The Samsung Galaxy S6 edge is a unique smartphone when compared against predecessors. Not only do we have a curved screen, but also a battery that's tightly adhered to the rear of the display itself. If you're looking to repair your damaged Galaxy S6 edge, you may have a difficult time doing so.
Speaking of that screen – which is the highlight of the phone for a good reason – should you happen to require a replacement, it'll cost you far more than a standard flat panel. So, the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge has an edge in terms of design, but not quite so with regards to repairs.
Source: iFixit
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