Samsung has also included hardware support for NFC on the Galaxy S6 Edge+ in preparation for the UK launch of Samsung Pay. In addition, there is also Samsung’s proprietary Magnetic Secure Transmission tech that allows compatibility with old-fashioned magnetic stripe readers.
While it looks exactly like its predecessor, the iPhone 6 Plus, the iPhone 6S Plus is actually a massive upgrade on the inside. The new phablet from the American tech giant is powered by a blazing fast A9 chip and delivers long overdue camera upgrade on both sides.
The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+, on the other hand, is powered by an Exynos 7420 processor, a great 16-megapixel camera, and a plethora of sensors and superb design. But the phablet does not have a microSD slot to offer an expandable storage, but it has a nano SIM and a standard microUSB port.
Critics, however, believe that the dual edge screen on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ is a bit of overkill. While minimizing bezels is great, but they can actually cause a minor warping effect especially when watching full-screen videos.
In addition to the screen, another reused feature is the fingerprint sensor built into the home button of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+. It is certainly not as fast compared to other phablets like the Huawei Mate S and Google’s Nexus 6P.