In case you somehow managed to miss it, Apple unveiled the new iPhone 6S in September and everyone freaked out. It may just be a slightly more powerful iPhone 6, but it's gunning for the same market as Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge, which recently took the 'best all-rounder' crown in the smartphone market. But which of these two super smartphones is best? We'll find out in our iPhone 6S vs Galaxy S6 Edge comparison.

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs iPhone 6S: Design

It's fairly widely accepted that Apple has got the whole design thing pretty well covered and the variations between each new phone are always fairly minimal. This is again the case with the 6S. As with previous 'S' versions, the new phone concentrates mainly on updates and hardware innovations, with no noticeable design changes.

Contrastingly, Samsung took something of a leap with its new range, ditching the plastic in order to dress the S6 Edge in glass and aluminum, making its style a little reminiscent of, well, Apple. This isn't necessarily a bad thing though and the S6 Edge is an attractive phone. Its curved screen and smooth edges make it stand out from the pack too.
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs iPhone 6S: Display

Here's where it starts to get more interesting. The new iPhone 6S keeps the 4.7-inch screen that Apple used on the iPhone 6 and the resolution has remained steady at 1,334 x 750 pixels, offering a pixel density of 326 pixels per inch. So far, so samey

However, the big leap forward (albeit slightly less impressive after Huawei got there first) is the introduction of the pressure-sensitive touch screen previously only employed on the Apple Watch. This Force Touch technology (which Apple oddly rebranded as 3D Touch) allows users to perform multiple functions at once, and opens up a world of possibilities.
This is also the category in which the Samsung model really comes into its own. That 5.1-inch double-edged Super AMOLED screen is not purely aesthetic, it's also the key to a host of new features, applications and shortcuts. Add that to its QHD resolution of 1,440 x 2,560 pixels, and it's easy to see why the Galaxy S6 Edge is considered to have one of the best displays on the market. Tough luck Apple......

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