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Specifications
Screen: 5.5in quad HD AMOLED(534ppi)
Processor: octa-core Samsung Exynos 8890 or quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 820
RAM: 4GB of RAM
Storage: 32GB+ microSD card
Operating system: Android 6.0.1 with TouchWiz
Camera: 12MP rear camera with OIS, 5MP front-facing camera
Connectivity: LTE, Wi-Fi, NFC, wireless charging, Bluetooth 4.2 and GPS
Dimensions: 150.9 x 72.6 x 7.7 mm
Weight: 157g
he S7 Edge will be available with two different processors, depending on the country. In the UK and Europe, the phone will come with Samsung’s own Exynos 8890 octa-core processor.
In the US and other regions, the S7 Edge will come with Qualcomm’s most powerful chip, the Snapdragon 820. Benchmarking indicates the Snapdragon 820 is more powerful than the Exynos 8890, particularly its graphics power.
The version used for this review is a UK variant with an Exynos 8890.
The S7 Edge is the snappiest smartphone I have used to date and flies through program loading, switching between apps, games and image processing without breaking a sweat.
It will likely handle anything you can throw at it. The Snapdragon 820 should perform similarly. Both have 4GB of RAM, which helps with multitasking.
and in came premium materials: glass and metal. The Galaxy S6 came in a regular flat version and one called “Edge” with a screen with curved on the left and right edges.
It is this version that the Galaxy S7 Edge takes its design from. Side-by-side they look barely any different apart from a bigger screen – 5.5in to the older 5.1in – and the back now has rounded edges.
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In the hand it feels fantastic, much more comfortable and easier to hold. On the table it looks like a well-crafted piece of technology should.
The curved edges and minimal bezel of the 5.5in phone make the S7 Edge one of the physically smallest phablets to date. It is narrower than many smartphones with much smaller screens and is shorter too. It makes it really easy to use, particularly next to Apple’s iPhone 6S Plus, which feels massive and unwieldy in comparison.
For comparison, the Galaxy S7 Edge is 72.6mm wide with its 5.5in screen, which is the same width as the Nexus 5X with its smaller 5.2in screen, 5.2mm narrower than the 5.7in Nexus 6P and 5.3mm narrower than 5.5in iPhone 6S Plus with the same size screen. That half a centimetre makes a big difference in ease of handling.
The screen is the best I’ve ever seen fitted to a smartphone. Period. It’s pin-sharp with deep blacks and rich colours. It has a great range of brightness, taking it from really very dim to bright enough to see in direct sunlight. Samsung’s AMOLED screens have always been excellent. The S7 Edge has set a new bar.