When I heard this name Samsung s6 edge plus I just type specifications in google. And when I see specifications trust me I am became a fan of this phone. It's really a awesome product by samung. Camera quality awesome. Edge of this phone is just love it. I love the size of the phone. Just awesome.

There's a number that makes me uneasy about Verizon's Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+. That number is $768 (for the 32GB model). The S6 edge+ is the single most expensive smartphone Verizon Wireless sells, and it's likely to stay that way.

Fast performance; Premium materials; Excellent cameras

Expensive; Lacks Samsung Pay; Edge functionality is limited

This is a nice gold premium looking phone but after using for the last few months, noticed that it is very hard to hold and use due to the double edges. While holding the phone, the edges are sensitive to touch.

The UK has seen nothing so far of the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 5 ; what we have instead is the option to shell out for the Galaxy S6 Edge+ -- a larger version of what has arguably been the most eye-catching phone of the year.

Excellent screen; Best-in-class performance; Original and well-executed design; Superb camera

Average battery; Ridiculous price; Some software quirks still to work out

Best mobile phone with some disadvantage !

90/100 from my side

Non-removable battery; No dual sim; No memory card support; Less processor at this price range; it should be at least 1.7

The Galaxy S6 Edge+ is an enlarged version of Samsung's flagship S6 Edge smartphone and features a curved 5.7-inch display. It's positioned to rival the iPhone 6S Plus, LG G4 and Sony Xperia Z5 Premium.

Superb image quality in good light; Optical image stabilisation; Wide f/1.9 maximum aperture; High resolution; vibrant screen; High-resolution panoramas; 3000mAh battery provides superb battery life; Ultra HD video recording

Curved screen provides little benefit; Extremely awkward and slippery to hold; Improved low light image quality; but not exceptional; No optical zoom; No MicroSD slot; Inaccessible battery; Relatively pricey

As usual for a refurb. Nfc doesn't work. I returned my last refurb because of this because I'm sick of having to carry a wallet again. Everything else works fine. Looks like I'll just have to buy a new phone if I want everything to work though.

think twice before buying this 55k s***.. it has nothing that make its price so huge! 55k of your hardwork is not worth this s***.. moreover samsung is earing a lot of profit on these Asses.. as they launch such s***. at such a high price..

Another year brings another Galaxy Note-this is the fifth version of Samsung's category-defining device. Samsung has had the big-phone market to itself for years, with only a small amount of competition from other Android OEMs.

A great camera that can hold its own with the best of them; The glass and metal materials choice makes this the most premium-feeling Note device ever; A cool; speedy Exynos 7 SoC; The fingerprint reader from the Galaxy S6 is still fast and accurate; The Note 5's pull-and-write stylus feature is an...

TouchWiz is still slow and quits apps too aggressively. Other devices will be faster because they aren't reloading apps into RAM all the time, The Flipboard home screen is still a laggy hack; you swipe over to the knock-off Google Now screen and the whole home screen pauses so Flipboard can load, A...

The Galaxy S6 Edge Plus is one of the most expensive smartphones you can buy, and it's a full $100 more than the regular S6 Edge . Is jumping from 5.1 inches to 5.7 inches worth it?

Stunning curved design; Best-in-class display; Convenient App Edge shortcuts Very good pictures in low light; Speedy performance; SideSync 4.0 lets you text and make calls from PCs

Very pricey; Some shots overexposed in bright light; Live Broadcast mode no Periscope killer