DESIGN/STRUCTURE
There are some major differences with regards to the display technologies used by the S5 and M8. The One (M8) features a 5" 1080p screen, while the GS5 has an ever so slightly bigger, 5.1" 1080p one. However, the major difference is found in the underlying tech – for the M8, that's IPS LCD, whereas for the S5, it's Super AMOLED. Needless to say, both are lookers, but the One (M8) exhibits more natural, down-to-earth colors, as opposed to the Galaxy S5's oversaturated and largely inaccurate display. However, the thing is that the S5's visuals tend to be pretty attractive to many users out there, so this is far from a one-sided battle... Check out the display benchmarks we've made with both phones and decide which one you'd enjoy more.
CAMERA
Isn't the camera one of the most important aspects of today's smartphones? We'd wager that it is! That's why these companies are trying so hard to come up with their own unique solutions to lure customers with. For HTC, those efforts culminate with the 4-megapixel UltraPixel camera, while Samsung's approach involves a high-resolution, 16-megapixel sensor. Meanwhile, the camera applications the handsets feature are in line with the general design principles in place with the rest of their software implementations, meaning that the Galaxy S5 sports a bunch of alternative shooting modes. Still, since those are more of the niche kind, their lack in the One (M8)'s more streamlined camera app isn't considered such a big deal.
Personally i prefer Samsung S5 because of the heart rate monitor,finger print scanner and water resistance
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