reliancedigital.in Updated: 2019-11-26 16:07:43
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The Samsung Galaxy S3 launched three years back, and it was one of the best smartphones in the market back then. Its successors, the Galaxy S4 and the Galaxy S5 received criticism for carrying the same old design. Even the top-notch hardware didn't a lot...
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Samsung's latest flagship, the Galaxy S6 Edge isn't just about good looks. It offers great performance too. The processor is faster than the ones equipped in competitive devices, the screen is sharp and vibrant and the camera performance is good. The over...
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Samsung had the world wondering what it meant by 'Next is Now' during the launch of the Galaxy S6 series. After the launch, Samsung had touted that it had come up with a camera unit that it was putting into the S6 series that would be second to none. Soun...
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The Galaxy S6 Edge performs well across all video modes. Detail, exposure and white balance are good. On the downside, "rolling shutter" effect is noticeable and under artificial light colour casts can occur although down to a near minimum. The intere...
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Samsung India Electronics announced the commercial launch of a new colour “Emerald Green” for Galaxy S6 Edge. Launched globally on April 10th, Samsung's Galaxy S6 and S6 edge smartphones redefined what's next in mobility. In addition to the existing colou...
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bgr.in Updated: 2019-11-26 16:07:45
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Samsung's S6 Edge was launched to bring back the innovation quotient to the Korean company. The phone, which had drawn significant amount of research and development from Bengaluru, was introduced in March at a starting price of Rs 58,900. Here is the IAN...
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Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Street Price: Rs 62,000 (32 GB) After getting panned for the lack of design flair, Samsung decided to launch two variants of its flagship — the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge. Off the two, the Edge variant comes with a significantly n...
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Premium construction, Fancy Edge screen, AMOLED panel offers vibrant colours, Compact than most 5.1inch phones, Excellent performance.
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Edge screen isn't really useful, Battery life could have been better...
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Base model priced at Rs 62,000, the S6 Edge is undoubtedly an absurdly expensive phone. I personally don't buy any handset that costs more than Rs 30,000. However, if you have money to splurge, the S6 Edge gives you bragging rights of owning a unique pho...
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Samsung continued the same kind of design with their S line Smartphones. Until now there wasn't something really 'new' about the design of the phones except a little change in shape and the ability to fend water. With this new generation of Galaxy S Smart...
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Beautiful Design, Fingerprint (finally working as promised), Quality Materials, Outstanding Camera, Fast Charging (wireless is gimmick), Excellent Screen, Performance Beast...
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No MicroSD-slot, Battery not removable, Glass on the back may get damaged pretty fast, Premium Price (100 euro more than the normal edition)...
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Samsung was able to create an almost perfect piece this year, boasting groundbreaking performance, a very capable camera and an innovative design built with quality materials (metal frame and glass body). Something we said in our previous review was 'We'r...
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5.1” Super AMOLED Quad-HD display (577ppi) 1.5 GHz octa-core Samsung Exynos 7420 CPU, 3 GB RAM Android 5.0.2 Lollipop 16 MP rear with LED Flash & 5 MP front camera 32/64/128 GB in-built storage 2600 mAh batteryPros: Sharpest display in the market, camera...
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Sharpest display in the market, camera beats every other smartphone, a design that turns every head, snappy performance...
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Needs to be handled carefully due to less ergonomic design, Battery life is good but not the best in the race of flagships, Samsung TouchWiz has improved but still stutter at some places, heats up during continues usage, No microSD card slot, hefty price...
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Galaxy S6 Edge is an example of brilliant engineering that finally clears the doubt about Samsung's abilities to produce a true flagship product. It is the Android smartphone that could kill the urge to shift to the latest iPhone for features such as des...
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techmagnifier.com Updated: 2019-11-26 16:07:46
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If we count the most anticipated Samsung Galaxy S phones till date, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge would be the one, no doubt. But there's nothing hyped about it.The phone has been built from scratch, says Samsung, its one-of a kind design inspiring to keep e...
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One of a kind design, Ultra slim,light and ergonomic, Android L refreshed TouchWiz interface, Blazing fast camera, fingerprint unlock...
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Avaerage battery backup, No expandable storage, Heats up...
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Samsung has breathed a new life into its Galaxy S series by upgrading almost everything. Though it was grudginly needed to save the series from getting derided again, a paradigm change has come through the Galaxy S6 Edge. The design is so fresh and off th...
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If the “Next big thing” ads weren't clearer, Samsung has always wanted its Galaxy S to be an iPhone. Premium, desirable and something people aspire to buy. The Galaxy S series was aspirational indeed, and was often ahead of the iPhone in many departments...
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What usually seems like a botched-up job, is now the common underlying theme for Samsung's latest flagship device, user experience. The Korean manufacturer has finally done a lot of things right, thereby bringing the Galaxy S range to aspirational levels...
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The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is the phone Samsung should pit against the Apple iPhone 6. It beats the iPhone in performance and imaging and is the best smartphone Samsung has built till date. If you have the budget, then go for it.Out of the first 100 peopl...
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Performance beats all competitors, Best smartphone camera right now, Superb display...
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Glass on all sides makes it fragile, The Edge display doesn't add much functionality...
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The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is the phone Samsung should pit against the Apple iPhone 6. It beats the iPhone in performance and imaging and is the best smartphone Samsung has built till date. If you have the budget, then go for it.Where to buySamsung Galaxy...
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Today you are witnessing history in the making. We've chosen the Galaxy S6 and the S6 edge to be the subjects for our first ever video review. It certainly isn't our first ever video, but it sure is the first video that we've put so much effort and creati...
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Samsung's Galaxy S flagships have always been the Android devices to beat with top of the line hardware and high definition display ratios. But there's been one constant crib – Samsung's plastic fetish. It's kept their devices lighter but has not done Sam...
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Build quality, Display...
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Battery life is average...
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We also said that while there was a lot to like about the Galaxy S6 (Review | Pictures) in terms of design, restraint and overall identity, Samsung had held back in terms of really exploring new ideas of what a smartphone can and should be. That's where t...
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Good, Fantastic performance, Unmatched original style, Incredible camera...
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No microSD slot, Difficult to grip securely...
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Ultimately, Samsung decided to play it safe and offer two different versions of its Galaxy S6 flagship; one with the new curved screen and one without. This is one time when we're actually happy that the company has launched multiple similar models - this...
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stuffmideast.com Updated: 2019-11-26 16:07:49
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Samsung can't innovate, right? It just copies whatever Apple does, repackaging the Cupertino firm's genius designs for the less-discerning masses and wrapping them in plastic shells. Plastic! The horror!A slightly unfair stereotype, maybe, but not one wit...
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How big of an impact can a small change have? The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge has only the extra screen curves compared to the vanilla Galaxy S6, but these two phones couldn't feel any more different - it's a difference that you can readily feel when you hold...
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With the Galaxy Note Edge, Samsung was offering a cutting edge device to early adopters - what should have been a prototype became a retail product. The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge is on a similar path though this time its mass market destiny is not under ques...
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gizmodo.in Updated: 2019-11-26 16:07:50
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Samsung's Galaxy S6 is a fantastic smartphone. But maybe you find it boring. Maybe it's disappointing that the new Android standard-bearer looks so much like an Apple product. If that's the case, perhaps the Galaxy S6 Edge is more your speed.The S6 Edge...
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We had the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge with us for a short time so we took a stroll though Barcelona with a Galaxy Note Edge for an impromptu shootout. We took some photos and videos and you will find the direct comparisons on the following pages.The Galaxy S6...
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With the dust slowly settling after the initial clamor of the MWC announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6, we got to spend a few more relaxed moments with the Korean flagship pair. While they're impressive from any angle, we tried to focus on...
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Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge are among the most important product launches for the company in quite some time. At a time of unprecedented levels of competition, the duo has the task to bring back the good times for the Korean giant.The past quarte...
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