The new Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge SM-G935F is a classy looking phone that comes in seven colour options; including silver, metallic blue, gold, and pearl black. Not only is this Smartphone great to look at, but it’s also one of the stronger models Samsung has produced. With a "Corning Gorilla Glass 4" back panel, you can be assured of extra strength in case your phone is dropped or banged.
The aesthetics of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge SM-G935F in no way take away from its functionality. The quad-core 2x2.15 GHz Kryo & 2x1.6 GHz Kryo G9350 CPU works together with the 4 GB RAM to deliver a superior smoothness in operation. Your phone will also come with an onboard memory of 32GB, and you have the option to upgrade your space with a MicroSD card of up to 256GB.
The display screens on these phones are nothing short of magnificent. A Super AMOLED 5.5-inch capacitive touchscreen offers you 16M different colours at a resolution you’ll never want to downgrade from. The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge SM-G935F also comes with standard screen protection from TouchWiz UI. It’s an always-on display screen and its also curved for extra protection.
This smartphone’s primary camera is a 12 MP with an LED flash & auto focus functionality. What’s significantly impressive are the three video settings you can choose to utilise. These settings include:
2160p@30fps
1080p@60fps
720p@240fps
Manufacturer: Samsung
Whilst first impressions might lump the S7 and S7 Edge into the same camp as Apple's iterative ‘s' handsets, they're more an example of a massive electronics behemoth actually listening to its consumers without going out of its way to push ‘innovative' new features that barely see use after the...
Stunning design; Class-leading display; Impressive performance; Excellent all-round cameras
Next to Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, the camera sensors used by Samsung in its mobile devices have long been the deciding factor for consumers. Compared to the majority of Android phones, the cameras on nearly all of the Galaxy series smartphones from the past and present time have always...
Improved Edge Screen functionality; Return of expandable storage and waterproofing; Cleaner user interface; Impressive benchmark performance; Better low-light performance in camera
Average battery life; Only 32GB internal storage; Recycled physical appearance
Samsung overhauled its flagship Galaxy S smartphone series with a premium design in 2015. This came with some tough decisions, however, and microSD card support and water resistance were both dropped. Still, the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge+ were high performers last year.
Excellent grip; Excellent screen quality; Floating Game Tools button; Camera focus speed; Wider f/1.7 aperture (bright pictures; microSD card support; Water resistance
Does not support Adoptable Storage; Fingerprint sensor fails in the rain; Mono speaker
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge manages to tick all the boxes for an excellent smartphone in 2016, being the handset that the S6 Edge should've been. Fantastic camera Check. Large battery yep. Waterproof design Indeed.
The camera is perhaps the best low-light performer on the market right now; It's waterproof while still managing to exude a premium feel; The phone has some powerful internals; The 5.5-inch display is wonderfully sharp and vibrant
It's far too easy to touch the curved edges when using the camera and playing games; An option to disable touch input would be great for underwater photos; It's expensive; even for a high-end phone
This is a superior smartphone with market-leading performance, stunning display, knock-out design, and a world-class camera that will make iPhone owners envious. The returning microSD card slot and waterproofing add to its utility, and its top-of-the-line spec sheet guarantee a bit of futureproofing...
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
Competition in the realm of larger premium smartphones is intense. The Nexus 6P, the Galaxy Note 5, the LG V10 , and the Motorola Droid Turbo 2 all have unique advantages, and I could easily recommend any of them.
Top-of-the-line in every way; More Edge functionality than in last year's models; Long battery life
Expensive; Not much internal storage
The curved screen is Samsung's new headline design trait, and it's using it more and more frequently. The S7 Edge is the best version of it yet, I haven't spent enough time with the just yet, and it makes for an iconic phone. It's more eye-catching than the regular , too.
Great camera in all conditions; Stunning design; Sharp; vibrant display
Minor lag in TouchWiz; Screen can be overly reflective
Samsung has now played around with a few curved screen smartphone and what felt like a bit of a gimmick is now a legitimate technology. Although the Galaxy S6 was the best phone of 2015, it was missing key features like expandable storage and waterproofing.
The Galaxy S6 family of smartphones was a big step forward for Samsung. The company changed tack and emphasised camera and design over just making devices with an ever expanding (but not necessarily useful) list of features. The S6 and (especially) S6 Edge were devices you could genuinely lust over.
Svelte design; Fantastic camera; Snappy performance
Slight software issues; TouchWiz; Fingerprint magnet
Got my S7 Edge two days before it was released in Sweden because Telia sent it to me too soon. It's a fantastic phone that I had given the 10/10 day I got it. Now that I've had it for over a year, I want to withdraw a few points for the simple reason that battery life is horribel.
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