Samsung Galaxy S7 edge - 4G smartphone - RAM 4 GB / Internal Memory 32 GB - microSD slot - OLED display - 5.5" - 2560 x 1440 pixels - rear camera 12 MP - front camera 5 MP - AT&T - coral blue

I have been a Note fanatic from their beginning, and i would have purchased another one. My only disappointment with the S7 Edge is losing my stylus and handwriting abilities. I used it often at work. The Edge is very nice aside from that. I hope to see some type of Note return soon though. Samsung rocks.

The phone is sturdy and thank you to the engineer who finally offset the screen off key from the volume down key. The keyboard is difficult to use, and I don't understand why it is so hard to make the pbone know up from down in rotate mode. Great screen, very vivid, a bit too sensitive but a great phone.

To start off this phone was purchased as a replacement for the Galaxy NOTE 7 I had.. However since they recalled it is figured I'd get this phone instead because it was the next big thing. I'm surprised that I actually like this phone better than the Galaxy Note 7. I'm not sure it it was because I had the blue note 7 & I got a black 7 edge. But I'm glad that I like it better. The camera is phenomenal! I loveeee that it has a flash in the front facing camera. The phone quality is absolutely excellent. I also love the battery life on this phone. It is practically in my hand almost every second and after I put it down it is no less than 50%. If you are considering to buy this phone stop thinking about it and get it!! It really is the best phone out right now! I can't wait to see what samsung has in store for me on my next upgrade!

I am impressed with the beauty and functionality of this phone. Am still learning my way around android system. My service provider store reps did the setup and transfer from my last phone, and also installed the strong protective screen guard in the event the phone decides to inadvertently take a "ground flight". Photos are VERY impressive; camera is stable NO blurs. Love the camera! The S7 Edge is perfect weight, feels like high quality, Paired easily with my Bluetooth devices seamlessly. Busy exploring the apps and all the amenities of the device. Also located a really nice "back protective jacket" in the exact same color of the phone. Didn't want to cover the beautiful Gold back.

The S7 edge is a really good handheld for most functions and has admirable features, the most notable of which is the camera - whose pixel definition is best of any device I have seen yet and everyone who sees it says they think the camera is great. The battery life of S7edge is far superior to the previous Samsung mobile phone I had, the Galaxy 3 and Galaxy 4.

I was fairly nervous getting this phone, simply because I have always had an iPhone. I absolutely love it. Took me just a short time to get use to the transition, but truly do not miss a thing about my iPhone. Great camera. Picture quality is amazing. I love that I can personalize so much. I have Samsung appliances which I think are hands down the best, and now they have won my heart with this phone.

This phone was my first intro to the Edge feature. The Edge feature has a purpose and I can see the selling point to it, but for me it doesn't really serve a purpose. I can navigate other ways much faster than using the edge feature. It also weakened the durability of the phone. I always boasted on the durability of my Galaxy, but this version I ran through two in a matter of months due to accidental drops on the "edge". These drops were with a case on it also so I was a bit disappointed in that. When I got my final phone i was very careful with it and it lasted me roughly a year without any breaks cracks or damage. As with most Samsung devices the hardware is hard to beat. Feels great in the hand, heavy yet very lightweight. Camera is dynamite, video is great. Software at times is lacking and sometimes it will lag and drag. Its a small price to pay for the allowance of being outside the box ad being able to download apps from anywhere from anyone. Unless Samsung does some really messed up stuff (like take away the microSD again....i waited 2yrs cause i refused to buy the s6 without the microSD) I'll always be a Samsung guy......I have the s8 early assessment.....its awesome!!!!

The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is a fantastic phone. Right out of the box you think "Wow, this is an incredibly light and good looking phone!". Smile, wise consumer, this is YOUR incredibly light and good looking phone. This feeling continues as you turn on the phone and the vibrant screen greets its new owner. Setup was a breeze, and the super convenient Samsung Smart Switch app made it really easy to move everything from my old phone. (You need to download Samsung Smart Switch on your old, not incredibly light or good looking phone from whatever app store you may use. This was not available for my phone, the One Plus Two. I was able to side load the app by downloading the APK and installing it manually). Touch Wiz continues to be refined into a smoother and better experience, though I wish I could remove some apps. For example, I *love* Google's calendar app, especially the widget. You can't remove or even disable the Samsung calendar app, I just get the pleasure of having two calendar apps. There are worse problems to have. The edge tools are neat, but I don't think I'll be using them often. The fingerprint reader is zippy and accurate. I play a lot of games on my phone. And we're not talking crushing candy here. Games that chew through batteries and make the screen red hot with processing power. That's a thing, right? Anyway, this phone holds up. Super powerful, the battery holds up, and the phone doesn't feel like I'm resting my hands on a hot stove. But the phone does this thing. And I don't like this thing. The phone is under the impression that I want to play my games with a super vibrant, super saturated color scheme. I don't. At all. It's making my games look awful. Samsung, I beg of you, add the option to keep the "current" color profile while playing games. "Basic" mode is perfect, please let me play my games "Basic" mode. Buy this phone. You won't be disappointed. You know what is disappointing? Your current phone. Your current, miserably heavy, incredibly ugly phone.

I like this phone but cost a lot for a person on very limited income (social security) would be nice if you would give a discount to older people an ones that have been with ATT as long as I have.

This is my first Android device. I was attracted to it from my iPhone 6s Plus based mostly on the camera, specs, and battery size. On the camera and specs, it delivers. The camera is best on the market. The phone has incredibly good hardware and is very fast. I want to love it, I want to brag about it. There are two major things however that keep from doing so... 1 - The battery life. This phone has a bigger battery than my 6s Plus had. However it has far less than half the battery life. The reviews made it seem better, but real world, it's not. My 6s Plus was getting 9-10 hours of screen on time per charge. I am doing good on this one to get 3 and a half or 4 hours screen on time. Standby time on this phone is far worse than the 6s Plus too. I could overall get two full days on my 6s Plus before needing to charge again. On this one, I'm having to charge by about 3pm with light to moderate usage. I don't know what model the tech reviewers got, but in real world, the AT&T model is garbage for battery life. 2 - The bloatware. My goodness, the bloatware. Samsung has so much junk on this thing it's no wonder the battery suffers. They have decided to put their version of almost every Google app (what people really want, pure Android) alongside the Google apps you actually want, and you cannot remove the Samsung apps no matter what you do aside from rooting - which you also can't do since they mistakenly decided people want Samsung pay/Knox rather than having the ability to delete the junk off their phones. It's not just that there's effectively two of every app - the pure Android version and Samsung's version, it's that Samsung's versions are horrifically bad and you can't remove or even disable most of them. Touchwiz being the biggest offender, but they're all bad. The phone itself feels great in hand. It's solid, well made, and I like it better than my 6s Plus. However it's the first and last Samsung device I'll buy until they remedy their bloatware and related, the horrible battery life in real world use. Again the reviews were great, that's why I bought it. But whatever S7 Edge they got in the labs and tech reviews must have been unicorns because the real world version doesn't come near living up to it. It'll be a Nexus device next time, or back to iOS. Not sure which yet. Samsung built great hardware, but they go against everything the Android experience is about.