The Samsung Galaxy S5 Active offers enhanced durability and a new Activity Zone app, but should you buy it over the original Galaxy S5?

If you love the Samsung Galaxy S5 but want something more rugged, Samsung has you (and a phone) covered with a sturdy outer casing in the guise of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. In a pleasant change, ...

Enter the Galaxy S5 Active. We liked the Galaxy S4 Active when we reviewed it last year, mostly because it added some much-needed sturdiness to Samsung's slippery plastic and because it was ...

Though it's only marginally more durable than the original Galaxy S5, the Galaxy S5 Active's physical buttons and high-end features keep it in Samsung's hit parade.

The Galaxy S5 Active is not a watered down (no pun intended) flagship in a rugged body. It IS a flagship. If you loved everything about the Galaxy S5, but you wished it could take more of a ...

From the front the S5 is a clone of the S4, except it's a little bigger. The removable back is really the only place Samsung has made changes.

Like its predecessor the Galaxy S4 Active, the S5 Active takes Samsung’s current top-of-the-range smartphone and toughens it up.

The S5 Active combines flagship power with military-grade durability, giving butter-fingered users and outdoor enthusiasts the best of both worlds.

A new leak claims to show a rugged Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. Will the S5 get a range of spin-offs just like the S4 did?

While we liked last year’s Galaxy S4 Active, Samsung’s take on a ruggedized version of its flagship Galaxy S4 handset, it felt like a slight step down from the Galaxy S4, with a lower ...

For years Samsung has set the top-tier standard for Android smartphones, and every year they bring a new collection of features to our mobile devices. With the Galaxy S5 does more is better ...

Samsung has begun rolling out the Android 5.0 Lollipop update to devices in its flagship Galaxy S smartphone series. Here’s an update on the progress so far.