This phone is quick and fun to play with. I am still learning how to use it. Very satisfied with it. I would recommend it to anyone.

as a person who is new to a smart phone there is a lot to learn if you want to truly benefit from the experience. however there a lot of good people out there who take the time to teach us the most efficient ways to get around the Edge. just take the time to learn is my advice. try utube

Flat phones are so passé, it seems, with the Galaxy S6 Edge showing us a future of curved smartphone goodness. Is this a taste of the future, or merely a gimmick demanding top dollar

A design that looks totally different; because no one has curved screens like this; Curved screen is very cool; Built with premium materials; Great performance; Like the S6; an absolutely fantastic and bright screen; One of the best cameras in the business; Practically bloat-free version of Android,...

Battery could be better and isn't removable; No expandable memory; Water-resistance not part of the package; Curved screen doesn't really feel as useful as it did on the Note Edge; Expensive… very expensive

When it comes to smartphones, Apple's biggest advantage is its impeccable sense of design and usability. Love it or hate, Apple knows how to make a desirable device. With the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, Samsung might have just taken that advantage away.

Slick and sophisticated design; Fantastic camera; Beautiful screen

Curved display is mostly aesthetic; Charging over anything but Samsung's official charger is slow; TouchWiz still needs a bit more work

Base model priced at Rs 62,000, the S6 Edge is undoubtedly an absurdly expensive phone. I personally don't buy any handset that costs more than Rs 30,000. However, if you have money to splurge, the S6 Edge gives you bragging rights of owning a unique phone with a futuristic screen.

Premium construction; Fancy Edge screen; AMOLED panel offers vibrant colours; Compact than most 5.1-inch phones; Excellent performance

Costs more than a bike; Edge screen isn't really useful; Battery life could have been better

A truly high-end phone Pros:- With 2560x1440p and 577ppi, watching movies and videos is a treat. The display is bright, vibrant and colourful with an excellent attention to detail.- Gaming on this phone is amazing with 3GB of RAM. There is never any lag or slowdown.

Before its identity was leaked a few short days before the official debut at Mobile World Congress , the world thought the Galaxy S6 edge would be Samsung's stand alone flagship.

Eye-catching form factor; Solidly constructed; Impressive processor and camera performance

Very expensive; Curved edges makes handling difficult

Don't buy either of these. The Galaxy S6 Edge does a lot of things right, but at the end of the day, it can't justify it's ridiculously high price. Likewise, the Gear VR is on the right track, but it doesn't have enough content right now to justify its $199 asking price.

The Galaxy S6 Edge is the dual edge version of Samsung's new flagship Galaxy smartphone. Here's our full and in-depth Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge review.