The Galaxy S6 Edge fails to match the performance of its twin, the standard Galaxy S6

Elegant and premium build; Gorgeous display; Better camera features and performance; Much-improved fingerprint reader; Quick charging; Supports both wireless charging standards

Uncomfortable to hold; Curved screen offers no value; Worse battery life than standard S6; No longer waterproof; Non-removable battery; No memory expansion; Gets noticeably hot when pushed; Tinny speaker sound

PROS: -Beautifully sharp screen -Nice form factor. -High build quality -Super fast and responsive -Fantastic camera quality and video qualitya€| can shoot up to 3840x2160 UHD video! -Unique curved Amoled screen design is unique. Super hi-resolution as well. -Fingerprint sensor works great!

The S6 Edge's gimmicky curved screen isn't enough to justify the price premium over the otherwise identical Galaxy S6

Exceptional camera; Fast performance and smooth responsiveness; Sturdy and attractive build

Curved screen feels like a novelty; So-so battery life; Expensive

Seller advertised this as a new phone but it is actually a 2015 phone after contacting Samsung. The manufacturers warranty had ran out before company sold the phone. Be ware.

I recently reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S6 and now it's time for my Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge review. Samsung has delivered what we were all hoping for this year, a premium designed handset packed with all the best hardware a...

Beautiful display; premium build; best camera on a smartphone

touchwiz still not as good as vanilla Android

Since the release of the Galaxy S5, Samsung has been restyling itself to better compete in the current market. We've seen its new design-focused philosophy coalesce with each new product launch, culminating in the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge.

Fingerprint scanner; Performance; Photo quality (Sony sensor); Screen

No microSD support; Non-removable battery; Price; Rear camera lottery; Worse battery life than the S5 in heavy workloads

The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is better than its predecessor, the Galaxy S5, in some points: it is thinner, has a better frontal camera, and faster CPU. But it also has some throwbacks, like the USB 2.0 connection and the fact it is not water resistant.

Crisp screen with very high resolution; Slim and light; Great design; Excellent performance; 5 MP front camera; 16 Mp rear camera; Capture videos at 4K or at Full HD with 60 fps; Supports 4G LTE; Supports NFC; Fast battery charge; Supports unlocking with fingerprint

Expensive (on unlocked versions; Does not support memory card; Not water resistant as its predecessor; Offers USB 2.0 connection; and not USB 3.0 as its predecessor

The S6 Edge is a fantastic looking handset with plenty of power and an impressive camera, but a high price, poor battery performance and sub-par edge screen features stop it from achieving perfection.

Premium; eye catching design; Fast; slick and powerful interface; Stunning camera

Very expensive; Disappointing battery life; Edge screen offers very little; No microSD or waterproofing

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