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

Gorilla glass 4 has not protect the screen my phone is damage on first time drop. Dont buy..

Camera is not good ; Bt rear cameta is good

Gorilla glass 4 has not protect the screen

Hands down, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is one of, if probably not the best, smartphone today. The device may go head-to-head with a lot of recently announced flagships in the high-end market, and also with the emergence of powerful, yet budget-friendly devices from China and other local...

The curved screen on the Galaxy S6 Edge looks beautiful but harms the experience. We highly recommend a 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

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

It's tough to call a winner between the iPhone 6S and Galaxy S6 Edge. Samsung's dual-display smartphone wins on specs with a higher resolution display, better camera and bigger battery, but it remains to be seen whether it will outperform the iPhone 6S in the real world. µ

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

I purchased this phone a month ago as a replacement for my Sony Z2. Although it has a smaller screen I am not disappointed with the operating system running as fast as it does. Battery life is dismal I have to charge at least once during the day and again while I sleep.

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.

Who needs an iphone. they're so ever rated. the last Galaxy i've owned was the S-3 back when those were new. I have to say at first it was an adjust