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Veröffentlicht: 2014-12-18, Autor: Eric , Testbericht von: phonescoop.com
The Note Edge from Samsung is the Galaxy Note 4's more tempting cousin. Where the Note 4 is a safe choice, the Note Edge is a bit riskier thanks to the unknown value of the Edge Screen. The hardware is fantastic. It's a well-designed and well-built phone....
Poor support for Edge Screen, Awkward ergonomics, Expensive
Ahead of the curve The biggest barrier for the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is that it's one of the most expensive handsets on the market right now, especially if you want it free on a contract, but it's a device that needs to exist whether you think it m...
The Note 4 Edge is more expensive than the Note 4 by 100-150 dollars depending on who you buy it from as it is offered by a multitude of vendors. The Note 4 price, off contract, ranges from $700-800 dollars whereas the Note 4 Edge comes in between $900-95...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-12-13, Autor: Will , Testbericht von: newatlas.com
Zusammenfassung: Apart from growing bigger (and bigger ... and bigger ...), the fundamental design of the smartphone hasn't changed a lot since the first iPhone back in 2007. But Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge, with its curved "Edge Display," is the rare phone that breaks the...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-11-25, Autor: Matthew , Testbericht von: zdnet.com
Gorgeous, industryleading Super AMOLED quad HD display Nonfunctional fingerprint scanner, Innovative secondary edge display No water resistant rating, Premium metal frame Overpopulated notification area, High quality camera and useful front facing camera
Nonfunctional fingerprint scanner, No water resistant rating, Overpopulated notification area, Nonfunctional fingerprint scanner, No water resistant rating, Overpopulated notification area
As a smartphone user who enjoys high end specifications and unique features, I have to say I am seriously considering a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. My wife is a Samsung Galaxy S5 user and as soon as she saw the Note Edge she said she wanted one. I would lov...
The biggest problem is that the Note Edge is $399 through AT&T with a two-year agreement. When you consider how experimental the device is, it doesn't quite feel like making that kind of commitment is worth it, particularly when the Note 4 is already expe...
Curved screen is first of its kind in the market, Note 4 design returns, until you get to the right side, Performance is top tier, Camera is still quite powerful, When the curve proves useful, it's great, Hardware offerings are robust, S Pen is still its
The curved display remains weird even after you get used to it, Ergonomics take a hit when the curve is factored in, When the edge doesn't work, it's infuriating, High cost brings the curve's existence into question
The Galaxy Note Edge is a lot about showing off the amazing capabilities of Samsung's AMOLED displays, and how they curve and bend. It's a show-off feature, and as such, it is granted to get you a lot of looks and attention, but it does little in terms of...
A tech demonstration that should've stayed as suchHaving spent a long period of time using the Note 4 before and after our extensive review, I was interested to see how the Note Edge's curved display would change the experience. In my opinion the Note 4 o...
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Veröffentlicht: 2014-11-13, Autor: Pete , Testbericht von: mashable.com
Useful edge panel, Eye-catching design, Outstanding camera
Expensive
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge feels like the future. Its flagship specs and ostentatiously useful edge panel make it one of the best smartphones you can buy… as long as you've got the cash...
