Samsung has seen a remarkable turnaround this year thanks in large part to its brilliant flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge. If you need to get an idea of just how much its devices have changed this year, look no further than the materials that are used in both devices – in fact, Samsung has been kind enough to release a video which shows exactly how the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is made and what goes into making that curved display and metal frame. Check it out below:
It’s pretty badass video and really showcases the effort and design that has gone into this latest and most expensive Samsung flagship to date. It’s a far cry from Samsung previous plastic efforts, not that any of them were particularly bad looking, but the Galaxy S6 family is just on a different level, marrying futuristic and elegant tones into one device. Of course, don’t take my word for it – this turnaround in design has clearly been notice by consumers around the world with Samsung estimating that it will sell 70 million of the two devices.
What do you think about how the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is made? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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