phone, email, web...does it all with ease / intuitive

Clear Sound; Durable; Easy Controls; Lightweight; Versatile

A superb smartphone with excellent battery life, Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge gets the Android Oreo treatment and sees a massive price cut

Excellent camera quality; Impressive battery life; Beautiful build quality

Comparatively expensive versus flat variant

Latest high-end Android phone raises bar for screen, camera and speed, while bringing back such fan favourites as waterproofing, expandable storage and decent battery life

a phablet that is as easy to use as a 5in phone; fast; great screen; long battery; fast and wireless charging; brilliant camera; microSD card slot; waterproof; good fingerprint sensor

battery isn't removable; microSD card isn't used as adopted storage; won't get software updates as fast as Nexus devices; expensive

Samsung Galaxy S 7 Edge is great so far and has a lot of optional on the phone. It 's amazing how clear you can hear you party who is calling you and also the camera is outstanding. I encourage you to invest in S7 Edge it's worth it. I am so happy with the phone.

samsung make a nice phone but it's a big drowbac is not given extra memory card slot of expende memory.they should think that nowadays every one have 2 sim card so if they use this phone they have to choice for sim card or memory.so it's a big mistake of SAMSUNG S7 EDGE.....

The latest Samsung Galaxy smartphones are here! Dave Rees and I have each been lucky enough to score eval units of the S7 Edge and the Gear VR headset (we'll post a separate review of the VR headset soon) from Verizon Wireless.

micro SD card slot; Samsung Pay; Gorgeous display; Excellent camera

Expensive; Massive delay for OS updates; Accidental screen taps from palm touching curved sides

The Samsung Galaxy S7 edge is the best smartphone on the market, hands down. But is it worth paying a premium price for a smartphone when good-enough devices costs hundreds[...]

The most attractive smartphone design; hands down; Best smartphone camera on the market; Stunning display; Market-leading performance

Glass and metal build slippery; Fingerprint sensor finicky; New edge and display features still need work

The phones look and feel fantastic, and that wasn't something we could truthfully say about a Samsung phone 18 months ago. It also seems Samsung have listened to some of the criticisms levelled at the S6 , and done their best to resolve them.

Both phones cost a pretty penny and each have beautiful 5.5in QHD screens, so it's going to be hard to pick a winner. The Galaxy S7 Edge is the S7's curvier, sexier sibling, enough for us to proclaim it 'the most beautiful Android smartphone of 2016 so far' at the time of The end of the year is fast...

There's little doubt that Samsung has been on to a good thing with its Galaxy range of smartphones. For a number of years now the Galaxy S range has been incredibly popular with consumers and reviewers alike, starting with the original Galaxy S in 2010 and most recently in 2015 with the Galaxy S6.

Great battery life; Amazing f/1.7 camera captures great photos effortlessly; Fast & efficient Exynos processor with 4GB of RAM; Water resistance and MicroSD support is back

Wallet pain: These phones are very expensive, The Always On display is neat, but could be way more useful, The IR blaster is gone; no more controlling the TV, MicroSD support is great, but there's no adoptable storage here