Galaxy S6 Edge vs Galaxy S7 Edge: 5 Key Differences

Is the new Galaxy S7 Edge better than last year’s model, or does it just have a bigger screen? On February 21, Samsung announced two new impressive smartphones. The new Galaxy S7 and a larger Galaxy S7 Edge. The Galaxy S7 Edge for 2016 has a bigger and beautiful Quad-HD display, more features, all-day battery life and an excellent camera. Here we will review everything new and different.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge was a surprise device when it came along with the regular Galaxy S6 in April of 2015. Then, a larger 5.7-inch Galaxy S6 Edge Plus was launched in August. That said, most users have been enjoying the regular Galaxy S6 Edge for about a year now and now there’s something bigger and better here, which is worth considering.

Buyers get the same great experience as the regular Galaxy S7, only bigger, better and with extra features. The screen and glass actually lean back, attracting people’s attention when they see it, adding additional functionality and can be customized as users see fit. Read on for five key things that set the original Galaxy S6 Edge apart from the bigger, better Galaxy S7 Edge, set to launch on March 11.

Last year, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge were impressive phones arriving in April. They had an all-new design made entirely of glass and metal, curved screens, a great camera, wireless charging, and more. Samsung has made some of its best and most premium phones to date, but this one has made some big compromises for buyers.

The result of an all-metal design meant that Samsung eliminated the micro SD slot to expand storage and the phone no longer has a removable battery. This causes many to keep their Galaxy S5 or look elsewhere. However, the gorgeous display, design, fingerprint scanner and camera that complement the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge have made it one of Samsung’s best phones ever.

Users looking at the Galaxy S6 Edge and Galaxy S7 Edge will not notice much difference other than the screen size. This year, the Galaxy S7 Edge has a larger 5.5-inch Quad-HD display. It’s not the same size as the regular Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S6 Edge. Samsung decided to make it bigger. However, there’s a lot more to it than what’s here, so read on for all the details.