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.

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.

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.

Finally made the switch from iPhone to Android. the 6S Edge much more robust product with outstanding features. Glad I made the switch.

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

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

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

Very beautiful phone especially black sapphire,size is ok but its uncomfortable when using without case and one hand.Has excellent camera which takes very good photos every time. Mine is 32gb international(sm-g925f) (exynos 7420) version,Android 7.0.

Design; build quality; cameras; size; warm colors due to Amoled; otg memory increase; IR

Uncomfortable with one hand usage without case; no waterproof; no memory increase with sd; no radio

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

The Galaxy S6 is easily Samsung’s best smartphone yet. It’s the first device I’ve used from Samsung in a long time that feels polished to a sufficient standard, both from a hardware and software perspective, which makes it easy to recommend as a flagship Android handset.

Samsung finally delivers on design; Chart-topping performance without the throttling concerns; Superb camera in nearly all situations; TouchWiz is more attractive and less cluttered than before; Excellent display, and decent battery life; Design is even more attractive than the standard Galaxy S6.

MicroSD card slot omission means expensive storage upgrades; Slippery body attracts fingerprints; Getting the Edge will cost you a premium; No useful software additions, or anything that makes compelling use of the curved display; Less ergonomic design than the regular S6.