History's Best Selling Tech of 2015

Hats off to 2015! Few tech commanded as much fanfare and nationwide excitement as Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge. Alongside sensationally popular hits like LeTV LeEco Le 1s and essential classics, consumers eagerly embraced the Y2K fever and early digital revolution. Pioneering outfits from industry leaders like Samsung and LeTV set the standard for quality, producing celebrated items that dominated airwaves and playground buzz alike. Browse our definitive retrospective below to rediscover the genuine articles of the era.

1. Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge

   Released in 2015 by Samsung

   On March 1, 2015, the tech world's attention was fixed on Barcelona for Mobile World Congress. Samsung took the stage for its highly anticipated 'Unpacked' event, carrying the weight of expectation. The predecessor, the Galaxy S5, had been criticized for its uninspired plastic design, leaving Samsung vulnerable to competitors, especially Apple's popular iPhone 6. This date marked a pivotal moment for the company. Under a project codenamed 'Project Zero,' Samsung promised a complete reimagining of its flagship line. The unveiling of the Galaxy S6 and the revolutionary S6 edge was Samsung's definitive answer, a bold statement intended to reclaim its position as the undisputed leader in Android design and innovation.

2. LeTV LeEco Le 1s

   Released in 2015 by LeTV

   On October 27, 2015, Chinese streaming giant LeTV (later LeEco) held a major launch event in Beijing, unveiling the Le 1s. This date marks the official entry of a device designed to aggressively disrupt the highly competitive Chinese smartphone market. The company, known for its video content services, positioned the Le 1s not just as a phone, but as a portal to its burgeoning 'ecosystem'. Marketed as a 'superphone', it was unveiled with specifications and a premium metal design that were unheard of at its rock-bottom launch price of ¥1,099 (around $173 USD). This event signaled a new wave of competition, challenging established players like Xiaomi and Huawei by offering flagship-level features for a mid-range cost.