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Samsung has released a few limited edition smartphones over the years, like the Batman edition of the Galaxy S7 Edge and the Iron Man version of its predecessor, all the way back to a pre-Galaxy era Matrix edition feature phone. While these releases have...
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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 i...
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The smartphone market gets a lot of criticism for a lack of innovation: this year's hot new phones are all too often a rehash of last year's models. Sure, new hardware delivers better performance, but those gains are usually incremental, and it's rare th...
Moto Mods accessories are a huge source of potential, Frontfiring speaker is welldesigned for media playback, Flat screen won't distort games or videos (and can survive a hard drop), Extraspeedy, accurate fingerprint scanner, Killer camera that still puts...
When two handsets do so much, so well, it's tricky delivering a balanced comparison. Sure, there will inevitably be areas where one phone outdoes the other, or one exhibits an unfortunate weakness. And as a result, we can end up getting pretty picky about...
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With part one of our Galaxy S7 review, it was clear that the Galaxy S7 was at least a mild improvement to the Galaxy S6 in some ways, but there were still many areas to investigate. At the time, we were in the middle of transitioning to our new 2016 bench...
We can start with design, where the Galaxy S7 shows quite a bit of resemblance to the Galaxy S6, with clear influence from the Galaxy Note5. Ergonomically the Galaxy S7 is just a step up. The Galaxy S7 edge is really more of the same as well, and I still...
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Samsung gets it right the second time around. The Galaxy S7 Edge ($792 for 32GB as tested on Verizon Wireless; $799.99 unlocked) is a striking standout of a smartphone, bringing back several fan-favorite features that were lost in last year's successful S...
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 Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge combines state-of-the-art components with a smart, gorgeous design and a big battery, making it a killer Android smartphone...
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We've come to know the HTC 10 and the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge pretty well, and it's been our pleasure pretty much every step of the way. These are two of our favorite Android phones right now. They're quite different, though. Real different, in fact. High...
Sturdy, mannish design, Leading system performance, Nononsense interface, Extremely reliable fingerprint scanner, Compelling, unisex design, Waterresistant and dustproof, Better outdoor visibility, Incredible, fast camera...
Were this any other year, we'd have an easy time calling this one and giving it to Samsung. But HTC is back, and the 10 is rock-solid.This makes the question of “which?” a rather personal affair. We tend to like the way the HTC 10 handles better, but once...
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Before you furrow your eyebrows and browse through the features of one of the latest products of Samsung's flagship line of models, the Galaxy S7, thinking that the product is a mere upgrade from the Galaxy S6, behold because this new smartphone from Sams...
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Following up on our earlier article on the Samsung S-View case, we now look at the highly touted, much promoted LED Flip case as well as the desktop wireless charger.One gets a big tick of approval, the other one not so much.Which one do we definitely rec...
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The only Samsung smartphone I have owned and used was the Galaxy S3 (well, I also had the Galaxy 5 - not S - for a few weeks, but that doesn't count). I had been eyeing the company since the original Galaxy S, checking what it's doing and waiting for it t...
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We hope you enjoyed our extensive coverage of the new Samsung Galaxy S7 edge ( Amazon ) , from the preview , our first opportunity to try it out with the Gear VR and the smashing launch with Korean superstar, Lee Kwang-soo . But nothing beats having the r...
Superficially, the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge (Amazon) looks like an evolutionary upgrade of the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge. Like its predecessor, it is a work of art – a beautiful combination of glass and metal. It sports the characteristic curved edges in the f...
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Last year Samsung dropped the Galaxy S6 while it was designed beautifully and had the power, it didn't have the battery power we wished it had. Coming from the S5 which offered a water-resistant body & expandable storage, it pissed some Galaxy loyalists o...
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The Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge have been out on the market for quite some time now. They are both great handsets ( currently among the best ), and you may be having a hard time trying to decide which one is worth your hard-earned cash. We are here to p...
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As for the performance and camera, there aren't any major differences, as both phones boast the same Exynos 8890 SoC and 12MP camera. In any case, we performed all of our tests, so you'll be able to compare not only the specs sheets but their results as w...
microSD slot, waterproof certificate (IP68) and heartrate sensor, Improved design – curved edges and less protruding camera, Interesting curved Super AMOLED display with QHD resolution, high brightness and contrast ratio and accurate colors, Good sound qu...
Uses PWM, Lack of USB Type-C port...
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In the world of Android devices, Samsung and LG are the two giants that make some of the most recognizable products. The smartphone philosophies of both companies have recently undergone some huge changes: Samsung did much of the changing last year with...
Modular design allows for a replaceable battery in a thin, metal body, Superfast battery recharge, Faster perceived performance, USB TypeC is convenient, More affordable price, Premium design, Great display with easily customizable colors, Water resistant...
At the end of the day, this is the Android battle of early 2016: the Galaxy S7 edge and LG G5 are clearly two of the best phones you can buy right now.LG has decided to place its bets on new and very different features with the G5: modular design with eas...
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The Galaxy S7 edge is both the Galaxy S7 that we wanted, and the Galaxy S7 that we deserved.There are a whole lot of people on this little planet who eagerly wait to see what new products big tech companies like Samsung introduce every year. If you're rea...
Hell yeah.This is the best smartphone you can buy today. The cons I find in the way the software looks and is presented are more than outweighed but a long list of pros. The features like the camera or screen are as good or better than advertised, and it'...
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For a lot of people, the only comparison worth making in the smartphone world is between the latest and greatest from Samsung and Apple, and with their respective flagship release cycles out of sync, we have a new comparison to make every six months.It's...
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All the Galaxy S7 edge phones sold in the states are mostly the same — it's what the carrier does that makes the difference. Here's how T-Mobile does it.On the surface, every Samsung Galaxy S7 edge seems the same. They all have the same glass front and ba...
T-Mobile doesn't work for everyone. No carrier ever does. You need to investigate how well any service provider works in the places you live, work and play. Coverage maps are a good start, but they rarely tell the whole story. Never be afraid to ask the p...
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“The S7 edge is possibly the tastiest dish doled out by Samsung yet”As any foodie would know, there are two aspects to preparing a dish that makes one drool – taste and presentation. Now Samsung's Galaxy S6 and S6 edge (review) were quite yummy, and the b...
Sexy looks, Survives splashes, Loaded hardware and software features, Awesome image quality, Smooth performance for the most part, Good battery life...
Slippery as hell, Heats a tad when stressed, Random reboots on occasion, A few issues with the touchscreen...
We're just three months into 2016, and right after the barrage of the new launches at MWC, the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge is one of the first premium flagships to land in India. We're sure we'll see lots more coming our way, but for now, it seems that Samsung...
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Samsung's Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge have been highly anticipated. Rumors started not long after the Galaxy S6 launched but really cranked up after the arrival of the Galaxy S6 Edge+ . That said, there are some high expectations for both of these phones...
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge doesn't have many faults. It might be Samsung's best device yet. It feels nice in the hand and is easy to use for having a massive 5.5-inch display. However, I've found that the “Edge” isn't very useful, and if that'll bother yo...
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There is no denying it: the Galaxy S7 edge is a fantastic phone. It is a combination of the best of the S5 and S6 and the latest Marshmallow operating system.It is quite an investment at well over AU$1000 and totally worth protecting, particularly as the...
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Some eager eyes following the announcement of the S7 and S7 Edge left their computers with the sound of sad Trombones playing when it became clear that different regions would be receiving different one of two variants of the new Samsung flagships.While t...
Not only is the S7 Edge a beautiful device to look at, it is also beautiful to use with features and performance to match. It is everything the Galaxy S6 should have been and then some.That's not to say it doesn't have its annoyances, because there are a...
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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. After a couple weeks with t...
micro SD card slot, Samsung Pay, Gorgeous display, Excellent camera...
Expensive, Massive delay for OS updates, Accidental screen taps from palm touching curved sides...
Julie: My favorite S7 Edge features in order of my own personal importance are: wireless charging, Samsung Pay, gorgeous display, great camera and the micro SD card slot. But there's one thing that makes it easy for me to send this phone back to Verizon –...
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We can't decide if the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge are incredibly easy or incredibly hard to review. They get so many things right that it's easy to sing their praises, but because they're so good and polished, lacking the kinds of gimmicks that used to define...
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Sets standards! The Galaxy S7 Edge is certainly not a bundle of groundbreaking innovations, but it fuses state-of-the-art premium technology in its casing and is presently rightly considered as the reference model of its class. However, there are some poi...
superb camera, lightning-fast SoC, expandable storage, dust and water proof (IP68), outstanding screen, great battery life, Quick Charge and wireless charging, voice quality, good headset included, OTG adapter included...
no infrared sensor, no radio receiver, Live View in Pro Mode not always reliable, micro-USB 2.0 only, no MHL or SlimPort support...
Samsung has developed an outstanding smartphone visually and technically, and it sets standards. The Korean manufacturer could have offered more in connectivity in terms of more modern LTE and also primarily in terms of interfaces. Particularly the lack o...
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Having reviewed both smartphones for the past weeks, I would like to share my opinions between these 2 flagship devices. One is the top-of-the-range smartphone, and the finest Android device to beat (review). The other is the thinnest optical zoom smartph...
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge easily wins the Zenfone Zoom as a smartphone, but for S$1098, it ought to. The ASUS Zenfone Zoom is priced a mere S$659 (the 128GB variant sells for S$729), but the hardware specs are comparable to the S7 edge: 4GB RAM, runs on 2.5G...
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Samsung's back at it again with a couple of new smartphones: the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge. Today we'll be taking a look at the S7 Edge as the sequel to the S6 Edge that we reviewed last year .Not a whole lot has changed physically. The software's gott...
This is a solid phone through and through: great battery life, innovative features, and hugely overpowered specs. It might not suit everyone, and it is pretty expensive, but it has to be one of the best Android devices out there...
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The new Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is by far the best Galaxy smartphone to date. It was released on March 11th but could already be the phone of the year. It's that good.While the Galaxy S7 Edge has a very similar design as last year's, with many of the same...
Beautiful and crisp 5.5-inch 2560 x 1440 Quad-HD Display, 12 “Dual Pixel” f/1.7 Camera that's great for beginners & advanced enough for photography enthusiasts, IP68 certified dust and water resistant design, Micro-SD slot for storage expansion, Smaller t...
No removable or replaceable battery, Poor bottom-facing speaker, Fingerprint magnet, No USB Type-C Port or Faster QC 3.0 charging speeds...
In closing, all that really needs to be said is that the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is essentially the best Android smartphone available right now under 5.7-inches, if not possibly overall. It has all the makings and features to be a device everyone should wa...
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When it comes to technology, especially the fast-paced advancement of mobile technology, design cycles are often based on either innovation or iteration. Sometimes it's a blend of both, but often times, like Intel's tick-tock silicon design process, it ma...
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Last year Samsung surprised the world by completely revolutionizing their flagship Galaxy S line. This wasn't just a revolution in materials used, moving from the plastic parts of old to a brand new all metal and glass build, but also launching what Samsu...
Incredibly fast, Mind-blowing screen and interesting edge display, Superb build quality, Ultra Fast, High resolution, balanced sound output, Truly excellent TouchWiz software, Incredible camera software, MicroSD card support, Dustproof and water-resistant...
Slippery, slippery, slippery, Edge display doesn't make sense for everyone, Some odd palm rejection issues with the screen, particularly on the edge displays, Mediocre bottom-facing speaker, Camera still takes blurry shots in low light at times...
The Galaxy S7 Edge is absolutely the best phone Samsung has ever made, bar none. Sure there are some issues, but most of these are software ones that'll likely get addressed in some form or another over the next few updates. The only hardware problems...
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The new Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge is launched in Singapore market. Thanks to StarHub Community, I do not have to wait for 6 months before receiving a review unit. I have earlier published 8 new things about the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge. After usi...
I don't want to sound like a broken record, but I am once again delighted with the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. The smartphone is finally worth the premium retail price. The battery is great, the camera is spectacular, the UI runs smoothly, you can expand the...
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Until now, if you were looking for a high-end large display smartphone from Samsung, your choice was limited to the Galaxy Note series. However, that all changed last year, with the availability of the Galaxy S6 Edge+ . In 2016, Samsung adopted a differen...
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I reviewed the Galaxy S6 Edge last year, coming away impressed overall with Samsung's design, camera, and display technology. There were a few shortcomings, such as battery life and the usefulness of the Edge Panel, but as Samsung announced when they intr...
For me, the Galaxy S7 Edge sits right next to the Galaxy Note 5 on my list of top favorite Samsung smartphones. The design is perfect, the in-hand feel is fantastic, and Samsung is finally getting realistic about how much crap it can bake into TouchWiz...
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In the world of Android devices, Samsung and LG stand tall. The two companies make some of the most popular and arguably the best Android phones. Samsung's newest trendy phone is the Galaxy S7 Edge , a 5.5” device that does not feel as big as other devic...
Gorgeous, stylish and comfortable design, Very goodlooking 5.5” Super AMOLED screen, Ridiculously fast autofocus in camera, Futureproof Snapdragon 820 chip, Cool camera features like Motion Picture, Motion Panorama and Hyperlapse, Actually usable Alwayson...
If you ever wanted to see the importance of good hardware design, you need to look no further than this comparison between the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and the LG V10. The two are diametrically opposed in terms of looks: it really is a story of the beauty a...
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In a quest for regaining the popularity it once had, Samsung has spent the last two years trying to re-invent itself. Internally dubbed as “Project Zero,” last year's Galaxy S6 was all about starting again from scratch. The company was clearly paying atte...
Great build quality with refined ergonomics, Powerful internals that deliver, Taller design at similar weight to the Galaxy S7, Outstanding camera with low light improvements, A matured “edge” UI, Game Launcher, Awesome battery life, The return of IP68 wa...
Fingerprint magnet, Slippery construction, Edge display can be triggered by accident, Lags in USB TypeC adoption...
It's only logical for us to tell you that this is the best Galaxy ever, and we'd be right if we just left it in that simple conclusion. That wouldn't be doing this phone any justice though. This is the first time that I can actually say that Samsung's...
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Achieving a DxOMark Mobile Score of 88 points the new Samsung Galaxy S7 edge ranks in 1st place on the current DxOMark Mobile database. Featuring a 12Mp rear facing camera and 2160p@30fps video module, Samsung's latest flagship Smartphone is a great propo...
Good detail preservation in low light and very fine detail preservation in bright light, Good exposure and dynamic range both in indoor and outdoor conditions, Low noise level under all conditions, Fast and accurate autofocus, Flash: Without an additional...
Under a tungsten light source, a warm/yellow cast is visible, In very high dynamic scenes, brightest tone parts are clipped / lose detail, Ringing is visible...
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Hey there everyone! My name is Mark. You might have seen me floating around here lately, so I wanted to take a minute to introduce myself. I make videos! I hope you like videos. If you've never seen any of my other content, go give it a look. I think you'...
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Last year, Samsung released an Edge variant to go along with the regular Samsung Galaxy S6 . It was essentially the same phone as the regular Galaxy S6, only it had a fancy curved display. This year, Samsung has once again released an Edge variant to go w...
Beautiful display, Fast performance, Good battery life, Great camera, Elegant design...
Can be uncomfortable to hold, TouchWiz is TouchWiz, Expensive...
The Galaxy S7 Edge is $100 more than the already expensive Galaxy S7. It's a slightly bigger and sexier version of the best Android phone on the market. If battery life is important to you, we think it's worth every penny...
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The Galaxy S7 Edge may be Samsung's ultimate Goldilocks phone. It's bigger and more interesting than the standard S7, but smaller and easier to use than last year's S6 Edge+ and Note 5. Like the S7, the S7 Edge represents Samsung at its absolute best in t...
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is a bit of a different monster than the S7. It's bigger, has a larger, curved screen that does special things, and has a juicier battery. It's also $780, which is steep hurdle to clear...
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The Galaxy S7 and S7 edge come into 2016 with a rather tremendous amount of baggage in the eyes of the phone enthusiasts of the world. Many viewed Samsung's move to sealed batteries, non-expandable storage, a non-waterproof design, and glass backs as open...
Display Samsung has had the best smartphone displays in the business since, give or take, the Galaxy Note 3. They still do, even if you don't hear that praise being sung so often these days (mostly because it's just a given anymore), Quality Samsung's pho...
Speed The Snapdragon 820 version of the S7 feels no quicker than an S6 on Marshmallow. Really. It's noticeable. It's also noticeably slower than the Exynos variant. I have my suspicions about this, see them in the performance section...
The Galaxy S7 and S7 edge will invite controversy by their very existence. Samsung could serve up the S7 at half the price and with half the bloat and people would still be making TouchWiz jokes like it was 2012. That's life when you're the most popular A...
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After years of criticism for its stubborn refusal to move past its plastic-clad design language, last year we finally saw a new Samsung emerge with the introduction of the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. Trading in the tired plastic rear backing, the new Galaxy S6...
Premium metal/glass build, Comfortable to hold, Sharp, vibrant screen, microSD returns, Wireless charging, Water/dust resistant, Fantastic camera, Long battery life, Improved edge functionality, Fingerprint sensor...
Weak, tinny speaker, Glass is still a fingerprint magnet, Software has a lot of redundancies...
The Galaxy S7 Edge takes everything we loved about the S6 Edge and infuses it with several coats of polish, creating what is one of the most gorgeous and powerful phones we've ever seen. As extra icing on the cake, Samsung has also brought back microSD ex...
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I was such a skeptic about last year's Galaxy S6 Edge, but then I ended up buying one from my carrier. I still have it, and I still bring along the S6 Edge as my “camera phone” when I know the Nexus 6P just won't cut it. That said, I'm actually seriously...
Gorgeous Super AMOLED display, Curved edges and a bigger body make this one of the most comfortable Samsung devices available, 3600mAh battery pack, coupled with Android's Doze mode, is sure to get you through the day...
The metal and glass chassis is prone to scratching...
The Galaxy S7 Edge is everything you could want or need in an Android flagship, though its edge-specific software features aren't exactly necessary...
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I was such a skeptic about last year's Galaxy S6 Edge, but then I ended up buying one from my carrier. I still have it, and I still bring along the S6 Edge as my “camera phone” when I know the Nexus 6P just won't cut it.That said, I'm actually seriously d...
Gorgeous Super AMOLED display, Curved edges and a bigger body make this one of the most comfortable Samsung devices available, 3600mAh battery pack, coupled with Android's Doze mode, is sure to get you through the day...
The metal and glass chassis is prone to scratching...
The Galaxy S7 Edge is everything you could want or need in an Android flagship, though its edge-specific software features aren't exactly necessary...
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Though Samsung's new Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are both great phones -- each earned a score of 90 -- it's the Edge that's improved the most over the past year. Whereas the S6 Edge's curved screen felt like a gimmick (albeit a gorgeous one), this year's model...
Looks and feels amazing, Curved screen feels more useful, Strong performance, It's (mostly) waterproof...
Screen exhibits a slight green cast, Slightly underwhelming battery, No must-have Edge apps, Flimsy SIM/microSD tray...
This year's Galaxy S7 Edge is what Samsung's Edge family should have been from the beginning. It combines first-rate horsepower (and the occasional hiccup) with a gorgeous display, all wrapped in an attractive package. The thing is, the Edge's big dra...
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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. As a result...
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 musthave, water resistance as a differentiating feature.
TouchWiz still lacks polish, should be made optional. Glass body is slippery and attracts fingerprints. No USB TypeC.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge review: The Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are impeccable phones, but there are a couple of rough edges that we're hoping Samsung has ironed out with its new 2016 offerings, especially in the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.The awkward plastic body o...
Stunning design, Class-leading display, Impressive performance, Excellent all-round cameras...
Smudgetastic glass bodywork, Only a minor improvement, Lacklustre quick charging, Expensive...
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' ne...
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by Linus 2 weeks ago 3,185 views6Last year we finally saw Samsung doing the right thing with its design. The company made the phones that look premium and expensive. This year we have the upgraded Galaxies and the S7 Edge is one of them. Will it once agai...
So, there you have it, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. This is the best Samsung phone ever and definitely on of the best on the market. The design is really flashy, the curved screen with the always-on display feature is fantastic, the UI is running fast and...
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One of the highlights of last month's Mobile World Congress was undoubtedly Samsung's introduction of the new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge , and just a few weeks later, the new flagships are now starting to hit the shelves. With a few welcome improvements...
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Samsung's latest flagship devices are impressive, but are only worth the upgrade if you don't have last year's devices...
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The Samsung Galaxy edge smartphones are unquestionably the most attractive on the market. The sloped display edges literally turn heads, and Android icons almost appear to float on the AMOLED screen.The problem is that the edges have limited utility. Sure...
The most attractive smartphone design, hands down, Best smartphone camera on the market, Stunning display, Marketleading performance...
Glass and metal build slippery, Fingerprint sensor finicky, New edge and display features still need work...
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...
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Last year we saw the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge, the first time in the Korean-based company's history to complement a flagship with another variant. While the S6 and S6 edge featured the same specifications, the difference between them tu...
Water resistant construction with a premium design, Very compact for a 5.5incher, Outstanding lowlight performance with the camera, Substantial improvement to its call quality...
Body is fingerprint magnet, Display brightness could be better...
Pricing wasn't particularly on the side of the Galaxy S6 edge last year, mainly because for a phone that matched the S6 on paper, its added $100 premium cost on top of the S6 didn't seem justifiable. Not surprisingly, though, the S7 edge's pricing follows...
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Samsung Galaxy S7 EdgeA sexy alternative to the iPhone 6S Plusby Raymond WongSamsung Galaxy S7 EdgeA sexy alternative to the iPhone 6S Plusby Raymond WongIf you asked me last year to pick between the Samsung Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge , I would have...
Ultra-sharp display, Powerful performance, Fanastic cameras, Long battery life, Futuristic design, Expandable storage and water-resistance are back...
Colors in photos tend to be more saturated, No USB Type-C, TouchWiz feels dated...
Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge, I would have went with the regular, flat-screen model. The S6 Edge was definitely the sleeker of the two, but the pair of curved-glass sides and its limited "edge" features weren't enough to justify paying an extra $100...
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The Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are beautifully well-executed smartphones, worthy flagships from one of the world's largest electronics manufacturers. The changes from last year's S6 lines are incremental, but the fixes and upgrades are in all the right...
Waterproof, highresolution screen, wellconsidered physical and software UI...
Confusing outofbox experience, expensive and carrierdependent, hardcoded navigation buttons...
Over the past couple of years, Android phones have been gaining in power and sophistication, and the Samsung S7 series is pretty much the state of the art. The physical package is right: top-end build quality, waterproofing, switches in the right place, l...
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Samsung just upped the ante. From a swift, new autofocus system for its cameras and a water-resistant body to powerful performance and an all-day battery, the new Galaxy S7 Edge gives you plenty of reasons to be excited about upgrading your Android, or ev...
Swift cameras that are superior in low ligh, Beautifu, water-resistant bod, Long-lasting batter, Usefu, improved Edge screens...
TouchWiz may annoy Android purist, Expensive...
I think I'm in love. From a drool-worthy, water-resistant body to its powerful performance, nifty Edge shortcuts and superior cameras, the Galaxy S7 Edge has all the makings of the perfect smartphone. Plus, its long-lasting endurance means you can rely on...
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The Galaxy S7 edge isn't about gimmicks — it's about being a really great phone.Samsung is undeniably putting its marketing power behind the "edge" version of the Galaxy S7. It's bigger, flashier and more expensive than the standard phone, and it's for th...
Excellent screen, Solid performance, Great camera, Waterproofing is a big bonus...
Preinstalled software still bothersome, Back glass a fingerprint magnet, Only 32GB models available, Edge screen software not super useful...
The Galaxy S7 edge isn't about gimmicks — it's about being a really great phone.The quick takeSamsung is undeniably putting its marketing power behind the "edge" version of the Galaxy S7. It's bigger, flashier and more expensive than the standard phone, a...
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After years of trafficking in plastic flagships, the glass-and-metal Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge proved Samsung still knew how to make jaw-dropping phones. Ah, but there was a rub -- a few of them, in fact. The expandable memory slots were gone. Neither phone w...
Improved style and ergonomics, Toptier performance, Beautiful screen, It's (mostly) waterproof!...
Camera can be a mixed bag, Slightly underwhelming battery, SIM/MicroSD tray is flimsy...
This year's Galaxy S7 Edge is what Samsung's Edge family should have been all along. It combines first-rate horsepower (minus the occasional hiccup) with a gorgeous display, all wrapped in a comfortable, attractive package. The thing is, the Edge's bi...
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For some time now, Samsung has been the dominant player in the Android space, especially at the high end of the market. From the Galaxy S2 onwards, Samsung has been able to ride the wave of the smartphone industry's growth without much disruption. Samsung...
The first place we can start is design, and here we can see that the Galaxy S7 is decidedly an evolution of the Galaxy S6's ID. However, pretty much every sharp edge has been rounded out to make the device more comfortable in the hand. The device has also...
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Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge won't be going on sale until March 11th but one lucky user got their copy of the device early and posted some detailed impressions of it over at Reddit's /r/Android page . In short, the user found a lot to love in the device and c...
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2016-10-21 03:47:43
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The two biggest phones of the year have launched: the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. Whether you're a Samsung user looking to upgrade, or an Apple apologist looking to jump ship and join the other side, there's no denying that Samsung's new flagship, the...
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What a difference a year makes. Samsung has revealed its Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge phone and you're in for a treat. Building on its experience, Samsung has refined the industrial design of the Galaxy S line to offer what many of its customers were clam...
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When major versions of Android are announced, it normally takes third-party OEMs a few months to update their devices with the latest version. Motorola and LG are normally two of the first manufacturers to release updates to their devices, while others, s...
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The Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are undoubtedly the best Android smartphones of the year, at least until now. Earlier reports showed that Samsung managed to sell nearly 10 million units in the first month and exceed sales expectations. This is surprisin...
Beautiful design with great finishes, Gorgeous display, Expandable storage, Water and dust resistant, Powerful processor, Awesome camera...
Battery life could be longer, No USB Type C, no adoptable storage, Curved display is not ideal for one-handed use...
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When the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge launched in March of last year, they received fantastic reviews. Everyone, including the notoriously-critical David, raved about their fantastic AMOLED displays, water resistance, more grown-up software, excellent cameras...
With the Galaxy S8 and S8 plus's releases coming very, very soon, it's time to ask: Is the S7 edge still worth buying? If you're someone who's careful with their gadgets and/or uses a case, and if you aren't a performance freak, then yes, the S7e is still...
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The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge originally released on March 12, 216. Now that users have had a full year to use and explore the device in the wild, we decided to look back on the S7 Edge and how it's fared over the past 12+ months. Samsung is slightly notorio...
Now that it has been a full year, it's much easier to look at the S7 Edge in its entirety. Good and bad experiences can be summed up to an overall impression quite easily. I have strangers ask me about my phone all the time, which means it's a unique and...
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The Galaxy S7 Edge was one of the most successful Samsung phones. Its striking curved screen that gave the impression of the screen just flowing along the phone's sides and its beautiful glass and metal construction were really something special. It's 20...
Incredible bezelless screen, Liberating 64 GB of storage microSD, Slightly better battery life, Very good price, Good battery life, Still a top performer...
It's time for a wrap-up: with every aspect of the S8+ and S7 Edge compared and thoroughly examined, is it worth getting the S8+?If you don't care about price, it's a resounding yes for us. The bezel-less screen is the big feature and it looks futuristic...
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The relationship between smartphone shoppers and curved-screen handsets is a complicated one. Models that tried to build the phone around the curve failed to really catch on, and it's been a while since we've seen a unit like the Galaxy Round or LG Flex...
New S Pen is a solid improvement over the Note 5's, 64GB storage plus microSD expansion is full of win, Waterproof design is a welcome return, Iris scanner pushes limits – even if it's not quite there just yet, Slightly sharper display than the Note, No S...
Samsung's always seemed a little confused about what options it wanted to offers shoppers in the phablet space: how large a handset, with or without a curved-edge display, and with or without the Note's S Pen stylus. It remains to be seen if we'll get any...
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The Galaxy S7 Edge (left) and Galaxy S7 (right).The Galaxy S7 Edge (left) and Galaxy S7 (right).Other than the screens, the two devices are identical.Samsung changed the glass shape a bit this yearit now curves in around the edge, giving it lots of light-...
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Just like last year, in 2016 Samsung brings out not just one, but two new flagship-phones: the flat-screened Galaxy S7 and the curved S7 edge, which has a bigger screen this time around. The two are practically identical when you look under the hood: equ...
Last year, we wondered: why did Samsung even make two phones that are nearly identical?insertAdIframe('ad_56e2c89d23e91' '//s-cdn.phonearena.com/banners/dfp/300x250_oo3.1.html' 300, 250);This year, there is more of a difference between the S7 and S7 Edg...
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If you haven't realized it, of late, we've been detailing the display section of our reviews a bit more than we've done in the past. Since we're always trying to evolve our reviews process, we're diving deeper into how we look at the displays in smartphon...
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When it comes to flagship smartphones, consumers certainly don't suffer from a lack of choice, but on the flip side, with so many great options available, it is quite difficult to select which device is best suited for you. In today's comparison, we pit t...
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Google's Pixel XL and Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge are the highest end 5.5-inchers with Android you can get at the moment, and, given the sizeable increase in demand for larger screens, a clash of these titans is inevitable. When comparing the S7 edge agains...
Quick Android version updates, Google Assistant's reaction speed and voice recognition abilities are greatly improved compared to Google Now, Smoother performance, Very fast charging, Expandable storage, Compact and elegant waterproof chassis, Featurelade...
If we are gentle to Google's first real effort to build its own phones with the new Pixel line, we'd say that the Pixel XL stands it ground against the equally priced Galaxy S7 edge in most areas, and that goes for the camera department, too.If we had to...
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With the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge's release, Samsung is coming back with a bang, realizing what it started last year to its fullest potential. The Galaxy S7 edge has several things going over its predecessor, such as subtle design enhancements, significant...
Can be used onehanded (with a bit of a stretch), Waterproof, Has expandable storage, Bigger display, Longerlasting battery, Cheaper...
The Galaxy S7 edge and the Galaxy S6 edge+ are impressive showcases of Samsung's technological proficiency, displaying quality design and containing some of the best mobile hardware money can buy in 2016. Without question, both devices have the style and...
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When Google set out to develop and market its first Phone by Google branded device - not co-branded with a partner - and spiritual successors to its legacy Nexus brand, the company drew a line in the sand. Not only was the target to develop smartphones th...
Great performance, Great camera performance, Premium design, Nice OLED display, Daydream View rocks, Good battery life...
Pricey, No wireless charging, Side button placement not ideal...
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CamerasThe 12MP rear camera is a downgrade in resolution but it takes simply stunning photos and video by camera phone standards. The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus also have 12MP rear cameras, and I've yet to hear anyone complain about them. The new Sony dual pix...
Stunning designs, great displays, unique look, fast, has microSD card slot, excellent cameras, supports VR.
Glass front and back means you'll need a good case, plenty of carrier bloatware...
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Xiaomi is the Chinese company that constantly challenges the concept of flagship smartphones by producing some devices that have top-shelf specs, premium design and a very low price. The Mi 5s is one of those phones. How does it stack up against the 8 mon...
So, there you have it, Xiaomi Mi 5s vs. Galaxy S7 edge. Obviously, the S7 edge is a better phone overall but the Xiaomi Mi 5s is no slouch at all. Sure, the Galaxy phone has a better camera, water resistance, wireless charging, sharper display b...
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Unlike last year, a Plus variant of the Galaxy S7 Edge was no longer necessary, with the display size of the device being bumped up to 5.5-inches. Instead, Samsung decided to incorporate the dual curved edge display feature into the Galaxy Note series, wi...
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The dust hasn't quite settled and two of the best smartphones of the year are still going face to face in this harsh mobile race. We are talking about the LG G5 and the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge . Today we are giving you a thorough comparison of these two, s...
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As we all know, Samsung introduced a major design and build quality overhaul to their Galaxy S series last year, and we also got our first look at the all new Edge variant of the Galaxy S6 . While largely similar to its flagship counterpart, what made the...
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It's all about the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus this week, with the two highly anticipated smartphones making their way to consumers in a few days. Those who own their predecessors may be contemplating an upgrade, and some who aren't looking for t...
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Arguably the biggest criticism of last year's Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge was the measly battery size, which – coupled with the fact that it was the first Galaxy S handset where the battery was non-removable – meant you needed to have a power source near...
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Samsung's Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge offer a veritable greatest hits list of smartphone features: They combine the looks of the company's Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge with the waterproof design and expandable storage of the Galaxy S5 to make two beautiful and durable...
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The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge differ slightly in size so each phone has a battery casing specifically designed for it and it alone. The Galaxy S7 variant of the casing has a 2,700mAh lithium ion battery integrated into it to juice up the phone's existing 3,00...
The use case (pun aside) for Samsung's official BackPack battery casing is fairly obvious. If you drive your phone hard, like we do, without the opportunity to recharge it when out and about, you'll often have to resort to a snake pit of cables and a plet...
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When it was unveiled in Barcelona earlier this year at Mobile World Congress, the Galaxy S7 and its edgier sibling the Galaxy S7 edge wowed the crowd with impressive looks, a blazing fast processor, an even more powerful camera than that mounted on the Ga...
If there's something to be said for Samsung, it's the fact that they aren't afraid to experiment with new ideas. When they introduced the Galaxy S5, it came with water resistance which was a novelty for the time. The following year, the Galaxy S6 edge rem...
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Over the past few weeks I have been using the Galaxy S7 Edge for review and the more I used it, The more features I ended up discovering. Even if you're not a fan of Samsung, You gotta admit that this is the standard for smart phones for 2016.Features...
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One of the most under looked features in the Samsung Galaxy S7 is the ability to record gameplay in a super simple way.Step 1. Go into Advanced Features and turn on Game Tools Step 2. Update recording settings to your preference. Step 3. Open up a game...
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With any smartphone upgrade, We expect a better camera with more features. As part of my review of the galaxy S7 Edge, This is the place to see a bunch of unedited photos for you to judge how good the camera is. All the photos will be posted on Flickr wh...
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The Samsung Galaxy S7 is getting crazy positive reviews everywhere and I'm sure most of you are wondering if it lives up to the up. I been using a review unit from Verizon wireless for a days and my answer is YES! It surely does live up to the hype and it...
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There's tons of reports and reviews already on the seventh iteration of the handset, mostly singing praises for the eye-candy – PC.com ourselves having reviewed every single model released by the company – now it's time to verify all myths about the new d...
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topnewreview.com Updated:
2018-04-11 15:56:55
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0 Is Samsung's evolution rather than revolution approach enough? Being in the business of making successful Android flagship devices is no easy feat. Just ask Sony. Or HTC. Or LG. Arguably the only company that managed to really triumph with its flagsh...
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hw4all.com Updated:
2019-11-17 21:03:28
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Certainly one of the fastest growing segments of the consumer electronics market are smartphone. This is due to the fact that they have long since moved from the category of simple “dialers” in universal solutions for business and pleasure. Judge for your...
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Certainly one of the fastest growing segments of the consumer electronics market are smartphone. This is due to the fact that they have long since moved from the category of simple “dialers” in universal solutions for business and pleasure...
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High tech products just keep getting better and better. This year was an especially wonderful year for impressive devices of all different types. So here are just a few of the most popular tech devices from 2016.Smartphones, very popular tech devices, rea...
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