Samsung has come under criticism over the year for TouchWiz being a little over complex and busy. Luckily it has seen sense and cleaned it up with a more minimalist look and feel, fewer preinstalled apps and improved overall performance.
That said, it's still packed with handy features - many of which are now finally part of stock Android - such as Multi-window, which lets you can run two supported apps side-by-side, and Themes. We also like the useful and customisable notification bar and the intuitive Settings menus. Some features, however, are hidden away in said menus like Smart Stay and various gestures.
It might not be our favourite, but it’s certainly no longer the case that we'd actively avoid TouchWiz.
That said, it's still packed with handy features - many of which are now finally part of stock Android - such as Multi-window, which lets you can run two supported apps side-by-side, and Themes. We also like the useful and customisable notification bar and the intuitive Settings menus. Some features, however, are hidden away in said menus like Smart Stay and various gestures.
It might not be our favourite, but it’s certainly no longer the case that we'd actively avoid TouchWiz.
