Testseek.com have collected 911 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G935 Galaxy S7 Edge and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G935 Galaxy S7 Edge .
March 2016
(89%)
911 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge doesn't have many faults. It might be Samsung's best device yet. It feels nice in the hand and is easy to use for having a massive 5.5-inch display. However, I've found that the “Edge” isn't very useful, and if that'll bother yo...
Abstract: There is no denying it: the Galaxy S7 edge is a fantastic phone. It is a combination of the best of the S5 and S6 and the latest Marshmallow operating system.It is quite an investment at well over AU$1000 and totally worth protecting, particularly as the...
micro SD card slot, Samsung Pay, Gorgeous display, Excellent camera
Expensive, Massive delay for OS updates, Accidental screen taps from palm touching curved sides
Julie: My favorite S7 Edge features in order of my own personal importance are: wireless charging, Samsung Pay, gorgeous display, great camera and the micro SD card slot. But there's one thing that makes it easy for me to send this phone back to Verizon –...
Published: 2016-03-29, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: We can't decide if the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge are incredibly easy or incredibly hard to review. They get so many things right that it's easy to sing their praises, but because they're so good and polished, lacking the kinds of gimmicks that used to define...
Not only is the S7 Edge a beautiful device to look at, it is also beautiful to use with features and performance to match. It is everything the Galaxy S6 should have been and then some.That's not to say it doesn't have its annoyances, because there are a...
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge easily wins the Zenfone Zoom as a smartphone, but for S$1098, it ought to. The ASUS Zenfone Zoom is priced a mere S$659 (the 128GB variant sells for S$729), but the hardware specs are comparable to the S7 edge: 4GB RAM, runs on 2.5G...
Published: 2016-03-27, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.net
superb camera, lightning-fast SoC, expandable storage, dust and water proof (IP68), outstanding screen, great battery life, Quick Charge and wireless charging, voice quality, good headset included, OTG adapter included
no infrared sensor, no radio receiver, Live View in Pro Mode not always reliable, micro-USB 2.0 only, no MHL or SlimPort support
Samsung has developed an outstanding smartphone visually and technically, and it sets standards. The Korean manufacturer could have offered more in connectivity in terms of more modern LTE and also primarily in terms of interfaces. Particularly the lack o...
Beautiful and crisp 5.5-inch 2560 x 1440 Quad-HD Display, 12 “Dual Pixel” f/1.7 Camera that's great for beginners & advanced enough for photography enthusiasts, IP68 certified dust and water resistant design, Micro-SD slot for storage expansion, Smaller t
No removable or replaceable battery, Poor bottom-facing speaker, Fingerprint magnet, No USB Type-C Port or Faster QC 3.0 charging speeds
In closing, all that really needs to be said is that the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is essentially the best Android smartphone available right now under 5.7-inches, if not possibly overall. It has all the makings and features to be a device everyone should wa...
This is a solid phone through and through: great battery life, innovative features, and hugely overpowered specs. It might not suit everyone, and it is pretty expensive, but it has to be one of the best Android devices out there...
Published: 2016-03-25, Author: Dave , review by: hothardware.com
Abstract: When it comes to technology, especially the fast-paced advancement of mobile technology, design cycles are often based on either innovation or iteration. Sometimes it's a blend of both, but often times, like Intel's tick-tock silicon design process, it ma...
