The Galaxy S6 Edge+ makes you feel like
disappearing down an underground cavern while keeping a close eye out
for tricksy hobbitses. It is precious. It is achingly desirable. It is
futuristic. Slap it down on any beer stained pub table and it will make
every other phone look old school. The main allure comes, of
course, from the unique, curved dual-edge display.
There’s nothing else
like it, apart from its smaller sibling the S6 Edge. It’s streets ahead
of the Note 5 and iPhone 6 Plus when it comes to appeal. An aluminium alloy frame is sandwiched
between the tough Gorilla Glass 4 screen and back. It’s an upgraded
version of the metal on Samsung’s previous phones and should help it
avoid the (in our experience unfounded) Bendgate furore caused when the
latest iPhones were released. One thing it hasn’t managed to
resolve is quite how easily the rear glass attracts greasy fingerprints.
It’s a problem the S6 and S6 Edge also suffers from and it’s not too
bad on the Sapphire Black version we’re testing here. Opt for the new
silver coloured Edge+, though, and be prepared to regularly look like a
cricketer getting ready to bowl. Samsung’s Super AMOLED screen technology
is one of the best you can get on a phone or tablet and the super-sharp,
Quad HD S6 Edge+ makes the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus pale in comparison,
literally. Colours pop and blacks are deep – this is the best screen you
can get for watching movies on the go. Share your comments on the Samsung 6S Edge+ with us or visit the the Smartphone and Tablet Emporium:
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