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5 things that could have made the Galaxy S6 edge+ better

By Preslav Kateliev

Updated: Aug 13, 2015, 10:14 AM

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5 things that could have made the Galaxy S6 edge+ better

Well folks, they're here – Samsung has decided to unveil its two leading phablets early this year and both the Note5 and the supersized Galaxy S6 edge+ are now official.

In terms of design, the S6 edge+ is just as gorgeous as its smaller sibling, its body sporting premium materials and high-class looks , while its hardware is equally impressive – a 64-bit octa-core processor, which gave us some impressive benchmark results, combined with the generous 4 GB of LPDDR4 RAM, and Samsung's new, super-fast flash storage technology all promise an incredibly snappy handset.

Sammy's new TouchWiz is no longer an overcluttered, feature-packed, stuttering mess, and it seems that the S6 edge+ keeps it this way. Some new functions, however, have made their way to the handset – such as a Live Broadcast mode for the camera, and Samsung Pay, of course.

So, the Galaxy S6 edge+ appears to be a great phablet, indeed, but does it lack features, which could've made it even better? Well, let's nitpick!

Five things that could have made the Galaxy S6 edge+ better

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Preslav, a member of the PhoneArena team since 2014, is a mobile technology enthusiast with a penchant for integrating tech into his hobbies and work. Whether it's writing articles on an iPad Pro, recording band rehearsals with multiple phones, or exploring the potential of mobile gaming through services like GeForce Now and Steam Link, Preslav's approach is hands-on and innovative. His balanced perspective allows him to appreciate both Android and iOS ecosystems, focusing on performance, camera quality, and user experience over brand loyalty.

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