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Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge hands-on Review

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge hands-on Review

Posted on February 23, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge was unexpectedly one of our favourite phones of last year, proving itself to be much more than the gimmicky sibling of the S6 with a design that really worked and a few nice software touches to boot.

Of course, it came in two versions – the 5.2in S6 Edge and the 5.7in S6 Edge Plus, the latter winning itself an Award in our larger phones category.

This year, Samsung’s Edge contribution sits some way between the two at 5.5in, with a refined design, improved spec list and enhanced usability that makes that edge design more useful than ever before.
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