Testseek.co.uk have collected 407 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-N915F Galaxy Note Edge and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-N915F Galaxy Note Edge.
November 2014
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The editors liked
Brilliant design
Unique
Powerful
Compact
Highlyversatile system
Can sound good with decent speakers
It's basically a Galaxy Note 4. The best part of the Note Edge is that it's based on a phone that's already great. It still has an awesome screen and multitasking features that make big screens make sense. Almost everything I liked about the Note 4 is sti
Curved display is genuinely amazing
S Pen
Camera is very good
Curve has genuine value
Good camera
Feature-packed and powerful
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge's curved
Asymmetrical shape and brand-new interface deliver a cutting-edge design that really lives up to its name
A showcase of what's possible in phone design
Edge screen operation far more useful/interesting than anticipated
Great screen
Decent camera
Multi-tasking via multi-window and S Pen stylus included
Exquisite AMOLED display (Basic mode)
Exemplary finish
Good overall performance
Good stylus functions
Good cameras / OIS great with Full HD video
Battery life / fast recharging
Innovative curved screen
Great performance
S Pen stylus
AWESOME display
Great Design
High-end specs
Great battery life
S-Pen is just fantastic in its fourth iteration
Plenty of storage
Unique curved OLED panel
Amazing battery
Brilliant for work because of the S Pen
Crisp display
Still has the same gorgeous screen as the Note 4
Strong all-round camera performance
Great for gaming
Powerful specs
Striking looks
Useful Edge shortcuts
Edge perfects multitasking
Unique design proves useful
A more accurate S-Pen
Same high-end specs as Note 4
Useful side panel
Fast processor
Fine camera
Expandable memory
Loads of useful smaller features
The editors didn't like
Will we see it?
Lack of integrated wifi or Bluetooth without extra cost
A lot of the special features on the Note Edge barely even benefit from the curve. Like 95 per cent of this stuff would also work on a Note 4 that just had a strip of display devoted to it. Anything that does make use of the curved edge is pretty circumst
Battery life
Finicky swipe controls on curve
Very expensive
Battery life isn't great
A very wide mobile
It's wider and much pricier than the Note 4 without dramatically increasing the phone's functionality. You'll have to adapt to navigating from a second screen
Battery not as good as Note 4
Button arrangement shortcomings
A fingerprint magnet
Rear plastic build quality
Some multi-tasking shortcomings
Third-party edge panel apps to be proven
Expensive
Questionable whether the curve serves any real purpose
Published: 2014-12-18, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Great device for early-adopters, Still has the excellent guts of a Note 4, Amazing screen
Whole edge-screen experience feels fragmented, Expensive for what it is, Feels a bit half-baked in general
LikeGreat device for early-adopters.Still has the excellent guts of a Note 4.Amazing screen.Don't LikeWhole edge-screen experience feels fragmented.Expensive for what it is.Feels a bit half-baked in general.Right now? It's tough to say this, but no.Samsun...
Super speedy performance; Very, very fast Category 6 LTE support; Feels great in the hands with a metal frame and textured back; Like the Galaxy Note 4, that screen and its extra-bright power reservoir are amazeballs; A camera you can silence (woot!); Inc
The edge doesn't do anything most of the time; Touchscreen is very responsive, and it doesn't help that you're always touching it; Battery could be better; Won't likely work with Samsung's Gear VR despite being a Note 4 technically;
While it is something of a gimmick, we like the Note Edge, though we're not really sure why. There's really no reason to have a curved display like it in a phone, and in some instances, it makes using the phone downright difficult.For instance, you'll hav...
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Published: 2014-11-19, Author: Eric , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Great apps for use on the curved side screen, Essentially it's a Note 4, which is great, Awesome screen resolution
Slightly weird to hold, Battery still not up to snuff, Won't fit into Samsung's Gear VR headset
Samsung Galaxy Note EdgeLikeGreat apps for use on the curved side screen.Essentially it's a Note 4, which is great.Awesome screen resolution.Don't LikeSlightly weird to hold.Battery still not up to snuff.Won't fit into Samsung's Gear VR headset.The curved...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge's curved, asymmetrical shape and brand-new interface deliver a cutting-edge design that really lives up to its name
It's wider and much pricier than the Note 4 without dramatically increasing the phone's functionality. You'll have to adapt to navigating from a second screen
Samsung's swooshing Galaxy Note Edge is a triumph of novel design, but its high price tag and minimal extra usability make for a niche appeal....
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Published: 2014-09-24, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
Abstract: Samsung held an event last night in Sydney to show off the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note Edge, Gear S and Gear VR. Here's my early thoughts in video form.I covered off the pricing and availability last night , while also taking some time to play with...
Abstract: Samsung’s Galaxy Note Edge smartphone has a screen that curves to the right for a little extra touch interface. Source: Joanna Stern/The Wall Street Journal...
The Samsung Galaxy Note edge is stunning-looking device that really tries to do something different. I worry that Samsung will keep the Edge strictly limited edition. I hope not because this is a handset that is great to use and looks fantastic. It reall...
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Published: 2014-07-23, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: It's pretty rare to see something new and unexpected when it comes to smartphones these days. Between an endless cycle of leaks and the annual slog of product announcements, it's nice to see something that takes you by surprise. That's why I'm so amped fo...
Published: 2014-07-04, Author: Darren , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: At Unpacked, Samsung's annual Note-centric launch event, the Korean-based technology giant offered a two-for-one special. The major highlight was the Galaxy Note 4, the next phablet phone in a prestigious line of stylus devices, and then there was this qu...
