New Samsung ad suggests you should ditch your iPhone for a Galaxy S6 to "change the way you charge"
Samsung today released a new video ad - embedded below - which directly suggests that the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge are superior to other smartphones (including Apple's iPhone 6).
The new video shows the everyday struggle of users who own handsets that don't support wireless charging and have to rely on cables to keep their devices alive. By comparison, since both the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge have built-in wireless charging capabilities, charging them is a breeze (as long as you have a wireless charging pad, which is sold separately). As it did before with every occasion it had, Samsung is once again trying to diss Apple - we can clearly see an iPhone 6 at 0:14 in the video, alongside a frustrated user who can't seem to get along with the way the device needs to be charged. All in all, Samsung is subtly suggesting that you should ditch your iPhone and get a Galaxy S6 if you want to "change the way you charge."
Sure enough, Samsung isn't the only company that manufactures smartphones with wireless charging capabilities, but it can still try to make fun of handsets that don't support this feature.
Do you think wireless charging is an important feature of the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge?
The new video shows the everyday struggle of users who own handsets that don't support wireless charging and have to rely on cables to keep their devices alive. By comparison, since both the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge have built-in wireless charging capabilities, charging them is a breeze (as long as you have a wireless charging pad, which is sold separately). As it did before with every occasion it had, Samsung is once again trying to diss Apple - we can clearly see an iPhone 6 at 0:14 in the video, alongside a frustrated user who can't seem to get along with the way the device needs to be charged. All in all, Samsung is subtly suggesting that you should ditch your iPhone and get a Galaxy S6 if you want to "change the way you charge."
Do you think wireless charging is an important feature of the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge?
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