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New Galaxy S6 commercial breaks out the colors to promote Samsung’s ‘most beautiful display yet’

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Last updated: April 22nd, 2015 at 18:29 UTC+02:00

Another day, another promo for the Galaxy S6. Samsung's latest TV ad for its new flagships focuses entirely on the display. It shows just how nicely the display can handle vibrant and vivid colors, the Galaxy S6 has already received a lot of praise in many reviews for its amazing display. Research firm DisplayMate recently concluded that the Galaxy S6's display is tied with the Galaxy Note 4‘s as the best display ever to have been used in a smartphone.

Samsung is well aware of that, no wonder it terms the Quad HD 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution 5.1-inch display with 557 pixels per inch as its “most beautiful display yet.” There's no doubt in the fact that many customers base their decision to purchase a device after looking at its display, it's clear that they will certainly be impressed by the one Samsung has put inside the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge. Couple that with a metal body and impressive specifications, you just might have a winner on your hands.

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