flash
Motorola Moto X Play
Adreno 405, 615 MSM8939, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Battery Runtime
-20%
-21%
-36%
-29%
-17%
Reader / Idle
1615
1695
5%
1300
-20%
826
-49%
1393
-14%
1145
-29%
H.264
773
556
-28%
581
-25%
580
-25%
742
-4%
WiFi v1.3
546
475
-13%
434
-21%
356
-35%
674
23%
Load
402
253
-37%
278
-31%
215
-47%
229
-43%
174
-57%
WiFi
613
575

Pros

+ sturdy chassis
+ dust-resistant and waterproof
+ great display
+ good camera
+ replaceable battery
+ microSD-slot
+ good battery runtimes
+ low temperatures

Cons

- performance worse compared to the predecessor
- SoC throttles under sustained load
- limited options for videos
- fingerprint scanner was waived

Verdict

In review: Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo. Test model provided by Notebooksbilliger.de
In review: Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo. Test model provided by Notebooksbilliger.de

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo is "recycling" on a very high level. The previous flagship smartphone has been improved in some respects, but the performance of the SoC is reduced and some features have been removed

Positive aspects of the Galaxy S5 Neo are still the sturdy chassis, the great display, the comprehensive software equipment and the long battery runtimes. The smartphone is still waterproof, but does not need the annoying covers anymore. Samsung has also improved the cameras – the results are actually quite nice. Only the video options are limited. Unlike the current flagship smartphones from the S6-series, you can replace the battery and expand the storage via microSD-card.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo is a sophisticated smartphone with good core features. If you are satisfied with the plastic case and you do not need the fastest smartphone, then you cannot go wrong with the S5 Neo.

We could not find any serious issues. It is rather unfortunate that the 3D performance in particular is clearly behind the predecessor and that some features were dispensed with. We would have at least liked to see the fingerprint scanner. It is still a convenient overall package for a current street price of around 330 Euros (~$363). You can get the old Galaxy S5 for around 350 to 380 Euros (~$385 to ~$418) in some shops, but you will be better off with the current Galaxy S5 Neo if you do not necessarily need the additional features and do not play very demanding games.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo - 12/04/2015 v4(old)
Andreas Osthoff

Chassis
87%
Keyboard
69 / 75 → 92%
Pointing Device
94%
Connectivity
46 / 60 → 77%
Weight
93%
Battery
95%
Display
87%
Games Performance
57 / 63 → 90%
Application Performance
38 / 70 → 54%
Temperature
92%
Noise
100%
Audio
63 / 91 → 69%
Camera
79%
Average
77%
87%
Smartphone - Weighted Average

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Andreas Osthoff, 2015-12-12 (Update: 2018-05-15)