Samsung Galaxy S8+ is an Android smartphone like none other, and here's our full review of the new flagship

Of course, the display is amazing; The bezel-less experience is for sure more natural than everything we have been experiencing for many years now; In a dimly lit room, this screen can gradually make you forget the surrounding, and concentrate purely on the screen, which is great for those who...

The price might make some shoppers head towards LG's direction, but the Galaxy S8+ proves that you can have a phone with all of the features people could want, yet at the same time, retain a premium look and feel.

It's safe to say that smartphones are a norm now in the world, almost everyone owns one today. Back then you would only see adults owning a mobile device, but now even children are seen with their own smartphone or a tablet.

Samsung DeX; Infinity display; Excellent camera

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Did we really need to review the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus? It is, after all, much the same as the Samsung Galaxy S8, which we reviewed earlier . It has the same features as its (slightly) smaller sibling; the same internals, camera, storage options, and screen aspect ratio and resolution.

Samsung's officially released the Galaxy S8 and its bigger brother, the S8+ a few days ago , and many of you are already facing the heart-wrenching decision of upgrading to Samsung's newest star in its Galaxy .

Even with its software faults, Samsung has crafted a gem of a smartphone with its Galaxy S8+. Its not hard to grasp, has nice viewing angles thanks to its edge to edge display and has sufficient battery and quick charging to accompany it.

When it comes to the Galaxy S8+, Samsung's over-sized version of the S8, it seems that the company has gone about things the right way - at least on paper: it boasts a giant 6.2in screen, the tiniest of bezels and enticing specs.

It lacks the Note 8's S Pen and its face scanner is less impressive than the one on the iPhone X, but otherwise this ticks all the high-end boxes, including a great screen, a premium design, lots of power and loads of extras.

+ Big; bright screen; + Loads of power; + Big battery

- Expensive; - Overly familiar design; - Face scanner isn't great