Design From the looks of it, Samsung seems to be listening to its critics and the consumers what with use of newer, arguably better, materials on both the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge. Both the smartphones have all-glass front and back panels with a metal trim running along the edges.

Established Korean smartphone manufacturer, Samsung has officially launched its flagship smartphones- Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, and surprised the whole world. Here we are analysing the good and bad things about Galaxy S6 Edge which comes with a unique design.

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 just announced at MWC 2015. It is 5.1 inch Super AMOLED display device having 1440 x 2560 pixel resolution with 577 ppi pixel density. It is running on latest Lollipop OS. The 1.5 GHz and Quad-core 2.1 GHz processor along with 3GB RAM.

Excellent display; Great performance; Good camera configuration; Wireless charging

Costly

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.

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

Over the last few years, Samsung has been heavily criticized for their build quality and heavy use of plastic, with consumers eagerly awaiting a design overhaul with every flagship release.

Beautiful and solid metal/glass design; Gorgeous display; Fantastic camera; Revitalized software is snappier and less bloated; Improved fingerprint scanner; Unique curved edge glass; Loud single speaker; Wireless charging

Lacks expandable storage (subjective; No removable battery (subjective; No IP certification for dust and water resistance; Average battery life

Attention may currently be firmly locked on the recently unveiled Galaxy S6 Edge+ , but it's important to remember there's a smaller alternative option for smartphone buyers looking to reap the benefits of Samsung's "Edge display tech.

Best cameras on any phone; Innovative design; Superb build quality; Fantastic screen; Monstrous performance

Curve screen just for show; Tricky to hold; Costs more than S6; No SD card slot anymore; Gaming hurts battery life badly

But with mountains of power, an amazing camera, a premium design, an improved interface and the best and most unique screen we've ever seen on a phone it sure comes close. If Samsung can make the curved screen as useful as it is eye-catching then the S7 Edge could be truly formidable.

+ Unique design; + Very powerful; + Brilliant camera

- Very expensive; - Mediocre battery; - Curved edges dont too much

Taking you to the edge, but it's not as fun as it sounds