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Galaxy S6 Edge vs. Note Edge; Samsung gets edgy

Posted on May 10, 2015April 24, 2020 By Hulk

Now that we can call Samsung the edgiest smartphone maker on the planet, with their two curved-screen devices that tumble off the side of the device, it’s time to compare the two. Should you opt for the larger Note Edge, or is the Galaxy S6 Edge right for you? Two sloped sides, or one? It’s a tough question to answer, but if you’re slipping your credit card out to buy a Note Edge, you might want to wait. Then again, it might be your best bet.


Specs are one thing, but neither distances itself from the other wildly in that regard. In a larger sense, each edgy smartphone is nothing more than an iteration of its namesake device. A Note Edge is a slope-y Note 4; the Galaxy S6 Edge simply adds a bit of flavor to the Galaxy S6.

There are some obvious advantages the Note Edge has over the Galaxy S6 Edge. The larger screen will find favor with some, and the addition of a stylus is handy for the productive. In a review I wrote on our sister site Android Community, I was complimentary of Samsung’s weird new smartphone.
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