I have been using s7 edge since last 2 years performance, battery backup, camera, waterproof, build quality is top notch, phone still look as good as day one. One of the best phone from Samsung

I'm am so happy with this phone first time I have had a Samsung galaxy and it is brilliant will not be going back to my normal I phone .

Great camera

Some of the features are useless to me or just gimmicks

If you're drawn to Android phones, welcome to an embarrassment of riches. There are so many great phones that it's hard to settle on one for long, because another amazing Android phone comes along every 12 minutes. The new greatest Android handset of all is the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.

Fast-focusing camera is wonderful in low light; Go ahead and use these phones in the shower; Delicious handfeel; Beautiful screens; MicroSD slots; Compatibile with Gear VR headset; The Edge's curvy display doesn't need a purpose to be cool

TouchWiz UI doesn't react as quickly or smoothly as stock Android; A lot of storage space is taken up by preinstalled stuff

Of all the phones announced at Mobile World Congress 2016, Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge was the one that impressed me the most. It's clear Samsung has listened to complaints leveled at last year's flagship and have endeavored to address every one.

Refined design is stunningly beautiful; Camera is uber fast and delivers excellent image quality; Exynos 8890 SoC is powerful; Fantastic battery life and display; The microSD slot is back as a must-have, water resistance as a differentiating feature

TouchWiz still lacks polish, should be made optional; Glass body is slippery and attracts fingerprints; No USB Type-C

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

Conclusion: An iterative future With the S7 and S7 edge Samsung has made a number of subtle innovations. For some, however, these changes likely won't be enough, especially those who already own the S6 or S6 edge.

One of the most powerful smartphones on the market; Stellar camera with fast autofocus; Impressive battery life; Size differentiation between S7 and S7 edge targets different users

TouchWiz still features strange design decisions; Expensive; even on a 2-year plan; Iterative update over the S6 (this means it might not appeal to S6 and S6 edge owners

Samsung has drawn a line between its two flagship handsets for 2016, launching a 5.1-inch Samsung Galaxy S7 , partnered with a 5.5-inch Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. The latter, more visually striking model with curved edges, has taken the lion's share of the glory because it's a showboaty smartphone...

Wonderful design and build quality; the edge curves look great; good battery performance (better than S7 standard); camera performance

It's a fingerprint magnet; software adds features you might never use; speakers aren't stand-out great; it's costly

All the niggles from the S6 edge have been ironed out and the S7 edge is now bigger- with more space to show off that seamlessly beautiful curved screen along side the waterproofing and expandable memory. Samsung have made sure this phone oozes kerb appeal and sophistication

Gorgeous display; Fantastic specs; Wow factor; Epitome of premium

Size maybe too big for some

The Galaxy S7 edge is no longer the semi-gimmick it was before. Although some of the main features are things from the Galaxy S5 – Micro-SD and waterproofing – Samsung has given fans what they want. It's now a refined, sophisticated and highly desirable piece of technology.