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Samsung wasn't the first to market with a curved display design, however, as we've seen curved display panels before on things like LG's G Flex. But previously such clever design has still prompted questions over the practical purpose - why does a phone b...
AWESOME display, Great Design, High-end specs, Great battery life, S-Pen is just fantastic in its fourth iteration, Plenty of storage, Unique curved OLED panel...
Not ideal for southpaws, Curved OLED aspect is limited to Samsung apps, Handset's a bit on the pricy side...
I loved the Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy Note EDGE is basically the Galaxy Note 4 with a funky display. For me this is just an added bonus, like getting a bowl of ice cream and then crushing a KitKat chunky on top of it, the EDGE is a nice addition to an...
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Granted the device has been out for a while now, but with prices falling to £549 sim-free (or on various Vodafone contracts, in-store) it might be a good time to buy. I got hold of a device with a Vodafone sim for review purposes and this takes advantage...
For me the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge offers a lot of functionality for your money. The only downside is its size may not appeal to most, but with its recent sim-free price drop from Samsung (plus its various contract deals) this offers a great handset! An...
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The 20 best smartphones available to buy in the UK right now. The best phones you can buy in the UK - Best Android phones, best iPhones, best Windows Phones - best mobile phone reviews. Keep reading to find out what is the best phone of 2015. Updated on 2...
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ALSO READ: Battle of the Phablets Top 5 Phablets of 2014 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge ReviewBy now, Samsung devices sporting curved edges is nothing new for South African consumers. But if you think back no more than 10 months ago, when Samsung first detailed t...
Fantastic Screen; Strong Processor; Great Camera...
Curved edge functionality not fully realised; Plastic back cover quite flimsy...
As with most Galaxy devices, the Note Edge wins on a lot of fronts, including its display, processing capabilities and 16 MP primary camera all serving as great smartphone tools. If compared to the Note 4, or subsequent Galaxy devices released during 2015...
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knowyourmobile.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:17
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We've been putting it through the paces for the past week or so in order to find out if it actually is worth more money than the already excellent Samsung Galaxy Note 4?The Samsung Galaxy Note EDGE is a proof of concept, a means for Samsung to be able to...
AWESOME display, Great Design, High-end specs, Great battery life, S-Pen is just fantastic in its fourth iteration, Plenty of storage, Unique curved OLED panel...
Not ideal for southpaws, Curved OLED aspect is limited to Samsung apps, Handset's a bit on the pricy side...
I loved the Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy Note EDGE is basically the Galaxy Note 4 with a funky display. For me this is just an added bonus, like getting a bowl of ice cream and then crushing a KitKat chunky on top of it, the EDGE is a nice addition to an...
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The Galaxy Note Edge broke the mould with the introduction of its edge display, enabling users to interact with their smartphones in a new and interesting way. But how does it compare to Apple's first phablet, the iPhone 6 Plus ? Both have similar...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:17
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Lisa Gade compares the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge and the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Android phones. Check out our video review of the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:18
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After the debacle of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and during the launch of the Galaxy Note 4, Samsung announced the Note Edge.Initially released only in Korea, it wasnt destined to reach the UK, but it has since arrived.Samsung are known to do that with their h...
Amazing battery, Brilliant for work because of the S Pen, Crisp display...
Unweildy size, Nonpremium looks, Very expensive...
I wasnt sure about the Note Edge before I reviewed it. Easy to brush off as gimmicky, the phone is clearly not that. Samsung are pretty sure about going down the ‘edgy- path in their pursuit of greatness as witnessed with the launch of the Galaxy S6 Edg...
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Samsung now has multiple phones with a curved screen, two of which feature edge displays. But what's the difference between the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and Galaxy Note Edge ? Find out in our comparison review. Also see: Best smartphones 2015 and Best...
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Apple's iPhone 6 Plus is a stunning smartphone that ventures into the phablet market for the first time in Apple's history with a 5.5in screen. That makes it tough competition for similar sized smartphones from rivals, including Samsung. Here, we take a l...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:18
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OS Android 4.4.4 KitKatProcessor 2.7GHz quad-coreScreen 5.6-inchesResolution 1,600 x 2,560 pixelsMemory 3GB RAMStorage 32/64GBMicroSD compatible? Yes, up to 128GBRear camera 16MPFront camera 3.7MPVideo 4K @ 60fpsConnectivity 4GDimensions 151.3 x 82.4 x 8...
Powerful specs, Striking looks, Useful Edge shortcuts...
Edge is predominantly a gimmick, Typical Samsung plastic build, Disproportionately more expensive than the Note 4...
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tekgadg.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:18
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Here's our review of the Galaxy Note Edge. Click play above to find out if that curved display is useful or not!...
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Under the hood, the Note Edge is the same as the Galaxy Note 4 I reviewed late last year . Same chipset (a Snapdragon 805 component with a quad-core 2.7 GHz Krait 450 processor), same GPU, same amount of RAM (3GB), same cameras, same S Pen stylus, same 32...
Revolution or gimmick? The Edge is certainly more the former than the latter and kudos to Samsung for pushing a concept to production. Like the YotaPhone 2's electronic ink rear panel, the Edge's side screen is one of those ideas that makes you wonder why...
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It's this symmetry that really makes the new handset stand out and makes it a phone that's uniquely Samsung. From the moment that we first saw it, we thought that the S6 Edge was one of the best-looking handsets that we've ever laid eyes on; a week later...
The Galaxy S series has always been excellent smartphones, but the S6 Edge continues to put in a strong showing even a year on from its release. It may have been surpassed by the even more impressive S7 and S7 Edge, but when this year's flagships are stil...
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Innovations in the smartphone sector have long since lost the capacity to shock or leave us in awe: since the launch of the iPhone, aside from a little ill-advised dabbling in 3D cameras, it's all been pigeon-steps along the road to better hardware and mo...
Sporting most of the same features as the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, with the addition of that funky curved-edge display, it's hard to criticise the Edge, given that the Note 4 is our firm favourite when it comes to phablets right now. However, with shorte...
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At IFA 2014 Samsung introduced, alongside the expected Galaxy Note 4, the Galaxy Note Edge - a smartphone which wasn't leaked and offers a new take on the curved screen. Here's our Samsung Galaxy Note Edge full in-depth review. Also see 41 best smar...
The Galaxy Note Edge is one of the most interesting smartphones around and while the edge screen is genuinely useful at times, it also remains a slight gimmick. Hardware is top notch and although we dislike the faux leather, build quality is good. The Not...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:18
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The Galaxy Note Edge is often viewed as an experimental device with its 'Edge Screen' that curves round the phone's right side. Specifically the handset is viewed as a test case for the Galaxy S6 which, according to rumours, will feature similar display...
Innovative curved screen, great performance, good camera, S Pen stylus...
Average battery, older Android version, expensive...
The Galaxy Note Edge is an innovative and powerful smartphone for those who can afford the hefty upfront cost. Offering great performance, a wealth of productivity services and a unique curved display, the Galaxy Note Edge would be a five-star product wer...
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It's unlikely that Samsung, or anyone else, expects curved-edge screens like this one to become a new norm. Like the Samsung Galaxy Round and LG G Flex, the Galaxy Note Edge is an east way for its maker to recoup some of its R&D costs as it marches toward...
Everything that is good about the Note Edge – camera, power, screen quality – are all found in the Galaxy Note 4. Everything that is bad – the gimmicky screen, poor connectivity and mediocre battery life – are not. The Note 4 also has the advantage of...
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If you're looking for a compact, micro hi-fi system that covers all the bases, then the Yamaha CRX-N560D could well be the answer. It's petite in size, but manages to pack a lot of functionality into its rather diminutive frame.The N560D is a new model in...
Compact, highlyversatile system; can sound good with decent speakers...
Lack of integrated wifi or Bluetooth without extra cost...
Great micro hi-fi that potentially covers lots of bases...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:18
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Having thrust the phablet upon the smartphone market with the first Galaxy Note, and having since experimented on home soil with curved screens (Galaxy Round), Samsung has now decided to combine the two. The result, the Galaxy Note Edge, is, as you may ha...
Exquisite AMOLED display (Basic mode), Exemplary finish, Good overall performance, Good stylus functions, Good cameras / OIS great with Full HD video, Battery life / fast recharging...
Questionable whether the curve serves any real purpose, Innovation for innovation's sake, Bigger than the Galaxy Note 4, Offers nothing more than the Note 4, Worse battery life than the Note 4, Absolute hell for lefthanders...
As it is, the curved screen is a bit of a gimmick, and the novelty soon wears off. In all other respects, the Note Edge is no different to the Note 4. The curved screen makes the phone bigger, makes handling unpredictable and reduces battery life. Despite...
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Great innovations in smartphones come in dribs and drabs.Multitouch, which debuted on the iPhone, is likely the single biggest determinator of how we interact with our small screens. But the proliferation of higher-density displays, ultra-fast wireless, a...
Beautiful screen, Excellent ergonomics for a big phone, Legitimately useful use cases for the edge display, Excellent camera, Good performance...
Expensive — really expensive, Update to Android 5.0 Lollipop may be a long time coming, Camera has poor lowlight performance, Software finicky in places...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:18
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The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is nothing short of a complete wild card from the South Korean tech giant. It shares plenty of similarities with its metal-clad sibling, the Galaxy Note 4, but it comes with a curved edge screen that gives you a quick glance a...
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CURVED: The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is the first smartphone to get a bendy screen [DAVE SNELLING]In a world now dominated by smartphones, all the major manufacturers are desperately trying to find new ways to excite us.Smartphones haven't really changed...
There's no doubting that the Note Edge is an incredible piece of tech.With the curved screen it looks fabulous and with most phones appearing almost identical it's certainly a head-turner.The device is also fast and has plenty of neat tricks to wow your m...
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Now here's something a bit different. A high-end phablet with a curved side screen. It ticks the boxes for style and wow factor, but does it justify the high price? The Note Edge is a large, thin phablet very much in the Note 4 style. It has a terrific-l...
Great screen, useful side panel, fast processor, fine camera, expandable memory, loads of useful smaller features...
Not a huge improvement on the Note 4, not waterproof, not cheap...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge offers little improvement over the already rather superb Galaxy Note 4 but it does have that eye-catching curved alerts panel on the side. It is genuinely useful, though certainly not essential, but if that floats your boat...
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Samsung is the king of the smartphone world, at least when it comes to sales. The company holds around 80% market share when it comes to profits and it's mostly due to their ability to attack every possible facet of the market in their so-called ‘Shotgun'...
Bright, vivacious large screen, Lovely Camera, S Pen continues to improve in function...
Curved display a little hard to see on an angle, Slow performance at times, Average battery life...
Samsung make great phones, they include great screens, fast processors, recently great cameras and they look pretty great. The Note series themselves offer that gorgeous large screen, the S Pen stylus and a number of software enhancements to go with them...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note EdgeYou could assume that the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is the Korean tech giant’s attempt to change the shape of smartphones and phablets as we know them. If you do assume so, then you would be correct.The device is different to an...
I wasn't expecting to like the Galaxy Note Edge as much as I had. It packs a lot of firepower and as well as complementing your digital life for fun stuff, it is very much a device with productivity in mind. As workhorses go, this one belongs on the racet...
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It's easy to dismiss the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge's side screen as a gimmick. The side screen certainly makes the Note Edge a niche device, but calling it just a gimmick feels like a disservice. The Note Edge is easily one of the year's most innovative pi...
Side screen avoids being just a gimmick, Excellent camera, Based on the fantastic Note 4...
About AUD$300 more than the Note 4, Mediocre battery life, Not great if you're left-handed...
I love the Note Edge, but the short battery life and expensive price tag make it hard to recommend, especially over the excellent Note 4. The side screen has so much potential, but I just don't feel it's been quite realised yet. If you're a power-user wh...
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I love it when a big company experiments with cool gear. The last cool mobile experiment we were allowed to pay money for was LG's curved G-Flex. This time it's Samsung experimenting out loud with the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. Like all experiments, howeve...
Great device for early-adopters, Still has the excellent guts of a Note 4, Amazing screen...
Whole edge-screen experience feels fragmented, Expensive for what it is, Feels a bit half-baked in general...
LikeGreat device for early-adopters.Still has the excellent guts of a Note 4.Amazing screen.Don't LikeWhole edge-screen experience feels fragmented.Expensive for what it is.Feels a bit half-baked in general.Right now? It's tough to say this, but no.Samsun...
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All of the trademarks that make the Note 4 a wonderful large-screen smartphone can be found on the Note Edge. It has a large 5.6-inch, 1440p display. The bottom left conceals the popular S-Pen stylus. Multi-tasking modes are aplenty. The best of the Note...
Unique form factor with tailored UI, 1440p screen, Fast charge battery, Integrated S-Pen stylus, 16 megapixel camera, Metal chassis...
Below average battery life, Frustrating finger scanner, Uncomfortable form factor for phone calls...
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When we first saw the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge we thought of it as a design showcase; a "look at what we can do" smartphone with greater precedence given to its show-off factor than to usability. Why else have a modified Galaxy Note 4 with a single curved...
A showcase of what's possible in phone design, edge screen operation far more useful/interesting than anticipated, great screen, powerful, decent camera, multi-tasking via multi-window and S Pen stylus included...
Battery not as good as Note 4, button arrangement shortcomings, a fingerprint magnet, rear plastic build quality, some multi-tasking shortcomings, third-party edge panel apps to be proven, expensive...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is certainly a spectacle that will turn heads, and while we still can't see it taking off as the next big thing in terms of volume sales, it's a mighty fine modification of the Galaxy Note 4. We thought the Edge would be...
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The Note series is geared towards business users with its giant 5in+ displays, long lasting battery life, multitasking capabilities and stylus input. This year, Samsung has shaken things up by offering two models - a standard Note 4 and the Note Edge, whi...
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Phones are getting thinner, but the people making them are also getting more experimental, and that's something we're seeing in Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge, a take on the phablet that makes the screen wrap all the way to the edge.Samsung's second Note for...
Super speedy performance; Very, very fast Category 6 LTE support; Feels great in the hands with a metal frame and textured back; Like the Galaxy Note 4, that screen and its extra-bright power reservoir are amazeballs; A camera you can silence (woot!); Inc...
The edge doesn't do anything most of the time; Touchscreen is very responsive, and it doesn't help that you're always touching it; Battery could be better; Won't likely work with Samsung's Gear VR despite being a Note 4 technically;...
While it is something of a gimmick, we like the Note Edge, though we're not really sure why. There's really no reason to have a curved display like it in a phone, and in some instances, it makes using the phone downright difficult.For instance, you'll hav...
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When Samsung pulled the lid off the Galaxy Note Edge, we have to admit, we giggled. A curved screen, a pen... what more could you possibly need on a smartphone? Then they opened the doors to a hands-on session and we spotted it had a ruler function built...
Curved display is genuinely amazing, S Pen, Camera is very good...
Battery life, Finicky swipe controls on curve...
Would I bother with the Note Edge? That's the question everyone has been asking me.Part of me wants to say no, because the Note 4 and Nexus 6 are so damn good. But then there is the other half who loves the proof of concept feel to it and the fact that it...
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You've never seen anything quite like the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The phone looks like it's melting. The entire right edge of the device is a second screen. And though it feels like a gimmick at first, that extra, angled real estate can be surprisingly...
Great apps for use on the curved side screen, Essentially it's a Note 4, which is great, Awesome screen resolution...
Slightly weird to hold, Battery still not up to snuff, Won't fit into Samsung's Gear VR headset...
Samsung Galaxy Note EdgeLikeGreat apps for use on the curved side screen.Essentially it's a Note 4, which is great.Awesome screen resolution.Don't LikeSlightly weird to hold.Battery still not up to snuff.Won't fit into Samsung's Gear VR headset.The curved...
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Samsung first turned the world on its ear when it first introduced the mammoth Galaxy Note back in 2011. Though mocked at first, the Note series sold, and now everyone from HTC and Nokia to Apple is making phablets, and phones are almost never smaller tha...
Edge perfects multitasking, Unique design proves useful, A more accurate S-Pen, Same high-end specs as Note 4...
Limited number of Edge apps, Edge gets in the way sometimes, Steep price...
The Galaxy Note Edge may not be the perfect realization of Samsung's latest experiment, but it's definitely an idea to pursue in the future. As more apps are customized to suit the edge, it'll become more useful. Right now, it is a great idea that just n...
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fatducktech.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:19
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Samsung held an event last night in Sydney to show off the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note Edge, Gear S and Gear VR. Here's my early thoughts in video form.I covered off the pricing and availability last night , while also taking some time to play with...
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At IFA 2014 Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 4 smartphone. No surprise there but we weren't expecting the Galaxy Note Edge . With two new Note devices announced at once see how they are different in our Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Galaxy Note Edge compariso...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is a phone that's got me hot under the collar. It's another evolutionary step forward in the way we're going to be using phones, right?I mean, it has to be. The rounded spine, with the screen curving away and tucking itself un...
Brilliant design, Unique, Powerful...
Will we see it?...
A superb-looking handset that offers something brand-new, but there's still a way to go for the curved, second screen experience...
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theaustralian.com.au Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:19
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Samsung’s Galaxy Note Edge smartphone has a screen that curves to the right for a little extra touch interface. Source: Joanna Stern/The Wall Street Journal...
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The Note Edge's rounded screen is instantly noticeable. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy Round 's full curve, the Edge's display only curves off on the right hand side of the device, with the curved edge effectively acting as a small second screen.Thanks to its...
Curve has genuine value, Good camera, Feature-packed and powerful...
Very expensive, Battery life isn't great, A very wide mobile...
Open Gallery At first glance, it's hard to see why Samsung just didn't release the Galaxy Note Edge and scrap the Note 4 altogether. When we asked a representative, they told us that price was one factor for releasing two separate devices. The...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:19
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Now this is interesting. There were a trickle of rumours that Samsung was going to release a unique product into the smartphone market - something that would take advantage of the company's bendable OLED displays. And it has delivered with the Samsung Gal...
Brilliant design, Unique, Powerful...
Will we see it?...
The Samsung Galaxy Note edge is stunning-looking device that really tries to do something different. I worry that Samsung will keep the Edge strictly limited edition. I hope not because this is a handset that is great to use and looks fantastic. It reall...
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Samsung Galaxy Edge First Impressions Never one to shy away from the different and the quirky, Samsung has taken its brand new Galaxy Note 4 and bent the screen a little to form the Samsung Galaxy Edge. A concept the company has been discussing for years...
Still has the same gorgeous screen as the Note 4, Strong all-round camera performance, Great for gaming...
Curved screen is not very useful, Battery life is less than Note 4, Very expensive SIM-free...
The Note Edge ultimately fails to sell the concept of a curved screen smartphone. Maybe one day we will love it, but right now it's well wide of the mark...
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It's pretty rare to see something new and unexpected when it comes to smartphones these days. Between an endless cycle of leaks and the annual slog of product announcements, it's nice to see something that takes you by surprise. That's why I'm so amped fo...
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At Unpacked, Samsung's annual Note-centric launch event, the Korean-based technology giant offered a two-for-one special. The major highlight was the Galaxy Note 4, the next phablet phone in a prestigious line of stylus devices, and then there was this qu...
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chip.com.my Updated:
2016-11-24 07:19:28
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What more can be said about Samsung? The company are usually right smack in front of the pack with their smartphones, and are usually saddled with gimmicks that may or may not work in meeting expectations of consumers. One of their more famous success sto...
Great performance, Good battery life, Unique Edge Screen, Removable battery...
Price...
If you are looking for a powerful, unique work device on the go – you cannot go wrong with the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. Of course, we presume you are willing to part ways with a significant amount of money for this power.(previously published in issue M...
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This Android is like no other device on the market.With so many Android devices on the market, it's very difficult to create a smartphone that stands out. But Samsung did just that with the Note Edge by creating the world's first Android smartphone with a...
Superb display, excellent camera, Edge Screen is cool...
You need big hands to hold the Note Edge, pricey...
Interestingly, the Note Edge's biggest rival is actually its twin – the Note 4. The Note 4, for instance, edges out its cooler sibling in a few areas such as battery life and ergonomics.It goes without saying that you will need fairly large hands to handl...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-11-24 07:19:28
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Last year at the IFA 2014 event, Samsung surprised everyone with the unveiling of the Galaxy Note Edge. The device holds a curved touch panel on the edge of the device; the panel has its own set of features and capabilities, allowing the user to interact...
Edge Panel, Good Battery, S Pen features, Good front and rear camera...
Poor visibility outdoors, Edge panel difficult for left users...
At first, many thought of the edge display is a gimmick, but in reality, it's more than just that. The edge panel gives users new ways to interact with the device, and to get work done in an easier, faster way. Think of it as your mini-dashboard with a...
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klgadgetguy.com Updated:
2016-11-24 07:19:28
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The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge was a surprised announcement back in IFA 2014, nobody expected Samsung to bring a once conceptual product on to the stage alongside with its flagship Galaxy Note 4, the Note Edge recently went official in Malaysia at a whoopin...
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Mobile88.com Updated:
2016-11-24 07:19:28
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The mobile phone we're holding here is no ordinary phone. Even in our clutch it feels different. On one side of our hand it feels plastic; on the other side it feels a glass-like sleek and smooth. The world has certainly not seen such an asymmetrical phon...
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Samsung Malaysia generously lent unit TheSkop smartphones with their first curved screen, the GALAXY Note Edge. This smartphone has the best performance for Samsung devices now, even comparable to the GALAXY N...
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The world's first commercially available smartphone with a curved edge display is here — the Samsung GALAXY Note Edge . Announced late last year, the GALAXY Note Edge has been commercially available in Malaysia since last Friday, 6 February 2015. To buil...
If there's one word to describe the Note Edge at first glance and at first pick-up is that it's big. Because it has a curved edge, it's also chunkier than a Note 4. The asymmetrical nature of the design makes it unique and it's overall well-built. The 5.6...
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When the Galaxy Note 4 was announced a few months ago, it was accompanied by a more innovative phablet called the Note Edge. The Note Edge is Samsung's first ever smartphone that had a display that ran off the edge of the phone (thus the name), making it...
The Galaxy Note Edge is a visually arresting smartphone because of the curved display on the right side. It attracts eyeballs and the phone instantly becomes the center of conversation for anyone (who has a thick enough wallet) who has it. The rest of the...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is finally available in Malaysia, featuring an extra curved screen running down the right side of the device. The Galaxy Note Edge may not appeal to some, but it definitely is something different from the typical smartphones i...
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In Samsung's vision of the future, everything with a screen is curved, from your TV , to your smart watch , to your computer monitor , to your smartphone. Even devices without a curved form factor have curved displays, like the new Samsung Galaxy Note Edg...
Like a Note 4 with sprinkles.With a product as daring as the Note Edge, lots of things could have gone wrong. Despite this, Samsung has avoided all pitfalls and successfully made something innovative and new without requiring any compromises. The side scr...
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You can't say Samsung isn't willing to try just about anything.If there's one recurring theme with the company, it's that it tests products in public and sees what sticks. Phablets. Six different smartwatch models in the last 13 months. A virtual reality...
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At a pre-IFA 2014 Samsung Unpacked 2014 Episode 2 Event ( Episode 1 was in February when Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S5 ) in Berlin, the company unveiled not one, but two new Galaxy Note devices. They are the Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy Note Edge.Having...
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The Note Edge's rounded screen is instantly noticeable. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy Round 's full curve, the Edge's display only curves off on the right hand side of the device, with the curved edge effectively acting as a small second screen.Thanks to its...
Curve has genuine value, Good camera, Feature-packed and powerful...
Very expensive, Battery life isn't great, A very wide mobile...
At first glance, it's hard to see why Samsung just didn't release the Galaxy Note Edge and scrap the Note 4 altogether.When we asked a representative, they told us that price was one factor for releasing two separate devices. The increased production cost...
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At today's pre-IFA 2014 Samsung Unpacked 2014 Episode 2 Event (Episode 1 was in February when Samsung unveiled the GALAXY S5) in Berlin, the company unveiled not one, but two new GALAXY Note devices. They are the GALAXY Note 4 and GALAXY Note Edge .Having...
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wovow.org Updated:
2016-12-22 14:09:00
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Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, in the version of Samsung Galaxy Note in April has a curved one of the side edges. This decision allows the Korean company to introduce a small space to display notifications or perform simple tasks, even when the smartphone has...
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You've never seen anything quite like the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The phone looks like it's melting. The entire right edge of the device is a second screen. And though it feels like a gimmick at first, that extra, angled real estate can be surprisingly...
It's basically a Galaxy Note 4. The best part of the Note Edge is that it's based on a phone that's already great. It still has an awesome screen and multitasking features that make big screens make sense. Almost everything I liked about the Note 4 is sti...
A lot of the special features on the Note Edge barely even benefit from the curve. Like 95 per cent of this stuff would also work on a Note 4 that just had a strip of display devoted to it. Anything that does make use of the curved edge is pretty circumst...
Nope. The curved screen on the Note Edge can surprisingly useful, and way less of a random gimmick than any curved-screen phone that's come before. But! It's not useful enough to be worth the extra £50ish you can expect to pay for it. Besides, it's not wo...
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Samsung also took this opportunity to take the curved edge concept from the Note Edge a step further and put it on both sides. Although it adds little to functionality, no one can deny it is certainty neat to look at, especially as content falls off the s...
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Update 4/6/15 4:17PM: It has been pointed out that there are, in fact, media player controls for Google Play and Spotify on the curved screen. So, correction, the media player controls are available for the Note Edge and are useful (you don't have to cl...
Greatlooking Screen, Sleek Design, Good Battery Life...
Curve Isn't Very Useful, No Lollipop, Uncomfortable in One Hand...
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What entails a flagship smartphone? The question posed here might be a simple one, as most companies put their best showing into one, singular product. To the Korean giant in Samsung, however, the idea of a flagship phone is now spread not to only one de...
Attractive, futuristic design, Premium choice of materials, Camera deliver impressive qualities, Themes support with TouchWiz...
It's a magnet for finger prints and smudges, Some features of the dual curved display are gimmicky, Average call quality...
Cost aside, if we're to choose a phone in this latest series, we'd have to go with the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge mainly because it's every bit the class-leading performer of its sibling, but in a more aesthetically pleasing design. Superficially, the two Gal...
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It's fitting that this review is coming out just after announced their new S6 and S6 Edge, the latter of which takes the Note Edge's right side curve and copies to the left side as well. The age of curved displays is entering the mainstream. For now, thou...
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"With its cascading side display, the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge takes a page out of the future. Our review"While Samsung continues to dominate smartphone sales (controversial data aside), of late, the South Korean behemoth has been slipping. And we're not...
Edge screen adds several interesting features, Same Note 4 performance, Great pair of cameras, Excellent battery life...
Edge screen functionality is still limited, Large size makes it cumbersome for singlehanded use, Expensive...
After extensively using the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, many of the fears we admittedly had about this unique device dissolved into nothing. When we first saw images of the smartphone, we thought the curved display would be cumbersome to use, becoming accid...
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The designs of the Note 4 and Note Edge can be better described as modern, sleek and business like. Both phones have the speaker grill centered on the top of the screen with the Samsung brand right below it. Moving to the right you get the light sensor, L...
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At the end of November I reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and found it to be one of the nicest Android smartphones to date. Although I liked it very much, I didn't lust after it enough to end up upgrading to it from my LG G3 . It seems that the current...
Side display that shows notifications and news, Side display shows time with swipe, Side display is a launcher that displays 7 icons...
Slightly less battery life than Note 4, Not symmetrical...
When it's all said and done, the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 that has slightly less battery capacity, the power button on the top edge and a unique curved display that is used to launch apps and view notifications. Does the additio...
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Even if Samsung has not been quite that successful with its smartphones last year, and the Chinese competition is putting it under pressure, the Korean manufacturer is a key player in the market. It also proves that by introducing innovative ideas like th...
Great screen, Bend leads to a larger screen surface, Solid and high-quality casing, High performance, Low temperature development, Useful battery life, Stylus use possible, Extensive software, Decent cameras, Diverse communication options, Accurate GPS mo...
Only middling voice quality, Unfavorably placed speaker, with mediocre sound, Longer load throttles graphics card, Unclear operation of the lateral screen, High power consumption...
In Review Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. Test model courtesy of Samsung GermanyFor a street price of 749 Euros (~$853), you should get quite a cool smartphone, and Samsung can in fact deliver that. The "curved" screen is perhaps not always absolutely practical...
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Let's take a look at each device's hardware, and then we can talk about what makes one better than the other — or if that is even the case.Using a micrometer and digital scale, the Note 4 measures approximately 6.1″ tall x 3.1″ wide x 0.35″ thick (it's 0...
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The Galaxy Note Edge was introduced alongside the Galaxy Note 4 . It's essentially the same exact phone except the right edge is curved and it serves as a secondary display. On the surface, it looks kind of cool, but when it comes to technology, cool stuf...
The Galaxy Note Edge is a little ahead of its time. It's a proof of concept if you will. I have no doubt that curved displays are in the future, but for now they don't really offer a whole hell of a lot. If the Note Edge was the Note 4 and priced the same...
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Samsung's grip on the mobile world is waning, partially because it's continued to play things safe with its Galaxy S line while its competitors up their game. So kudos to the Korean giant for taking a shot at something truly new and different with the Gal...
Amazing display, Strong Note 4 internals, Curve has a few neat tricks...
Curve is largely underutilized, Some sluggish spots, Pricier than Note 4...
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge puts an interesting, innovative, and sadly inessential new tweak on one of the best large Android phones available today. Little that made the Note 4 so excellent is lost here, but what you gain is co...
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I posted my review of the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge at the end of November. I was then sent a T-Mobile version so I could use it as my daily driver with my own T-Mobile account. After more than a month of daily usage, I'm further convinced the Note Edge de...
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Beau HD reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The Galaxy Note Edge features a 5.6-inch 2560x1440 Super AMOLED display, Snapdragon 805 quad-core processor with 3GB of RAM, 16-megapixel camera sensor, 3000mah battery, and Android 4.4.4 KitKat. While the cur...
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The curved Samsung Galaxy Note 4 variant known as the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is one of the most expensive smartphones on the market. It's also one of the most intriguing. With that in mind, this early Samsung Galaxy Note Edge review will touch on some o...
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Samsung isn't afraid to experiment with gimmicks. They love to include heart rate monitors on their smartphones and have web pages scroll with the movement of your eyes. They came out first with smartwatches that take SIM cards. And now, they've also adde...
Same excellent performance and camera quality as the Note 4. Decent display, and the S Pen is still handy.
Uncomfortable, awkward design hindered by curved display. Most Edge screen features don't actually require the Edge screen at all. Limited ecosystem takes little true advantage of the Edge. Too expensive.
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After reviewing the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, I was not expecting any major deviation in user experience when I got hold of the Note Edge (SM-N915G) from StarHub Community for a review.I was wrong.The Note Edge has a few differences from the Note 4.Lighter w...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge offers everything we love about the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with the addition of curved AMOLED technology that creates a unique secondary display. It takes some getting used to, and functionality is limited for now, but the phon...
Innovative Edge display adds functionality to the Note 4 design, Ataglance notifications offer distraction free use, Shortcuts on Edge display free up space on the main homescreen...
Can be slightly awkward to hold/takes some getting used to, No perfect solution for lefthanders, Battery life slightly worse than standard Note 4...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge takes everything we like about the Note 4 and enhances it with its Edge display. Is it enough to say it is a better overall phone? The answer to that still isn't quite clear. While the Edge display has its advantages with quic...
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androidandme.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:18
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PhoneDog's Beau HD reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The Galaxy Note Edge sports a 5.6-inch QHD Super AMOLED display, Snapdragon 805 quad-core processor with 3GB of RAM, 16MP camera sensor, 3000mah battery, and Android 4.4.4 KitKat. When it comes to S...
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We applaud companies willing to push the envelope with innovative new design approaches. Sometimes their efforts aren't rewarded with complete market acceptance, but unique features and hardware that attempt to blaze new trails in existing markets, are al...
Same stellar performance as on the Note 4, Gorgeous display and classy styling, Useful Revolving UI on curved display, Camera captures excellent images...
Quite expensive...
The overall performance of the Galaxy Note Edge aligns very closely to the Note 4. For all intents and purposes, the Note Edge is a Note 4 underneath, hence the similar scores across the board. If you were impressed or satisfied with the performance of th...
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The Note Edge is based on the Note 4, a phone I reviewed several months ago. Given that they are otherwise identical but for the side-screen features, a full review is sort of missing the point (that, and reviews of the Note Edge are up on the web elsewhe...
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Using the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is an exercise in obsession with using the biggest and the newest in smartphone tech. This smartphone is not necessarily the most well thought out for the end user - you, and it's not necessarily the best smartphone solu...
This device will cost you between $399.99 and $429.99 with a two-year contract depending on the carrier you pick it up on. Since you're not necessarily going to pick this device up on-contract - that's the cool way to go these days - you'll be paying a co...
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The Galaxy Note Edge from Samsung is for phablet lovers who want a little something extra on the side. It offers all the great features found on the Note 4, but adds a unique, curved display that acts like a notification and control center on steroids. I...
The Note Edge from Samsung is the Galaxy Note 4's more tempting cousin. Where the Note 4 is a safe choice, the Note Edge is a bit riskier thanks to the unknown value of the Edge Screen. The hardware is fantastic. It's a well-designed and well-built phone...
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The Galaxy Note 4 is so 2014, but the Note Edge is Samsung looking forward. Despite what you might first think, this is a hint at what we can expect from the company's future smartphones.The Edge was sort of a surprise announcement at IFA in Berlin earlie...
Innovative, beautiful display, Excellent performance, Best-in-class connectivity...
Poor support for Edge Screen, Awkward ergonomics, Expensive...
Ahead of the curve The biggest barrier for the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is that it's one of the most expensive handsets on the market right now, especially if you want it free on a contract, but it's a device that needs to exist whether you think it m...
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Innovators take chances. Without people taking chances we would not make progress. Can you imagine a world without smartphones? Prior to the iPhone, the smartphone market was definitely a niche market, only uber tech people used smartphones. Data plans an...
The Note 4 Edge is more expensive than the Note 4 by 100-150 dollars depending on who you buy it from as it is offered by a multitude of vendors. The Note 4 price, off contract, ranges from $700-800 dollars whereas the Note 4 Edge comes in between $900-95...
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Apart from growing bigger (and bigger ... and bigger ...), the fundamental design of the smartphone hasn't changed a lot since the first iPhone back in 2007. But Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge, with its curved "Edge Display," is the rare phone that breaks the...
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We don't see a ton of innovation in smartphones today with most of them in the black slab form factor. However, Samsung recently launched the Galaxy Note Edge with a unique curved edge/secondary display that adds real value to the smartphone experience.I...
Gorgeous, industryleading Super AMOLED quad HD display Nonfunctional fingerprint scanner, Innovative secondary edge display No water resistant rating, Premium metal frame Overpopulated notification area, High quality camera and useful front facing camera...
Nonfunctional fingerprint scanner, No water resistant rating, Overpopulated notification area, Nonfunctional fingerprint scanner, No water resistant rating, Overpopulated notification area...
As a smartphone user who enjoys high end specifications and unique features, I have to say I am seriously considering a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. My wife is a Samsung Galaxy S5 user and as soon as she saw the Note Edge she said she wanted one. I would lov...
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Samsung isn't afraid to try new things to varying degrees of success. It pioneered the big phone trend and was one of the first to tackle the nascent smartwatch market. Now the company seems very interested in experimenting on the smartphone, taking a stu...
The biggest problem is that the Note Edge is $399 through AT&T with a two-year agreement. When you consider how experimental the device is, it doesn't quite feel like making that kind of commitment is worth it, particularly when the Note 4 is already expe...
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Up until recently, most smartphones have generally had the same form factor – a slab of glass, surrounded by a square body – and that gets boring. It's not often that we see a new form factor readily available for the public to purchase. In fact, it almos...
Curved screen is first of its kind in the market, Note 4 design returns, until you get to the right side, Performance is top tier, Camera is still quite powerful, When the curve proves useful, it's great, Hardware offerings are robust, S Pen is still its...
The curved display remains weird even after you get used to it, Ergonomics take a hit when the curve is factored in, When the edge doesn't work, it's infuriating, High cost brings the curve's existence into question...
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The Galaxy Note series of phablets has opened up the market to larger devices, but as we're seeing more and more of these big-screen phones, the differences between them start to wash out. Samsung, the originator of the category, however, has a few trick...
The Galaxy Note Edge is a lot about showing off the amazing capabilities of Samsung's AMOLED displays, and how they curve and bend. It's a show-off feature, and as such, it is granted to get you a lot of looks and attention, but it does little in terms of...
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androidcentral.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:19
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Samsung has been at the forefront of new display technologies throughout recent history, pushing the limits of what AMOLED panels in phones and tablets can do. And beyond improvements in resolution, brightness and colors, Samsung has recently tinkered with curved and flexible displays of all sizes and types...
A tech demonstration that should've stayed as suchHaving spent a long period of time using the Note 4 before and after our extensive review, I was interested to see how the Note Edge's curved display would change the experience. In my opinion the Note 4 o...
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Samsung doesn't need saving just yet, but most people seemed to laugh it off last year when I said that the South Korea-based giant was quickly headed toward a big mess. In developed markets, customers flocked to Samsung's giant phones and their magnifice...
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In the face of widespread criticism and outright mockery, Samsung stayed the course and helped establish a new category of extra-large smartphones. I'm willing to give it the benefit of the doubt, but that only goes so far. The Galaxy Note Edge ($870 up f...
Same fast performance and excellent camera quality as the Note 4. Unique, curved display.
Expensive. Curved screen serves no must-have purpose...
With its curved screen, the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is an innovative, interesting, and unnecessary Android tech demo—save your money and get the Galaxy Note 4 instead...
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When it comes to smartphones, convenience is paramount. The whole existence of the category is centered around doing things quickly and easily, while you're on the go. So anything that adds to that — anything that cuts down the number of steps in performi...
Useful edge panel, Eye-catching design, Outstanding camera...
Expensive...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge feels like the future. Its flagship specs and ostentatiously useful edge panel make it one of the best smartphones you can buy… as long as you've got the cash...
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You've never seen anything quite like the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The phone looks like it's melting. The entire right edge of the device is a second screen. And though it feels like a gimmick at first, that extra, angled real estate can be surprisingly...
It's basically a Galaxy Note 4. The best part of the Note Edge is that it's based on a phone that's already great. It still has an awesome screen and multitasking features that make big screens make sense. Almost everything I liked about the Note 4 is sti...
A lot of the special features on the Note Edge barely even benefit from the curve. Like 95 percent of this stuff would also work on a Note 4 that just had a strip of display devoted to it. Anything that does make use of the curved edge is pretty circumsta...
Nope. The curved screen on the Note Edge can surprisingly useful, and way less of a random gimmick than any curved-screen phone thats come before. But! Its not useful enough to be worth the extra $100 you can expect to pay for it. Besides, its not wort...
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yahoo.com Updated:
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Because the Note Edge's screen takes up the phone's right side, however, Samsung placed its power button along its top edge, meaning that you have to reposition the Edge in your hand to lock its screen or turn it off.The Edge's curved screen also means th...
The Note Edge's Achilles' heel is also its defining characteristic. In order for apps like Twitter and Yahoo Sports to take advantage of the phone's screen, developers have to make their software compatible with the Edge Screen. That means more work just...
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I can tell that smartphone innovation is stalling based on the reactions friends and family have to what I'm reviewing. "I guess the screen is nice," a buddy told me about the Note 4." "That slo-mo video is pretty neat," my aunt said about the iPhone 6 Pl...
Innovative curved display, Fantastically sharp and colorful QHD screen, High-quality 16-MP camera, Improved S Pen...
Edge display has crapware, Not enough edge apps yet, Pricey...
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The phone ships with some “edge panels” pre-installed, and you can customize what you see on your home screen. There's a shortcut to device settings, and different tools like a timer, a flashlight, a voice recorder, and even a ruler. And given that so man...
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Just because you can do something, should you? Samsung thinks so. Its second experimentally screened phone taps into its hardware R&D and production clout to offer something not many other companies can make, let alone bring to the public outside of a fuz...
Beautiful, high-resolution curved display, Long battery life, Good camera, Pretty much a Galaxy Note 4...
Expensive compared to the Galaxy Note 4, Not enough uses for the curved edge, Not ideal for left-handed users, Pretty much a Galaxy Note 4...
Is the Note Edge a gimmick? It's hard to say, but I don't think the curved display is a bad thing. The best part is that even without the edge, you've still got, for all intents and purposes, a Galaxy Note 4, with a stylus, power, long battery life and a...
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One of the most compelling smartphones of late, the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge brought a fresh wave of innovation to the smartphone industry with its novel, unorthodox display that overlaps the right side bezel and provides a whole new functionality approa...
There you have it, almost all of the bad and the good concerning the first QHD monster that broke cover, the LG G3, and the ingenious and unorthodox S Pen-flaunting Samsung Galaxy Note Edge phablet. With its plastic/metal build and intriguing Edge display...
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It's fair to say that Samsung surprised the majority of the industry when it whipped out the Galaxy Note Edge alongside the Note 4 during its announcement event at IFA 2014. Not only werewe not prepared for two Note models, but we were taken unawares by...
Now that we've explored the anatomy of the Note Edge and the device it's based on – the Note 4 – in parts, we can finally claim to have something approaching a holistic view of the matter. Unfortunately for the nevertheless appealing Note Edge, when the s...
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examiner.com Updated:
2016-10-28 02:52:19
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The first thing you'll notice about the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is definitely its curved display. It's like a peek into the future where everything is fluidic and flat screen has become an age-old design from the past. Pretty fancy you'd think, but does...
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Built in speaker, mic and 3.5mm standard stereo headphone jack.Networking: Integrated dual band WiFi 802.11b/g/n/ac, NFC and Bluetooth 4.0.Software: Android OS 4.4 KitKat with Samsung TouchWiz software and UI customizations. Samsung apps include S Note...
Attractive and eye-catching curved display with secondary screen function that's actually very useful. As with the Note 4, it's fast, has a gorgeous display and plenty of screen real estate. Removable battery and microSD card slot, sharp camera...
Expensive...
Samsung's doing an admirable job of fighting the copycat label they earned in the Apple v. Samsung court battles a few years back. This is an original and daring phone, and we're glad they took the chance. Yes, it's expensive, especially when paired with...
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A special screen on a proven phone — but is curved covetable?I would very much like a flexible smartphone that I could scrunch up like paper and stuff into a pocket. I don't quite know why I would like that, but it feels like something that the future sho...
Astonishing display, Head-turning form factor, Basically a Galaxy Note 4...
Battery life decent, but a step down from the Note 4, Not many apps that make use of the screen, Samsung's software is still too overbearing...
More times than not, the Verge score is based on the average of the subscores below. However, since this is a non-weighted average, we reserve the right to tweak the overall score if we feel it doesn't reflect our overall assessment and price of the produ...
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Samsung builds some of the best smartphone cameras in the market. The Galaxy Note Edge looks to continue this trend with a 16MP rear-facing camera with Smart Optical Image Stabilizer, and a 3.7MP front-facing camera with an f/1.9 aperture and a 90-120 deg...
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In its eagerness to show off its latest technology -- and possibly take a bit of the attention from the September 9th's iPhone 6 announcement -- Samsung offered a glimpse today of three upcoming devices : the Galaxy Note 4, due to ship sometime in October...
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Today Samsung announced two brand new smartphones that will be coming to the US market in the near future. One being the highly rumored and hotly anticipated Galaxy Note 4, but along with it came a brand new device called the Samsung Galaxy Edge. This is...
In closing, I like it. Maybe it's the quick notifications for sports scores, the small area to ignore an incoming call, or the ruler tool, but there's something about the curved edge that just opens more possibilities, and will allow for more features and...
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 Single SIM 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 3000 mAh Black Smartphones (SM-N915FZKETUR)")
