If you have the budget, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is the best that Android can offer at the moment. However, there's still room for improvement and Samsung needs to get more apps for its Edge displays as soon as possible.

Most powerful smartphone in India right now; Big display; but small dimensions; Good; fast camera; Waterproof

Edge display still lacks apps and functionality; Touchwiz needs to be lighter

Samsung announced the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge at the Mobile World Congress towards the end of February this year. India launch happened last month, with sales starting by mid-March as well. Unlike the S6 generation, Samsung only announced the Galaxy S7 and a single Galaxy S7 edge.

Got an update today (12-04-2016) that fixes some camera big (minor distortion – wide angle lens), fixes other bugs, improves haptic vibrations and added mobile print plugin.

In this Age of Instagram, a great camera is one of the few reasons to pay $650 (roughly Rs. 43,500) or more for the latest smartphone, instead of $200 or $300 (roughly Rs. 13,400 or Rs. 20,100) for a budget phone that does texting, Facebook and Web surfing just as well.

A winning act is always hard to follow. When Samsung unveiled its Galaxy S6 and S6 edge smartphones to critical acclaim last year, 2016's iterations were set to come under even stronger scrutiny.

Dual edge design still intriguing; Solidly constructed; Powerful processing performance; Fantastic camera

Surface is magnet for smudges; Thin frame edges hard to grip at times

Not even a funky new curved screen could help us shake the feeling that last year marked the end of Samsung's domination of high-end Android smartphones. The S6 itself was great, but not great enough to distinguish itself from rivals like the LG G4 et al.

When Samsung announced the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge last year, the new design it unveiled traded functionality for looks. You got a metal and glass device, but at the cost of a removable battery.

It's been a little over a year sense I got this wonderful smart phone abd and I absolutely love it.

The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is a bit of an awkward phone for Samsung. Nothing in reference to it's actual shape or wizzy personality, but more in reference to the legacy the S6 left behind. Basically what I'm saying is, The S7 has some pretty big shoes to fill.

Quality build; Buttery smooth performance; Battery is significantly improved

Fingerprint magnet; Always-on screen is basic; Expensive

Another great phone from Samsung. Positives- great design, fingerprint to unlock device, simplified homescreen and great battery life. A few negatives, curved edge makes it hard to have a screen protector and a phone case at the same time.