Samsung Galaxy S7 edge User Reviews

shauncusi posted on Dec 07, 2016, 1:10 AM
Posts: 8; Member since: Jan 11, 2016

Best Galaxy yet!

shauncusi has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is truly one device that stands apart from its competitors. Coming off from an iPhone 6s, the only thing I miss is the app availability and quality from ios. Other than that, the S7 Edge beats the iPhones in all areas. The camera is superb, the screen is jaw dropping, and it's waterproof. Just take into consideration that the battery life depletes quickly overtime. Overall, this is one of the best devices out there.

Ironboned posted on Oct 30, 2016, 5:07 PM
Posts: 77; Member since: Jun 16, 2016

best phone ever

Ironboned has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

Really best phone ever. Camera is is a dream and display is extremely sharp and clear . Really nice shape, awesome battery life. Fast and responsible , Fair price and nice UI. TouchWiz could could be a bit lite and faster but it's still fast enough .

Ironboned alternatives:

Google Pixel

LG V20

LetThereBeLight posted on Aug 28, 2016, 2:48 PM
Posts: 122; Member since: Nov 20, 2014

Overall it is good with typicall samsung problems

LetThereBeLight has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

So... Everybody knows good things I guess. Screen is great probably the best. Camera is great probably the best however shutter delays sometimes. And the flows. The speaker is so so but it is ok, the line out (headphone) volume I don't know from personal experience but according to other tests it is however better and better in the Samsung scale but not an HTC/Apple level. The materials and finish and design is great however of course the not edge version is far more comfortable to hold but at least it is better than S6 for my ear (s6 has a sharp edge there) The ear peace is not changed too much in time it is now quite old-school. Worst for me is Home button. I get accustom using on screen buttons recently and physical home button is a big step back and really unnecessary, HTC has Home button with fingerprint scanner without needing to push only touch. It is heavy to push and clicks, so not my favorite part but Easy Home app saved me however quite unreliable... And of course Touchwiz... However I like many feature but it is heavy still heavy and buggy and I already had to factory reset the phone cause it started restart by itself after 2-3 weeks of usage. I have never have this before with any of my phones. Now it looks fine but still, weird. And of course a friend of mine has a T mobile version mine is free and her phone seems different, like t mobile could optimize better than Samsung??? Or mine is a bad copy?Anyway, weird, even her easy home app works always... Water proof...  

So... Everybody knows good things I guess. Screen is great probably the best. Camera is great probably the best however shutter delays sometimes. And the flows. The speaker is so so but it is ok, the line out (headphone) volume I don't know from personal experience but according to other tests it is however better and better in the Samsung scale but not an HTC/Apple level. The materials and finish and design is great however of course the not edge version is far more comfortable to hold but at least it is better than S6 for my ear (s6 has a sharp edge there) The ear peace is not changed too much in time it is now quite old-school. Worst for me is Home button. I get accustom using on screen buttons recently and physical home button is a big step back and really unnecessary, HTC has Home button with fingerprint scanner without needing to push only touch. It is heavy to push and clicks, so not my favorite part but Easy Home app saved me however quite unreliable... And of course Touchwiz... However I like many feature but it is heavy still heavy and buggy and I already had to factory reset the phone cause it started restart by itself after 2-3 weeks of usage. I have never have this before with any of my phones. Now it looks fine but still, weird. And of course a friend of mine has a T mobile version mine is free and her phone seems different, like t mobile could optimize better than Samsung??? Or mine is a bad copy?Anyway, weird, even her easy home app works always... Water proof thing is awesome. And one more thing I really cannot understand since the beginning of Samsung phones. The left handed volume rockers. And especially now with these big phones quite every manufacturer started place the buttons lower and of course to right side which is much better but this is the worst, left side and on the top unreachable. I guess my skills are limited to understand this decision... Always on display is great however credit goes to Nokia Lumia, but when it changes dim according to ambient is quite like an unfinished software, no nice fading just hard switch. This is my biggest problem with the Samsung gear s2 watch too, when the watch face dims to power-saver face it glitches, flickers, also like an unfinished software instead of nicely fading to dim. This is the area Samsung still need to improve, the real user experience, the real aesthetics of eye catchy visual tech pleasures. Typicall samsung weirdness I factory reseted the phone from recovery menu and since then I don't have the same S healh pace meter widget as I had, weird huhh? I don't understand why they cannot set the phone to be unable to pick up phone when the proxymeter sensor is on means it is in my pocket I always hang up when I try to take the phone out however it is set to no need to slide just push but it is so lame and unnessesery to slide anyway. About lame volume buttons they are placed to opposite to power button so I accidentely push them sometmies when power off. EU version.

iLovesarcasm posted on Aug 09, 2016, 3:20 AM
Posts: 589; Member since: Oct 20, 2014

S7 Exynos Duos

iLovesarcasm has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

The biggest problem is the laggy Samsung keyboard, and the rest is almost perfect. Great camera, battery life, perfect size for a phone. Black Onyx is the best color, while Platinum gold looks like a gold christmas gift wrap.

iLovesarcasm alternatives:

Samsung Galaxy A8

Samsung Galaxy Note5

HTC 10

mariow2015 posted on May 23, 2016, 1:41 AM
Posts: 49; Member since: Jan 08, 2014

10/10

mariow2015 has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

This Phone is amazing. Would recommend to anyone looking to buy a new phone, Best phone out there! Best that Samsung could offer in a phone, definitely worth the wait and buy. Wouldn't want any other phone.

johnriii posted on May 16, 2016, 10:17 AM
Posts: 248; Member since: Oct 17, 2011

Samsung got it right!

johnriii has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

coming from a Note 4, a beast in it's own right, I had high expectations. I worried about losing a few different things: 1-removable battery, 2-screen size, 3-battery life. yes, two of those are basically the same thing, but that's how much I stress over battery longevity. the S7 Edge has made me a believer, and I doubt I will have buyers remorse when the Note 6 comes out in August. I owned the S4 before the Note4, and I vowed never to come back to the S series again. never say never, because this guy is back, and happier than ever. I have tried to find something about this phone that I don't like, and after two weeks, I can't. I put this phone through everything that I normally do, and it just handles like a pro. lots of gaming, video streaming, facebook, Netflix, hulu, the S7 edge fires through these tasks like nothing I've ever seen, with nary a lag incident. I've TRIED to make the phone lag, but I can't. RAM management is superb, battery life is BETTER than the Note 4, and the build quality gets LOTS of attention from onlookers. this is a sexy beast, and it doesn't feel like a phone with a 5.5 inch display. my one suggestion is to get a very thin, clear TPU case, to give you better grip, as she's a slippery one out of the box, not to mention the infamous tag of "fingerprint magnet" on all colors. I have the silver one, and my clear case lets my tout my futuristic toy in all its glory. also, the waterproof/water resistant aspect is a super bonus, as water is just about everywhere...  

coming from a Note 4, a beast in it's own right, I had high expectations. I worried about losing a few different things: 1-removable battery, 2-screen size, 3-battery life. yes, two of those are basically the same thing, but that's how much I stress over battery longevity. the S7 Edge has made me a believer, and I doubt I will have buyers remorse when the Note 6 comes out in August. I owned the S4 before the Note4, and I vowed never to come back to the S series again. never say never, because this guy is back, and happier than ever. I have tried to find something about this phone that I don't like, and after two weeks, I can't. I put this phone through everything that I normally do, and it just handles like a pro. lots of gaming, video streaming, facebook, Netflix, hulu, the S7 edge fires through these tasks like nothing I've ever seen, with nary a lag incident. I've TRIED to make the phone lag, but I can't. RAM management is superb, battery life is BETTER than the Note 4, and the build quality gets LOTS of attention from onlookers. this is a sexy beast, and it doesn't feel like a phone with a 5.5 inch display. my one suggestion is to get a very thin, clear TPU case, to give you better grip, as she's a slippery one out of the box, not to mention the infamous tag of "fingerprint magnet" on all colors. I have the silver one, and my clear case lets my tout my futuristic toy in all its glory. also, the waterproof/water resistant aspect is a super bonus, as water is just about everywhere we go, though I wouldn't suggest swimming or showering with the phone. I love this phone, I can't even sit at my desk at work without glancing at it every few minutes, just to marvel in it's sleekness, AND observe how the always on display barely impacts battery life AT ALL. 4 hours without touching the phone, I may lose 5% battery, if that much. this phone is just too good to be true.

johnriii alternatives:

HTC 10

phichart posted on Apr 28, 2016, 12:04 AM
Posts: 335; Member since: May 03, 2014

I love this phone

phichart has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

I love this phone but I think Samsung need to update more quickly.. they update system is so slow... I love camera but I don't like 4:3 and night time is a bit yellow.. need to optimized more for battery..

ishaqthkr posted on Apr 22, 2016, 6:36 AM
Posts: 162; Member since: Mar 26, 2015

Best Phone Of 2016

ishaqthkr has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

Well, I'm coming from Galaxy Note Edge. This phone is absolutely brilliant. I have no complaints at all. The best thing about it is is so small yet has so large screen on it. Brilliant Camera.

-BATTERY LIFE IS A WOW!, Battery life is one reason enough to kick out every other smartphone.

-Touchwiz lags? LOL I have yet to see a single lag. Just install package disabler pro and disable all bloats. Maybe that's why I'm yet to see a single lag.

-RAM management is TERRIFIC.
-Screen? Best out there behind S7.

Samsung S7 Edge ROCKS!

Heisen8erg posted on Apr 04, 2016, 2:21 PM
Posts: 28; Member since: Mar 16, 2016

my beloved edge!

Heisen8erg has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

Hi! i have the exynos model for less than a week and i really love this beauty! i owned a lot of phone in last 12-13 years and im not saying this a lot but this is my favorite phone! i use this in the past only for 2 phone! its not perfect but its close to perfection more than ever. this thing is simply the best phone right now. i didn't notice any other cons or deal-breakers except those i mention in this review but its only a week and im gonna update my review in a month.

battery section: and finally the best thing about this lovely phone! i didn't expect anything less and samsung again did a wonderful job with battery life! THANK YOU samsung. its like no one and no company give a s**t about battery life. i love you sammy. you get a best phone in any aspect AND the best battery life you can find. this is "The Dream"! let me give you a picture of how is the battery life. i had a very different phones and goofing around with them but when i pick a phone for my daily driver its should have a very good battery performance. i have a really heavy usage and there is a few phone that can satisfy me. for example in my note 5 which had a excellent battery life (n.3 in my ranking) i plug the phone in charge in 8 in the morning till 9:30 and my day begin at 10. i usually listen to music with my nfc-bluetooth headphone at least 3 h. watching a tv series or movie once a day (fullHD) between 1 hour to 2, checking my instagram, telegram like all the time! and another apps on my phone some...  

Hi! i have the exynos model for less than a week and i really love this beauty! i owned a lot of phone in last 12-13 years and im not saying this a lot but this is my favorite phone! i use this in the past only for 2 phone! its not perfect but its close to perfection more than ever. this thing is simply the best phone right now. i didn't notice any other cons or deal-breakers except those i mention in this review but its only a week and im gonna update my review in a month.

battery section: and finally the best thing about this lovely phone! i didn't expect anything less and samsung again did a wonderful job with battery life! THANK YOU samsung. its like no one and no company give a s**t about battery life. i love you sammy. you get a best phone in any aspect AND the best battery life you can find. this is "The Dream"! let me give you a picture of how is the battery life. i had a very different phones and goofing around with them but when i pick a phone for my daily driver its should have a very good battery performance. i have a really heavy usage and there is a few phone that can satisfy me. for example in my note 5 which had a excellent battery life (n.3 in my ranking) i plug the phone in charge in 8 in the morning till 9:30 and my day begin at 10. i usually listen to music with my nfc-bluetooth headphone at least 3 h. watching a tv series or movie once a day (fullHD) between 1 hour to 2, checking my instagram, telegram like all the time! and another apps on my phone some texting and few phone calls. and my most use is the internet browsing. (i mean really a lot!!) in note 5 around 6 pm i had less than 10% and i should let it go to get home 2-3 hours later unless have a power bank in my pocket! with s7 edge without any Leniency and mercy i make it to the home around 9 pm and have something like 20% remain! in this level and capability battery life is phenomenal. and i don't use the aod but in daily use i don't think make a huge difference.

Heisen8erg alternatives:

Samsung Galaxy S7

Apple iPhone 6s Plus

Android posted on Mar 24, 2016, 5:36 PM
Posts: 21; Member since: Dec 04, 2010

Improved

Android has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

Love the screen size and battery life. I get two days of moderate use. It actually last longer than my edge 6 did with moderate use. It's fast and sound on it is fairly loud. Camera did improve and launches super quick. I love the waterproof feature being brought back. My only complaint is that my S7 edge does not seem to accept 128gb cards or even the 200gb from SanDisk. I've tried almost all legit 128gb, directly from Samsung and best buy. Highest cards my S7 takes is 64gb. Might be a glitch but that is my only complaint.

max1c posted on Mar 13, 2016, 3:33 PM
Posts: 106; Member since: Oct 11, 2014

While not perfect, it's damn close to it.

max1c has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

It's a fantastic phone. It can do everything anyone would want and more. The only problem I have with this phone is the physical navigation keys. If Samsung ditched those, moved fingerprint scanner to the back and used native android navigation this phone would be perfect. High res display and Snapdragon 820 are fantastic for VR but drain the battery quickly. Battery life is good but not great. Overall this is probably the best Android phone that money can buy.

max1c alternatives:

Xiaomi Mi 5

Clars123 posted on Mar 11, 2016, 5:53 PM
Posts: 1082; Member since: Mar 16, 2015

Black Onyx S7 edge (G935F - Global Exynos Model)

Clars123 has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

Easily the best phone I've ever owned. A massive improvement over my S6, and G3.
I was personally a fan of the Black Sapphire and Emerald Green of last year's flagships but I settled with Black because is ws the only Global model available and I found the silver one too flashy in person, same with the gold, and I'm not a fan of white. I hate carrier and regional locks as I travel a lot so I had to buy the phone outright, foregoing the free Gear VR, but I'd say the freedom is definitely worth it. Currently using it on T-mobile. I might get the Gear VR later to see how the VR experience has changed since the Note 4 as well as a gear S2 to further test the devices battery life when tethered to other devices. It does well with my Samsung wireless headset though.

Clars123 alternatives:

Samsung Galaxy S7

Samsung Galaxy S6 Active

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+

nickdlr posted on Nov 29, 2018, 10:31 AM
Posts: 0; Member since: Aug 01, 2014

Typical Samsung

nickdlr has owned it for more than one year before publishing this review

Typical Samsung bloatware and planned obsolescence. I bought this phone after my Note 7 was recalled. I had soured on Samsung after my issues, and friend's/family's issues with their previous Samsung devices, but I loved the Note 7 and was hoping the S7 Edge would be the same phone in a different body... It's a very different device. Some good, some bad, but longevity did this phone in for me. Last Samsung I will probably ever buy.

liebenrw posted on Nov 22, 2017, 10:31 AM
Posts: 0; Member since: Nov 22, 2017

Fragile, but fast. Kinda like an old greyhound.

liebenrw has owned it for more than one year before publishing this review

So to begin, this thing is covered in glass. It looks great in photos and is very sleek, which for many is a big drawing point. It is thin, it is fast, it is a greyhound...that is retired from racing and has rickety bones...on the outside.

Don't get me wrong, this is a top-notch phone that exceeds 80% of the competition, despite being released in 2016. I enjoy the speed and size of the screen and the large internal capacity and expandable memory.

I do not like the glass all around the body of the phone. This is a terrible design flaw, or an intentional design feature meant to have this phone show up in repair shops all around the country.

I am speaking from experience on the fragility of the phone. If you drop it, it will break, and you will find it hard to get any sort of repair done for under $350, even as the phone approaches it's 2 year anniversary.

Camera takes great pictures, it runs apps fantastic, the battery life can go on for days if used for phone calls only. The display is crisp (it does have a glare in bright lights), and for everyday usage, it is a great phone that is worth $800.

It is however, an old greyhound and is very prone to cracks and breakage.

My advice: Buy a good case and enjoy.

SamsungUser posted on Nov 02, 2017, 10:52 AM
Posts: 5; Member since: Nov 02, 2017

Samsung user

SamsungUser has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

Good phone that was nice to look at ( i say was cause i fell in love with the s8's nice cerves :)) it is eazy to use and was a nice upgrade from my iphone 5s i would never get another iphone again but for those who must have a iphone i would get the 6s 7/7plus. however since 2 days ago i have found a battery prob idk if it is me or the phone but im not happy with how long it is lasting.

SamsungUser alternatives:

Samsung Galaxy S8+

Apple iPhone 5s

Apple iPhone 7 Plus

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge

nehakpur posted on Apr 28, 2017, 1:29 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Apr 28, 2017

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is really good phone

nehakpur has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is really good phone & now its up-step version is coming soon in the market. I'm talking about Samsung Galaxy S8 pro+ with infinity display. I'm a team member of www.connectbroadbandservice.in and maximum of our team members have booked pre-order of Samsung Galaxy S8 pro+
We are so excited to use this phone ..

Deanwhan97 posted on Apr 22, 2017, 1:29 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Apr 22, 2017

The Best Galaxy phone since ages

Deanwhan97 has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

Got this marvellous phone as a Christmas gift. coming from my 3 years old S4, i have to say that this phone is quite good if not excellent. ever since the S6/ S6 edge came out in 2015, the edge model was definitely my favourite but the bad battery life and sharp edges were important factors which made me say no to these models.Then came the galaxy S7 edge last year; since then, i am still amazed by that phone even if it is already 5 months old. in fact, the price tag is also more affordable than most of the other companies flagship phones so yeah definitely a nice move to buy one. only downside is that now with the nougat update the battery life was significantly reduced...you suck Nougat update T_T....Now i am waiting to test the new S8/S8+...

AaronMcKinney1 posted on Feb 13, 2017, 9:23 AM
Posts: 0; Member since: Feb 13, 2017

This may be my last straw with samsung

AaronMcKinney1 has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

I normally don't give bad reviews but will on this one. Samsung, I hope you are listening.

Please DO NOT use my personal smartphone as your advertising platform! Other than all the other problems I have with this phone daily- this is unacceptable.

I have had many smart phones and been a customer of samsung since the first galaxy S. Maybe not anymore. At least going to be very skeptical of any more phones they put out. I am having a hard time with spending as much as I did on this phone and getting worse performance than I would have gotten from a phone I could have gotten for free.

Mohanr posted on Dec 25, 2016, 6:25 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Sep 13, 2014

S7 edge beast

Mohanr has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

one of the best that i've ever seen in the Market. Stunning display and Camera. great and quick charging.And due to the best phone., support from android is a must in releasing updates as quickly as possible.

Najhad posted on Dec 06, 2016, 11:08 AM
Posts: 0; Member since: Dec 06, 2016

Greatest phone I've ever owned!

Najhad has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

This phone is amazing. Outright Amazing. It has an amazing display. It's camera is second to none with amazing photo and video capabilities. It is great for people who like/need to multi-task. Many of the Features of the phone are easily access with the edge features.Much improved battery life over its s6 counterpart.

To top all of the off, Samsung provides great support for the phone with patches and upgrades to the apps and operating system. Any problem I've had either with the phone or the apps, has not persisted for more than 2 weeks. Even with the longer persisting problems they seem to at least get easier to deal with or patched as time goes on and this happens quickly.

aldhahap posted on Oct 24, 2016, 6:08 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Apr 05, 2015

S7 edge best phone which i used ever

aldhahap has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

S7 edge best phone which i used ever " i used iphone and htc anf lg and sony and alot of devices but still there no any device Like galaxy S7 edge " its one of the best devises in 2016 ; congratulations Samsung

yay728 posted on Oct 19, 2016, 12:13 AM
Posts: 0; Member since: Oct 18, 2016

Magnificent phone! Upgraded from Note 4

yay728 has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

**I have the Exynos variant, please keep this in mind****(Note 4 was Snapdragon)**


Ever since the "Edge" phones from Samsung came out, I always thought to myself "that seems like a gimmick", but after seeing the S7 Edge, I really wanted to get my hands on one to see if this was the case. This device is nothing short of a masterpiece in design; I have the Titanium Silver, and having this color with the amazing curved edges, and the "Always on Display", really make this phone look like no other.

Before I had this phone, I was using a Note 4. I always looked at the S7 Edge and wondered if I should upgrade. I originally planned to wait for the next generation S8 or maybe even the Note 8 because I thought that going from a Note 4 to an S7 Edge wouldn't be a huge jump... but then I broke the digitizer on my Note 4, so I kind of had to get a new phone.

I have absolutely no regrets buying this phone. Even coming from a Note 4, this device is on a whole different level. It feels much more solid; it definitely looks and feels like it's massive price tag, something that couldn't be said of older Samsung flagships. The Touchwiz interface is optimized much better than before so this phone is extremely fluid compared to my Note 4. The AOD (Always on Display) didn't seem like a very useful feature before I had this phone, but after owning the a device with the AOD, I can safely say that it is very handy and that I don't think I will be able to use a phone in the future without it (If you...  

**I have the Exynos variant, please keep this in mind****(Note 4 was Snapdragon)**


Ever since the "Edge" phones from Samsung came out, I always thought to myself "that seems like a gimmick", but after seeing the S7 Edge, I really wanted to get my hands on one to see if this was the case. This device is nothing short of a masterpiece in design; I have the Titanium Silver, and having this color with the amazing curved edges, and the "Always on Display", really make this phone look like no other.

Before I had this phone, I was using a Note 4. I always looked at the S7 Edge and wondered if I should upgrade. I originally planned to wait for the next generation S8 or maybe even the Note 8 because I thought that going from a Note 4 to an S7 Edge wouldn't be a huge jump... but then I broke the digitizer on my Note 4, so I kind of had to get a new phone.

I have absolutely no regrets buying this phone. Even coming from a Note 4, this device is on a whole different level. It feels much more solid; it definitely looks and feels like it's massive price tag, something that couldn't be said of older Samsung flagships. The Touchwiz interface is optimized much better than before so this phone is extremely fluid compared to my Note 4. The AOD (Always on Display) didn't seem like a very useful feature before I had this phone, but after owning the a device with the AOD, I can safely say that it is very handy and that I don't think I will be able to use a phone in the future without it (If you have a wireless charging stand, it also acts as a night alarm clock!). The fingerprint reader on this device is leaps ahead of the one that I was using on the Note 4. Now I am able to press the home button and rest my thumb on it to unlock the phone whereas before, I had to swipe down on the home button, which took much longer and was much less accurate as well. In addition to all these upgrades, there is also a theme store on these newer Samsung devices, which is very cool. Now, when you want to change the look on your phone, you don't need to download a 3rd party launcher. Themes can be changed by easily via the theme store. This keeps the interface of the phone looking fresh all the time.

The edge functions on the phone are useful, but this is my personal preference; some people will still see it as a gimmick. The edge function that I use the most on my phone would be the "Apps Edge". I have all the applications I use the most on there, such as Chrome, Snapchat, and Whatsapp. This means that no matter what I am doing on my phone, I can just pull out the edge, and quickly access the apps I use most. I even put "S finder" on the edge, so when I need to quickly find something on my phone, I am easily able to search for it just by pulling out the edge. This edge is definitely has a lot of functionality, and I use it much more than the S Pen that I had on my Note 4.

More to write, but not enough space! lol

longnh posted on Aug 19, 2016, 2:23 AM
Posts: 2; Member since: Aug 21, 2015

One of the best smartphone ever

longnh has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

At the moment I bought Galaxy S7 Edge, it was the most powerful and beautiful smartphone. Even till now, that fact doesn't change. The build quality is very good, it's gorgeous and has a high-class feel and look. The performance is amazing, camera is outstanding great and battery is more than enough for a day.

longnh alternatives:

Samsung Galaxy Note7

Apple iPhone 6s Plus

HTC 10

LG G5

Sony Xperia X Performance

OnePlus 3

saeedshakil posted on Jul 11, 2016, 12:00 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Mar 18, 2014

best of the best smartphone ever made

saeedshakil has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

best smartphone in the world right now.best smartphone of 2016.best smartphone ever made by samsung.best disply.best samsung ui,great build quality,great camera,water proof,micro sd card slot,3600 mah battery .

mercanesys posted on Jul 11, 2016, 11:30 AM
Posts: 2; Member since: Jun 20, 2016

s7 edge

mercanesys has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

great phone with the best build quality i've ever seen , the max brightness could be a bit better but doesn't matter when you get around 6-8 SOT and a great camera in any given light condition ........