Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge review: Still the best Android phone you can buy
The Galaxy S7 Edge is a beautiful, functional phone which addresses virtually all of the shortcomings of its predecessors. However, you can't please everyone, and there will be those who are annoyed at Samsung for not taking more risks with the design and for relying so heavily on the blueprints of the S6, although the same criticism could fairly be levelled at Apple.
As ever, these kind of handsets don't come cheaply. The 32GB Galaxy S7 Edge is priced at £639 - no pricing for the 64GB version is currently available - and the Galaxy S7 32GB version will cost £569.
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