Samsung Galaxy S7 is done well with improve the design and build quality, but the next-gen Galaxy S8 may break traditional Galaxy specifications. The South Korean electronics giant is reportedly shifting itself to RGB displays, moving away from their traditional AMOLED technology they're known for.

Samsung is redefining the limitations of a smartphone and this is evident in the Galaxy S8 . This year, the focus is on the big display and the large screen real-estate of the S8 will blow you away.

* Beautiful design, * Gorgeous Infinity Display, * Impressive Performance, * Great camera, * Great battery life, * Large storage capacity, * Iris scanner

The Samsung Galaxy S8 takes Samsung's infinity screen concept into new territory, with an enormous 5.8 inch quad-HD dual-curved display packed into a compact handset. Brimming with market-leading features, the Galaxy S8 is the best-looking and arguably the best-equipped phone on the market in 2017,...

To determine how the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ compare to other smartphones phones, with respect to battery life, we ran the devices through two battery benchmarks you can find on the Google Play store -- AnTuTu Tester's Battery benchmark and PCMark for Android's Work 2.0 Battery Life test.

Gorgeous, near-bezelless design, Beautiful, wide-aspect AMOLED displays, Fastest Android phones on market, Excellent camera performance, Impressive battery life, Super-premium design

Pricey, Maybe a little too slippery for some, Black units are smudge magnets

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is the first of what is effectively a new class of Android smartphones. Extra large display, excellent camera performance, large battery, cutting-edge design/materials, next-generation performance, and networks: these are the attributes of the Galaxy S8, and they all contribute...

Stunning design, extra large display, Excellent photo experience, Fastest Android hardware and networking, Stunning design, extra large display, Excellent photo experience, Fastest Android hardware and networking

No support for wide-angle photography, No support for wide-angle photography

The new S8 and S8 Plus aren't perfect, but they are damn close

Gorgeous design, Meticulous fit and finish, Great camera, Big screen, but not a big phone, Gorgeous design, Meticulous fit and finish, Great camera, Enormous, stunning display

Annoying preinstalled apps, Atrocious fingerprint scanner placement, Merely average battery life, Bixby is useless, Annoying preinstalled apps, Atrocious fingerprint scanner placement, Bixby is useless, Larger size can be cumbersome

Deal update: Amazon Prime Day has delivered a huge saving on the Samsung Galaxy S8, meaning you can now pick up the SIM-free handset with a 64GB Micro SD card for just £429 . The original RRP of this package was £645.99, so you’d be saving a significant stack of cash.

Now, where do I begin? Perhaps I should start with the moment I picked this smartphone up. The sudden rush of wonder that coursed through my body caught me by surprise. I had seen this handset before in photos and in videos but here, actually holding it in my hand, gave the smartphone an entirely...

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is the best smartphone available, full stop. It has raised the bar for top-end smartphone design, is one of the most future-proofed phones you can buy and squeezes a large selection of cutting-edge technology into a consumer-friendly package that anyone can use.

Pros: 64GB + microSD card slot, wireless charging, IP68, brilliant screen, tiny body, great camera, iris scanner, 24-hour battery, pressure-sensitive screen, notification LED

Cons: fixed battery, only Android 7.0, no USB-PD, fingerprint scanner placement not ideal

The Galaxy S8 marks a big change for Samsung—the company has finally updated its phone design. The Galaxy S7, with its hardware buttons and giant front SAMSUNG logo, was a design that had been frozen in time for four or five years. It seemed very dated.

A slim-bezel design finally brings a more modern design to the Galaxy line., On-screen buttons allow for smaller bezels, bigger screens, and a customizable (and correctable) button order., Samsung's always-on hard-press home button is an awesome and innovative feature.

The gimmicks. The iris scanner, curved screen, and heart rate sensor all seem designed to give talking points to your local Verizon salesperson, rather than provide a good user experience for customers., The glass back is fragile and a fingerprint magnet., Touchwiz is still a janky lag-fest.