So far the Galaxy S7 Edge is the hit handset of 2016. The larger and more expensive version of traditional Samsung top dog the Galaxy S7, has outsold its smaller cousin and won universal praise.

Winner: Galaxy S7 Edge - glass backs aside, these are two of the best designed phones ever made, but the Edge takes the prize thanks to a stunningly compact form factor which makes this 5.5-inch ...

The Galaxy S7 Edge is a fast smartphone with cutting edge specs, so you may reasonably expect lightning fast performance, but there are reports of some lag and stutter.

The Galaxy S7 starts at $650, while the S7 Edge begins at $750. Both will be sold by AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, T-Mobile, Boost Mobile and U.S. Cellular beginning March 11 and at Virgin ...

Heavy users sometimes found it didn't last a full day on a charge. The Galaxy S7, and even more so the bigger battery Galaxy S7 edge, last longer on a charge the the outgoing models, though they're ...

In this test, the Galaxy S7 Edge clearly comes out on top, offering 8 hours and 13 minutes of Wi-Fi browsing on average, compared to 6 hours and 48 minutes for the Galaxy S7 Edge. The S7 Edge is ...

The Galaxy S7 Edge features a 12 MP rear camera with a f/1.7 lens, compared to the 16 MP primary camera of the Galaxy S6 Edge, with an f/1.8 lens.

Galaxy S6 edge Galaxy S7 Edge. Samsung new improvements to the S7 line’s rear camera came at the expense of megapixel count for the current generation, which dropped from 16MP to 12MP.

Galaxy S7 Edge: 5.5 inch Display (1440 X 2560 Resolution, ~534 ppi pixel density) (Super AMOLED, Force Touch with TouchWIZ UI) Processor: Snapdragon 820, 64bit Quad-Core Processor: ...

The Galaxy S7 Edge is a different story, though. This year Samsung is upsizing its curved-screen phone with a larger 5.5-inch display (the regular S7 will remain at 5.1 inches).