[67srbell]

Maybe because they feel it wasn't worth the cost? Aren't as blown away by it as imagined?

Just curious...

[tbran]

Haha...you joke right? I have access to the other "hot" phones right now. My wife's Note 4, and a pair of Nexus 6's for our business. They are certainly nice devices, but I am content with my Edge.

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[clitrenta]

Maybe because they feel it wasn't worth the cost? Aren't as blown away by it as imagined?

Just curious...

Not a chance man. This device was far more cool than even I gave it credit for. We are hereby joined at the hip until the next Note comes out.

[21stNow]

I'm not as blown away as I thought that I would be, but I still really like the Note Edge and am not thinking of returning it. The edge screen still offers something different and useful to me and I am enjoying learning this phone more than I have some of the other phones that I have had recently.

[67srbell]

Okay. I have both the edge and note 4 and debating whether or not to return the edge and go back to the Note 4

[67srbell]

Is it worth keeping the Note 4 around for VR?

[67srbell]

My main question is that in terms of multitasking, does the edge screen offer anything of value over the Note 4 when one can just use the multitasking key on the Note 4?

[21stNow]

Okay. I have both the edge and note 4 and debating whether or not to return the edge and go back to the Note 4

I have both, as well. If I had to pick only one to keep, it would definitely be the Edge.

My main question is that in terms of multitasking, does the edge screen offer anything of value over the Note 4 when one can just use the multitasking key on the Note 4?

I don't use the edge screen for multitasking as much as I do when the phone is idle and I can watch the stock quotes go by. The notifications are OK but I need more time to judge since I don't receive many notifications on the Note Edge.

[blitz118]

My main question is that in terms of multitasking, does the edge screen offer anything of value over the Note 4 when one can just use the multitasking key on the Note 4?

No, I will not be returnuing it. I use the edge panel to access my favorites quickly, and the phone is unique and there is nothing out there like it. I've posted multiple videos showing the features of the phone.If you do not like the phone then return it.

[DAS]

I have the Note 4 and Note Edge, and if I could return one it would be the N4.

I like the N4, but the Edge is unique and like no other on the market. The fact that Samsung gave it the same top end specs as the N4 I don't have to compromise in anyway.

VR compatibility with the Note 4 is not compelling enough for me.

Since I can't return the Note 4 I will keep it as my backup device. I recently sold my Note 3 on Ebay.

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[clitrenta]

My main question is that in terms of multitasking, does the edge screen offer anything of value over the Note 4 when one can just use the multitasking key on the Note 4?

Apples and oranges here. The Edge has the same multi-tasking button. The panels are more a replacement for those 4 quick access icons on the bottom of the Note 4 screen. In that regard, it is far better because you have access to a lot more than just 4 apps with the panels.

[DAS]

I recommend this phone over the Note 4 simply because you don't loose anything, but gain so much more.

The same multi-level features available on the Note 4 are also available on the Note Edge, with added bonus of the Edge panel.

For the consumer there are features available on the Note Edge that are absent on the Note 4, but none that I can think of vice versa.

From a pure value added standpoint you clearly get more bang for your buck with the Edge.

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[NotAnAppleGuy]

No, I will not be returnuing it. I use the edge panel to access my favorites quickly, and the phone is unique and there is nothing out there like it. I've posted multiple videos showing the features of the phone.If you do not like the phone then return it.

This. I hate having a screen that's cluttered with icons. The Edge eliminates this very annoying schism for me. The fact that you can have access to your most important apps w/o cluttering the screen is worth more than its weight in gold.

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[Jean Sagarese]

I can't wait to get one and my contract isn't up till September I am so hoping that they will have one around or even make a second generation of it

[boriqua2000]

My screen keeps randomly dimming. I checked all my settings and it shouldn't be doing it. Seems like a phone defect. I will be returning it tomorrow

[paradroid]

Thinking about switching to the standard Note 4. I have not found any extra value to the side bar yet other than it looks cool.

[67srbell]

Thinking about switching to the standard Note 4. I have not found any extra value to the side bar yet other than it looks cool.

Exactly. I switched back and am glad that I did.

I prefer the Note 4's larger screen, better battery life and ergonomics.

[blitz118]

Exactly. I switched back and am glad that I did.

I prefer the Note 4's larger screen, better battery life and ergonomics.

[paradroid]

Exactly. I switched back and am glad that I did.

I prefer the Note 4's larger screen, better battery life and ergonomics.

How much of a hassle is it to switch to the Note 4 in the 14 day period? I am with ATT.

I will give the phone a few more days to see if I can find value in the side wedge over the row of favorite Icons along the bottom of the screen.

So far:

Pro
Looks pretty cool and a conversation starter

Cons
A bit clumsy to hold
Lack of cases and screen covers
Need to swipe the side wedge to get to favorite apps
Probable lack of custom ROMs because of small user base.

[blitz118]

Cons are your opinion, and you are speaking for yourself. If you do not like the phone just return it, and get something else.

[DAS]

How much of a hassle is it to switch to the Note 4 in the 14 day period? I am with ATT.

I will give the phone a few more days to see if I can find value in the side wedge over the row of favorite Icons along the bottom of the screen.

So far:

Pro
Looks pretty cool and a conversation starter

Cons
A bit clumsy to hold
Lack of cases and screen covers
Need to swipe the side wedge to get to favorite apps
Probable lack of custom ROMs because of small user base.

If you're having buyer's remorse you should probably return it.

As for me and my house though the Edge panel is a great value added. I also own the Note 4 and right now it's just sitting on my dresser.

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[blitz118]

So far from this thread we have eight people who love the phone, and are keeping it. We have two people who are returning it. It looks the majority of the people who replied to this thread are not returning it. So this thread is a failure.

[glidersgalore]

I love how people will BMW about a product. They try to get people to talk them I to keeping it or they want to argue with everyone about why they are right and you are wrong. Figured out save your fingers and let them BMW or do this.
Sir please take it back and stop bothering those who like and value the device.

[blitz118]

If you're having buyer's remorse you should probably return it. Isn't for me and my house though the Edge panel is a great value added. I also own the Note 4 and right now it's just sitting on my dresser.

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Edge is so cool that when it sits on the dresser you can make use of the edge panel. The Note 4 just sits there and does nothing.

[DAS]

Edge is so cool that when it sits on the dresser you can make use of the edge panel. The Note 4 just sits there and does nothing.

This is so true. The Note Edge has value just sitting on a table because via the Edge screen the user can interact with the device without ever turning on the display.

The word when this phone was first announced was that it would be a limited edition and the launch countries would be few.

I had kinda told myself that it wasn't coming to the states so I purchased the Note 4 (N4) instead.

Well, a week later it's announced that Sprint will sell the Note Edge, but I decided to keep the N4 since I didn't have a time frame on the release date.

My only regret now is that I should have been a bit more patient because once the Edge was available I purchased one on the first day.

It's too late now to return the N4 so I will just keep it as a back up in the event something happens to the Edge.

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