Last week, Samsung created history by launching two new smartphones and they are the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. Both devices are not so different from each other which bring us to the question, which is better?
In terms of design, we have to side with the S6 Edge due to its dual-edge display that simply looks flawless. However, the S6 Edge still runs on QHD 1440p resolution just like the S6.
The other major difference between the S6 and S6 Edge is the battery capacity. The latter has a larger 2600mAh battery but can’t last as long as the former’s 2550mAh battery. This cannot be helped since the Edge needs the extra juice to power the dual-sided curved display.
Finally is the price. Retailing at about £760, the 64GB Galaxy S6 Edge is certainly not cheap to own. Meanwhile, the 64GB Samsung Galaxy S6 retails at £699.99.
Judging from the differences above, it is obvious that the S6 Edge is the better pick of the two. Then again, the fact that the Edge costs about £50 more than the normal S6 can be a turn off to the average consumers.
