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...

Just when you thought all smartphones looked the same, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge brings a fresh new look. Featuring a double-edged curved screen with special edge display features, it's one of the best-looking phones you can buy.

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

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

It's hard not to be drawn to the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge's unique design. The dual curved screen really makes it stand out from the competition, whilst the glass body and metal frame add to its premium design.

Unique design; Insanely fast camera; Superb performance

Limited Edge Screen functions; Design can make reading difficult; No MicroSD slot or removable battery

The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is a beautiful smartphone, one of the most attractive but the design has flaws such as sharp edges. While a non-removable battery is an inevitable outcome, we're surprised about the lack of waterproofing and a microSD card slot.

It may cost as much as your first car, but that's the price you pay for a phone this special

Smart; slick design; Amazing power and performance; Terrific screen

Themes are mostly rubbish; No memory card slot; Scarily expensive

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

The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge is certainly a breath of fresh air when it comes to offering something different to your average smartphone. The step up in build quality is quite obvious and the range of onboard features is excellent.

Before its identity was leaked a few short days before the official debut at Mobile World Congress , the world thought the Galaxy S6 edge would be Samsung's stand alone flagship.

Eye-catching form factor; Solidly constructed; Impressive processor and camera performance

Very expensive; Curved edges makes handling difficult