First Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Review is Here - Video

Samsung Galaxy S6 duo will accept a few weeks to arrive the consumer markets. However, someone somewhere in the tech world always manages to get their hands on the upcoming, nonetheless-to-be-released devices. So is the instance with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge as well. Here is the very first, and quite early, review of Samsung'due south dual-curved Galaxy S6.

Early Samsung Galaxy S6 Border review:

This first easily-on Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge review has been uploaded by the guys at BeginnersTechon YouTube giving some in-depth details of the upcoming curved phone. Samsung Milky way S6 Edge is a 5.one-inch phone with following specs:

5.1-inch Quad Hard disk drive display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 - 577 ppi
Exynos Octa-Core processing bit (quad-core ii.1GHz + quad-core i.5GHz)
3 GB of RAM
32 / 64 / 128 GB of internal storage options
sixteen megapixel shooter with optical image stabilization and ability to shoot 4K / UDH video
five megapixel front camera with 1080p video recording capability
ii,600 mAh battery with built-in Qi/Fast Charge tech
Android 5.0 Lollipop with Samsung'southward latest TouchWiz

You can encounter the detailed assay of Galaxy S6 Edge in the video below. This video shares the design detailing forth with showing some photo samples taken with the device - they expect quite promising. On the design department, things are generally similar to previous models except some changes. Yous tin can spot major differences in the front of the device where fingerprint sensor has been improved.

This early Samsung Galaxy S6 Border review also lets you lot go through the software of the device. Latest version of Samsung TouchWiz looks a footling cleaner and simpler equally Samsung has tried to minimize on some of the bloatware it unremarkably sends us with its devices. For more than, here is the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge review video itself for y'all to savor. Allow us know if this video makes yous want to exist one of the early buyers or you'd rather wait for more in-depth assay once the device hits the markets worldwide?