The latest updates and review of Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus have given focus on its camera and a certain flaw which accordingly was also present in its smaller model, the S6 Edge.
Irish Times reported two major flaws that they have observed in the mobile giant's latest offering.
The site revealed that despite the "eye-catching design" of the unit, it "is spoiled a little by its ability to pick up every fingerprint going."
"It's a particular problem on the rear of the phone, which, like its smaller sibling, isn't as nicely designed as the rest of the handset," Irish Times stated in its Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus updates and review.
Another cited not-so-good attribute of the handset is its failure "to include the ability to pop a MicroSD card in to expand memory."
With this particular flaw, the site suggested that anyone who is keen about purchasing a new unit must opt for a variant which has enough memory space to store all their needed apps, images and videos.
However, it can be noted that its camera is "impressive" considering the 16 megapixel camera at the back and five megapixel in front.
As for their verdict, the site claimed in its Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus updates and review that it is "More beautiful than the Note but just as useful; it's not perfect though."
In the meantime, Sam Mobile shared that the South Korean multinational company might unveil the Samsung Galaxy S7 by early next year.
The tech site disclosed that based on the account of their insiders, "Samsung has started developing firmware for the Galaxy S7, work has begun a month earlier than it did for the Galaxy S6 last year, which could be a major indication that Samsung might unveil the Galaxy S7 in February 2016."
It is anticipated that the announcement will be made at the Mobile World Congress 2016.
What do you think of this latest information? Keep posted for more Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus updates and review.
