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Work, rest and play with the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. A massive 5.5-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen goes all the way to the edges of the phone so that you get the maximum area possible to work with. Solid water resistance, great processing and masses of memory round out this Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.
 
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Excellent device; big hands beware
on October 19, 2016
Posted by: Domino
Verified Purchase:Yes
Let me get this out of the way first: I got this device after two failed attempts at having a functional Note7. Not disappointed in the software, the hardware, or the fact that I'm missing the S Pen; this is a great phone, hands down.
Speaking of hands...if you have big hands like I do, and generally type in portrait mode, you will end up with a bunch of extra entries when texting or scribbling up a review. I've already English-teacher-ed out a ton of random q,p,1, and a entries as my big mitts keep hitting the Edge glass, registering these buttons. I can't fault it on this issue alone; however I will be investing in a case as soon as possible to give my paws a little bit of clearance from the clear as crystal screen. Yes, typing in landscape mode would easily resolve this, but my giant cookie-snatchers still have the tendency to nail the Recent Apps or Back button at the very least convenient moment, so there.
Otherwise, the phone is wonderful: quick, great call quality, looks slick, great onboard storage (not counting the massive memory card I have installed), and excellent camera make it quite a fitting replacement for Samsung's little grenade of a Note.
Have to admit: I'd rather have my Note7 back, but this puppy certainly fills most of the shoes the Note7 left empty.
My Best Buy number: 4185835877
My Best Buy number: 4185835877
Mobile Submission: True
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Work, rest and play with the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. A massive 5.5-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen goes all the way to the edges of the phone so that you get the maximum area possible to work with. Solid water resistance, great processing and masses of memory round out this Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.
 

What's the difference between the note and the edge?

Biggest differences between this and the Note7 are the physical size, and the lack of the S Pen.

Biggest reason I got the Note 7 was because of the ability to scribble down all the notes I needed at work. This phone does not have S Pen support, but with the S Note app, you can still jot down notes and such, but you scribble with the tip of your finger or any stylus that works with it...the Note had a dock for the pen, so any stylus you pick up to use with this phone has the potential to go missing between uses.

The size of the S7 Edge screen is 5.5 in, Note 7 is 5.7 in, so there will be a visible difference in size of the phone. The Note has squared corners while the Edge is more rounded. Otherwise, the software and firmware is pretty well the same. If there are minor differences in the little bits and bobs of the phone, they are minimal.
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