Samsung has enjoyed iron-clad control of the Android smartphone market over the past few years, but many people have recently accused the firm of resting on its laurels. This accusation gained momentum in 2014 when Samsung released what in many people's minds was its dullest handset to date, the...

Innovative design; fast processor; decent camera; robust security services

Lower than average battery life; lack of Edge display features; expensive

With or without a rounded display, the smartphones from the Galaxy S6-series are equipped with the latest hardware components and the Galaxy S6 Edge once again shows how innovative the Koreans can be.

Good display; Sophisticated materials; Great build quality; Thin and light; Fast SoC; Great camera; Good WLAN signal; High Bluetooth range; Great voice quality; Wireless charging; Quick charge

Storage not expandable; Neither MHL nor DLNA; No IP certification anymore; Mediocre GPS accuracy; Poor headset; Weak speaker

Flat phones are so passé, it seems, with the Galaxy S6 Edge showing us a future of curved smartphone goodness. Is this a taste of the future, or merely a gimmick demanding top dollar?

A design that looks totally different; because no one has curved screens like this; Curved screen is very cool; Built with premium materials; Great performance; Like the S6; an absolutely fantastic and bright screen; One of the best cameras in the business; Practically bloat-free version of Android,...

Battery could be better and isn't removable; No expandable memory; Water-resistance not part of the package; Curved screen doesn't really feel as useful as it did on the Note Edge; Expensive… very expensive

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 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is the more expensive, more curvaceous and more intriguing version of the company's latest flagship phone, announced back at Mobile World Congress in March.

Unique design; Supreme performance; Stunning screen; Excellent camera

Monstrously huge price tag; Lack of functionality down the edges; Unimpressive battery life

It's been three years since we've given a phone in the

Stunning screen; Premium build; Strong video performance; High-res music support; Punchy; engaging sound; Great camera; Much improved interface

No expandable storage; Battery life could be better

After years of disliking Samsung phones on the whole and having to find things I liked about them, the Galaxy S6 has reversed my opinions. I like the Galaxy S6, so much so that I would buy one with my own money if the need arose.

The Galaxy S6 Edge from Samsung, a device launched side by side to the regular Galaxy S6 , is available in the US on all major carriers starting today. We have had the phone in our possession for a week now, and with that in mind, are confident that we have a solid answer for whether or not you...

Design; Display; Camera; Performance; Battery Life; Text Input; No SD Card Slot; Removable Battery; or Waterproofing

Exclusive S6 Edge Features; Galaxy S6 Edge Links

The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge is a radical phone. After a tepid response to 2014's Samsung Galaxy S5, the Korean giant had to do something special to stand out and get back to the top of its game. The "standard" Galaxy S6 , with its new metal build, is an impressive design push for the flagship range.

Metal build and curved glass exude quality; fluid and fast experience - from Samsung software skin to handling of apps; decent camera ability and quick response; fingerprint scanner vastly improved; curved edge adds useful feature set

So-so battery life; no wireless charger in the box; no microSD; limited edge functionality compared to Note Edge; slow shutter speeds can be a problem; expensive

Now Samsung is peddling an elegant new smartphone that has been designed from the ground up, hence the name project Zero. Right now a lot is hanging on the fate of the new Galaxy S6 and S 6 Edge and if the stares I have been getting are anything to go by Samsung has a lot going for it especially...

The battery should be bigger but if it was the design of the device would go out the door; Much has been written about the lack of microSD card support and the now-fixed in place battery.