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

At the core, the Galaxy S series design hasn't changed much. However, it's the curved edge glass that makes this phone look futuristic. This unique aspect also makes the device feel thinner than it actually is.

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

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Tinted with Black Sapphire, White Pearl, Gold Platinum or Green Emerald, the full metal body of the Galaxy S6 Edge transitions seamlessly into a glass face for the ultimate premium feel.

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 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is a beautiful smartphone, one of the most attractive but the design has flaws such as sharp edges. While a non-removable battery is an inevitable outcome, we're surprised about the lack of waterproofing and a microSD card slot.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge is a radical phone. After a tepid response to 2014's Samsung Galaxy S5, the Korean giant had to do something special to stand out and get back to the top of its game. The "standard" Galaxy S6 , with its new metal build, is an impressive design push for the flagship range.

Metal build and curved glass exude quality; fluid and fast experience - from Samsung software skin to handling of apps; decent camera ability and quick response; fingerprint scanner vastly improved; curved edge adds useful feature set

So-so battery life; no wireless charger in the box; no microSD; limited edge functionality compared to Note Edge; slow shutter speeds can be a problem; expensive

Galaxy S6 Edge is an example of brilliant engineering that finally clears the doubt about Samsung's abilities to produce a true flagship product. It is the Android smartphone that could kill the urge to shift to the latest iPhone for features such as design, camera and UI.

Sharpest display in the market; camera beats every other smartphone; a design that turns every head; snappy performance

Needs to be handled carefully due to less ergonomic design; Battery life is good but not the best in the race of flagships; Samsung TouchWiz has improved but still stutter at some places; heats up during continues usage; No microSD card slot; hefty price

It's hard not to be drawn to the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge's unique design. The dual curved screen really makes it stand out from the competition, whilst the glass body and metal frame add to its premium design.

Unique design; Insanely fast camera; Superb performance

Limited Edge Screen functions; Design can make reading difficult; No MicroSD slot or removable battery

I have used this product for now 20 days and It's just awesome. Edge looks very cool and phone is a beast when it comes to the performance. There is no lag every thing is super responsive. It chargrs really very fast. 2K display is delight to watch.