Testseek.co.uk have collected 408 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G928 Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G928 Galaxy S6 Edge Plus.
August 2015
(85%)
408 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(94%)
831 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great screen
RAW camera support
Nice ergonomics
Quality screen
Strong camera
Iconic design
Excellent display
Premium design
Excellent camera
Extremely slick
Fantastic screen
Great camera
Gorgeous design
Good performance
Powerful
Lavish design
Variety of security tools
Great cameras
Sensational screen with a natural
Detailed image and easy visibility in all settings
Overall speed and responsiveness
No lags
Battery life and superfast charging
Rear camera
Fabulous display
Superb camera
Stunningly beautiful
Decent battery life
Speedy performance
Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge+ has a compelling design
Top-tier specs and excellent battery life. Its second menu for the curved display adds some useful shortcuts
It's head-turningly incredible to look at
Fast user experience without overheating
Better battery life than S6 edge
Great camera results
Excellent fingerprint scanner
Superb screen
Sublime camera
High quality build and design
Gorgeous screen
Premium
Compact build
Great video performance
Punchy
Exciting audio with high-res support
Gorgeous Design
Insane Display
Excellent Battery
Supremely Powerful
Useful Features
Brilliant Camera
Future-Proofed With Features Like Samsung Pay
Excellent screen
Bestinclass performance
Original and wellexecuted design
The editors didn't like
Battery small
Likely pricey
Edge screens not well used
Battery life not brilliant
Edge tab under-used
Slippery
No microSD slot
TouchWiz still somewhat overbearing
Expensive
Can be tricky to use onehanded
Battery life is a little disappointing
Edge remains pointless
Worse benchmarks scores than the original
Few compelling uses for the curved screen
Curved screen sometimes makes you involuntarily select things
Curves still don't necessarily add much to the experience
Samsung seems to have dropped removable batteries and microSD slots entirely from their highend smartphones
Battery life could still
No expandable memory
Incredibly expensive
Size not for everyone
Tricky to handle
Hugely expensive
Lacks Note features
One of the most expensive handsets on the market
The Edge+'s usefulness doesn't live up to its sky-high price. Fans of removable batteries and microSD card slots will be disappointed that this has neither
No expandable memory, incredibly expensive, size not for everyone
The S6 range has stunning displays and the curved edges give them the kind of kerb appeal other phones can only dream of. After Samsung slashed the prices of the Edge+, you can pick one up for less than the S6 Edge even though the absence of the 128GB mo...
Powerful, lavish design, variety of security tools, great cameras
Worse benchmarks scores than the original, expensive, few compelling uses for the curved screen
Fast, slick and dripping with features, the Galaxy S6 Edge+ is as high-end as phablets come. It's not an essential upgrade to the standard Galaxy S6 Edge, but offers plenty to make it a desirable device in its own right...
Our comparisons are written to help you decide which to buy rather than declare one an outright winner. In this comparison, it's clear that the Nexus 6P is better value with 128GB on offer for less than the 32GB Edge+ and with no Micro-SD card slot this i...
I've grown used to having a microSD card which has my stuff on. There's nothing I don't want on that microSD. Just my stuff. Here though, a sizable chunk of storage is removed thanks to pre-installed apps that I may not necessarily want. Sure, the Microso...
No microSD slot, TouchWiz still somewhat overbearing
On first impressions the Galaxy S6 Edge+ failed to wow us, largely due to its OTT design and bulky size. It soon managed to win us over, however, so much so that it's impossible to deny the smartphone is one of the best on the market.Its screen, thanks to...
Excellent screen; Bestinclass performance; Original and wellexecuted design; Superb camera
Average battery; Ridiculous price; Some software quirks still to work out
There's no doubt that the Galaxy S6 Edge+ is another cracking phone from Samsung and we suspect that those who dived in and bought the smaller Edge might wish they'd held off for this model. 2015 has not been a year for exciting smartphone innovation, so...
Sensational screen with a natural, detailed image and easy visibility in all settings, Overall speed and responsiveness, no lags, Battery life and superfast charging, Rear camera
Curved screen sometimes makes you involuntarily select things, Curves still don't necessarily add much to the experience, Samsung seems to have dropped removable batteries and microSD slots entirely from their highend smartphones, Battery life could still
If you were hesitant about the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge because of their non-removable battery and non-expandable memory, you'll feel the same about the S6 Edge+. But that aside, it has a whole lot going for it, from its rock-solid performance and quality bu...
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Published: 2015-09-09, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
It's head-turningly incredible to look at, fast user experience without overheating, better battery life than S6 edge, great camera results, excellent fingerprint scanner
Screen vignette, no microSD slot, limited edge functionality compared to Note Edge, slow shutter speed nuisance, very expensive
As the big brother to the already excellent S6 edge, the edge+ gets off to a flying start, showing off visual design flair like no other. But in this larger form we're a little less convinced by the screen curves, due to vignetting and reflections...
With its top class performance and superb camera, the Galaxy S6 Edge+ rightly deserves its title as the best Android phablet since the Note 4. However, when its specs are nigh-on identical to the regular S6 Edge, it can't help but feel like a rather lazy...
Published: 2015-08-30, Author: Sean , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
That all depends on you, my friend. I couldn't possibly imagine purchasing a gigantic phone that's so difficult to hold—not when the Note 5, Galaxy S6 and even the Galaxy S6 Edge are practically identical and so much more comfortable to use. I'm also not...
