Galaxy Note edgeby Samsung
PROS
- The same stylus experience afforded to the Note 4 by Samsung's S Pen is found on the Note edge.
- The curved screen is a bold design choice and will draw attention from friends and strangers alike.
- Performance is on par with the Note 4, delivering a fast and responsive experience.
CONS
- The curved screen may beg for attention, but it's functionality is limited and it feels like a gimmick.
- Battery life on the Note edge doesn't match its sibling, the Note 4.
- The Note edge costs a premium over the Note 4 without providing enough added functionality to justify the increased cost.
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LIST PRICE$806
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Name | Galaxy Note edge | Galaxy Note 5 | Galaxy S5 | Xperia Z3 | Desire Eye |
Manufacturer | Samsung | Samsung | Samsung | Sony | HTC |
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List Price | $806 | $696 | $499 | $450 | $459 |
With the Note Edge, you’re also getting a well-designed stylus that has a great grip, feels stronger than most styluses, and comes with extr…
With the Note Edge, you’re also getting a well-designed stylus that has a great grip, feels stronger than most styluses, and comes with extra features (like image clipping). It’s also handy that the stylus slides right into the bottom of your phone (as it should).
The Note Edge is wider than the Note 4, and although I've only spent a brief time with the latter, the curved, tapered side of the Note Edge…
The Note Edge is wider than the Note 4, and although I've only spent a brief time with the latter, the curved, tapered side of the Note Edge seemed to fit rather snugly into the corner of my palm.
But beside all of this, the most important thing to know about the Galaxy Note Edge is that while it does feel like a crazy, experimental de…
But beside all of this, the most important thing to know about the Galaxy Note Edge is that while it does feel like a crazy, experimental device, it’s also just a really solid smartphone.
While it isn't hard to use per se, the Galaxy Note Edge still isn't a phone you master overnight. Both its asymmetrical shape and wraparound…
While it isn't hard to use per se, the Galaxy Note Edge still isn't a phone you master overnight. Both its asymmetrical shape and wraparound Edge display require you to navigate this handset differently than you would any other phone.
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is a phone that's got me hot under the collar.
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is a phone that's got me hot under the collar.
In day-to-day use, it shows. You will have to work harder to get close to two days, something the Note 4 manages easily. During a normal day…
In day-to-day use, it shows. You will have to work harder to get close to two days, something the Note 4 manages easily. During a normal day, checking in on Facebook, Twitter, streaming music and browsing the web during commutes, it can drop to around 30% at 11pm – a safe buffer.
The entire right edge of the device is a second screen. And though it feels like a gimmick at first, that extra, angled real estate can be s…
The entire right edge of the device is a second screen. And though it feels like a gimmick at first, that extra, angled real estate can be surprisingly cool.
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge specs are the same as the Galaxy Note 4's and they still hold up as two of the best-performing handsets running…
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge specs are the same as the Galaxy Note 4's and they still hold up as two of the best-performing handsets running Android.
The only problem is that the Note Edge's price isn't the same as – or even within a stone's throw of – the Note 4's. Nope, this is one of th…
The only problem is that the Note Edge's price isn't the same as – or even within a stone's throw of – the Note 4's. Nope, this is one of the most expensive phones we've handled, ringing up for $400-430 on-contract or $840-945 full retail (it varies by carrier).
I didn't find any of the panels (pre-installed or downloadable) available today particularly compelling, though, and found it tough to work …
I didn't find any of the panels (pre-installed or downloadable) available today particularly compelling, though, and found it tough to work them into my regular use of the Note Edge.
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