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!

My husband bought this for me for Christmas because it has a great camera and had great reviews. My first picture taken with it was so impressive I can't wait to use it more. Also, the sound is awesome. No problems.

Was exactly what I asked for and even better that what I would get at the carrier.

PROS:Looks stunning - Edge design is incredibleCONS:

The short battery life is extremely frustrating especially while traveling which I do regularly. It is always in the back of my mind that I need to check the battery and plug-in whenever I have a chance to insure I don't run out.

Beautiful Look; fun novelty with the edge screen (but more battery hogging

Often need to charge 3 times in a day; My Sony Xperia used to last under full use for 3 days

Just upgraded from an iPhone. Have to say, I was debating between the S6 Edge and Blackberry Priv. While both phones offer awesome features, the S6 Edge offers a superior experience and greater internal specs that really allows for a greater user-interface experience.

Editors' note (March 28, 2017): Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus, the follow ups to 2016's excellent Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. Priced at $750 (£689 and AU$1,199), the Galaxy S8 features a beautifully curved 5.8-inch screen with an ultra-narrow bezel; facial recognition as an alternative way to unlock the phone; and Samsung's nascent Bixby voice assistant. The S8 Plus costs a bit more -- $850, £779 or AU$1349 -- and comes equipped with a larger body and battery, but is otherwise identical.

Samsung's striking, high-end Galaxy S6 Edge has the beauty, brains and brawn to take down the iPhone 6 and all the Android competition.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge's wraparound screen transforms an already great phone into Samsung's best-looking handset; Ever.

That supercool design comes with a big price tag, and the screen doesn't deliver any real killer apps; Like the regular S6, the Edge doesn't support swappable batteries or expandable storage.

My old Samsung s3 decided to die so needed a new phone. I looked at all the new phones and I'm so glad I chose the s6 edge. I have no regrets and would recommend this to anyone.

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I have owned a few smartphones I currently have two Samsung Phones Samsung Note 3 and Galaxy S6 Edge. I thought the Note 3 was awesome until I started using the S6 Edge. The only thing that bothers me a little is the poor battery life of the phone other then that it is the best phone I have ever...

great phone but only let down by the battery life, great price but due to international model this only offers 1 year warranty. also if you want a phone with two years warranty then only buy direct from UK Samsung or approved