Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge offers a perfect combination of first-class tech and design. Read our full review here.

Fantastic design; Broad wireless charging support; Great camera; First class display

Battery life isn't great

Holy crap. This is the best Samsung phone ever made.

Beautiful design; insanely light; Amazingly sharp screen; Great camera

Punishingly expensive; No longer waterproof; No removable battery or expandable storage

Samsung have been at the wrong end of a lot of jokes in the past year owing to the less than exciting sales of the S5. They sold a bucket load of S4s in the first three months of its launch. 40 million to be exact.

Stunning screen; Unique design Simplified UI; Pitch-perfect performance

Incredibly expensive; No expandable memory; Themes not there yet; ‘Edge' doesn't do much

When it comes to smartphones, Apple's biggest advantage is its impeccable sense of design and usability. Love it or hate, Apple knows how to make a desirable device. With the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, Samsung might have just taken that advantage away.

Slick and sophisticated design; Fantastic camera; Beautiful screen

Curved display is mostly aesthetic; Charging over anything but Samsung's official charger is slow; TouchWiz still needs a bit more work

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

Samsung has a lot riding on its 2015 flagship, and this time it's put its best foot forward. With its super-fast, homebrew processor, a pair of great cameras and a surprisingly clean version of TouchWiz, the S6 is the finest Galaxy Samsung has ever made. Now, if only it were waterproof.

Sturdy; stylish design; Impeccable camera experience; Great day-to-day performance; TouchWiz is finally worth using; Stunning design; The curved screen is gorgeous; Impeccable camera experience; Great day-to-day performance

Battery life could be better; Fingerprint sensor can be flaky; It's not waterproof; No microSD or removable battery; The curved screen doesn't do much; Battery life could be better; No microSD or removable battery; It's not waterproof

For years consumers and experts complained about Samsung's continued use of cheap plastic for their smartphones and unnecessary bloatware. With the Galaxy S6 Edge , Samsung has finally updated the design of their smartphones.

Incredibly sharp and vibrant display; Curved edges make areas of screen easier to reach; Improved Touchwiz has less bloatware; Smooth and slick performance

Glass back and edges make it difficult to grasp; No microSD slot

Samsung galaxy s6 edge is gest phone.it is grate phone .Highest antutu benchmark.it has glass finish back panel.best camera.highest ppi.and it has highest ppi.corning gorila glass 4 .sumper amoledb touchscreen.curved edge screen.mali t720 octa.it has 1.5+ 2.1+ 2.1.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is the best Android smartphone , and the S6 Edge is an even prettier version of the Editors' Choice winner. So why doesn't it get the same hearty recommendation?

Standout design; Premium materials; Excellent performance

Expensive; Edge design doesn't bring useful functions

I got this phone on verizon almost two years ago. Its build quality was second to none at the time, solid frame, smooth glass blended in between aluminum framing. Screen resolution is still fantastic, even with newwr phones like the Galaxy S8 now in people's hands.

Great display; Excellent build; Fantastic rear camera; Solid UI; Great internet browsing

Ubderwhelming front camera; Average/underpowered battery; Quirky; inaccurate text input