I bought this 2 weeks back and am happy that i did. the phone interface is simple,itd light weight and the processor speed is just right for routine tasks. The camera has a good zoom and backs everythi g up.

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.

The phone has a sleek design, is very easy to use. Has quick charge feature so phone doesnt take too long to charge The HD screen is crystal clear. Worth every penny!

Great phone, has a beautiful amoled display, an amazing camera, it is lightning fast and has many cool features to it. The edge is very beautifully designed love the new Edge feature added by Samsung,

Samsung Galaxy s6 Edge plus came on time but in 5 week the charging unit as gone and it cost me ￡80.00 for the batter unit can someone tell me what can l do about it thank you .Its only been around 3 month lhad this mobile

bought it for my wife and it worked fine, but recently, my son came home for a visit and noticed a clump of dead pixels. i never saw it, but my wife said she's noticed it from the beginning, but just assumed that it was part of the phone.

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

Very pleased with this phone. I keep finding new features and functions. It's also learning my voice ans appears to be getting better at understanding me. Lovely phone.

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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