Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ finally launched in India
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The much awaited Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ is launched in India, a week after its US launch, to create a tough competition in the big screen smartphones market. “India is a key market for
Staying true to Samsung’s ‘Make in India’ commitment, the Galaxy S6 edge+ will be manufactured from its Noida facility to meet the demand of the Indian consumers. He also added that the Indian R&D team has been intricately involved in the development of various key features in the Galaxy S6 edge+ like the ‘Live Video broadcast’, People Edge, Easy share, Camera and the My Profile.
So is it worth the bucks? Let’s find out.
Processor and Storage
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It has a powerful Exynos octa-core processor which is complemented by the increased 4 GB RAM, enabling users to enjoy a seamless multi-tasking experience.
Multimedia experience
It comes with 5.7 (143.9mm) Quad HD Super AMOLED display which gives the users deeper screen contrast and details.
Galaxy S6 edge+ features 4K video filming and introduces Live Broadcast which lets users share video in Full HD quality straight from the phone to any individual or a group of contacts.
Battery
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With battery capacity of 3000 mAh, it enables fast charging both on wired and wireless. The battery life is expected to be a little less than one day, which is the standard for most Samsung smartphones till date.
Camera
The camera is not entailed with any special features compared to the price range. It comes with a 16 MP primary and 5 MP secondary camera, which is not worth the bucks given that Samsung J5 comes with 13 MP primary and 5 MP secondary camera with a price which is far less than this.
Verdict
This 5.7 inch curve might not be the best bet at such price, INR 57,900. Slightly extra software features for its curve than its predecessor S6 edge doesn't help it to be a better choice than S6 edge.
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