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(I have a personal preference between the S6 and Edge, but more on that in my video below.). Editors' note: This story originally published April 2, 2015 to compare the S6 and S6 Edge. It was updated on August 28 to add the Note 5 and S6 Edge+. Let's make it easy. In terms of hardware and construction, everything the Galaxy S6 has, the Galaxy S6 Edge has, too. (OK, so there are a few really minor hardware differences, like the S6 Edge's battery that's a skosh larger than the S6's -- 2,600mAh versus 2,550mAh.) The Note 5 and S6 Edge+ share nearly the same internals, like the processor and camera sensor, though battery size and RAM do vary.

To make it easy, we've put together this specs comparison chart, We've also thrown in the iPhone 6 Plus and LG G4 for good measure, * Chart by Lynn La/CNET, There are a bookworm iphone case few important physical differences between the phones: the size, the shape, the software, and, for the Note 5, the S Pen, Size: The S6 and Edge measure up with 5.1-inch screens, while the Note 5 and Edge+ have 5.7-inch screens, Size makes a difference when it comes to how much you can view, and how awkward the phones are to hold, The Note's and Edge+'s slim natures do make them more maneuverable than other, thicker large-screen devices, but at the end of the day, larger phones take up more space -- and offer more screen for viewing movies and photos, and reading articles and social networks..

Shape: Basically, the glass-and-metal phones all look and feel really nice, though the Edge's and Edge+'s two curving-down sides make them feel every bit like the elite model, even more so than the S6 and Note 5, which both hold their own in this department as well. The S6's and Edge+'s curved design comes across as both sharper and more petite, with an air of fragility that will likely make most S6 Edge owners dash to buy a case. (In all earnestness, everyone should buy a case and glass screen protector if they want to safeguard their investment.).

Software: Then there's the additional software for the Edge phones and Note, On the Edge, these include ways to quickly reach top contacts, as well as tidbits bookworm iphone case like a night mode that dimly displays the date and time after lights-out, On the Edge+, you also get shortcuts to top apps, and the ability to reach the shortcut display from any screen, It isn't clear if the regular S6 Edge will get this software, too, All of these are nice extras, but they hardly catapult you to the next level of smartphone existence..

On the Note, the S Note app is the marquee program for taking advantage of the S Pen, plus some other memo and app-shortcut tools as well. S Note has a lot of flexibility for creating charts, drawings and notes of all sorts. The app is streamlined by default so as not to overwhelm beginners, but an extension pack expands features for power users. S Pen: A "pen" you can pull out from the Note 5 is a major differentiator between that device and all the rest. You'd use it for writing and drawing, navigation and even to help type if you'd like to give your fingers a break or keep the screen a little cleaner (finger smudges from typing layer up fast).