As phablets continue to reign supreme, Samsung has proven that it can blur the lines between the category with the Samsung Galaxy S7. The company may have not explicitly called the Galaxy S7 edge a phablet, but if you follow the terms on Wikipedia, any smartphone with a screen sized above 5.1-inches in diagonal can be safely included in this category.

Keep in mind thought that this is a category that’s already well dominated by some of our favorite devices of 2015, being the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, and Galaxy S6 edge+. If you recently decided to pull the trigger on either one of these, or if you’re wondering if you should still consider last year’s phablets, this video is for you.

Watch our Galaxy S7 edge vs Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 edge+ video to find out which device wins.

Click here to watch this video on YouTube!




Jaime has been a fan of technology since he got his first computer when he was 12, and has followed the evolution of mobile technology from the PDA to everything we see today. As our Multimedia Manger, he’s been in-charge of growing our YouTube hobby into one of the biggest video channels in the industry. When he’s not building one of our videos, or filming our Pocketnow Daily, he can be found in his second biggest passion, which is running and fitness. Read more about Jaime Rivera!

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