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Samsung Galaxy Note Edge
Galaxy Note Edge, showing its curved bezel
ManufacturerSamsung Electronics
TypePhablet
SeriesGalaxy Note
First released14 November 2014; 11 years ago (2014-11-14)
PredecessorSamsung Galaxy Round
SuccessorSamsung Galaxy S6 Edge+
RelatedSamsung Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini
Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Samsung Galaxy Alpha
Form factorSlate
Dimensions82.4×151.3×8.3 mm (3.24×5.96×0.33 in)
Weight174 g (6 oz)
Operating system
System-on-chipSamsung Exynos 5 Octa 5433 (South Korea version)
Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 (international version)
CPUQuad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A53 & quad-core 1.9 GHz Cortex-A57 (South Korea version)
2.7 GHz Krait 450 quad-core (international version)
GPUARM Mali T760 GPU (South Korea version)
Adreno 420 (international version)
Memory3 GB LPDDR3
Storage32/64 GB eMMC flash memory
Removable storagemicroSDXC up to 128 GB
SIM1x or 2x miniSIM
Battery3000 mAh user-replaceable Li-ion
ChargingQualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 at 15 W
Qi wireless charging requires special back cover
Rear camera16-megapixel BSI, with autofocus, 2160p (4K) at 30fps (limited to 5 mins), 1440p at 30fps, 1080p at 30/60fps, 720p at 30/60fps, slo-mo video recording at 720p at 120fps
Front camera3.7 megapixel, 1440p/1080p/720p video recording
Display142 mm (5.6 in) Super AMOLED 524 ppi 2560×1600 16:10 aspect ratio
Connectivity
List
Data inputs
List
Development statusDiscontinued
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge next to a Motorola DynaTAC

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is an Android phablet smartphone produced by Samsung Electronics. Unveiled during a Samsung press conference at IFA Berlin on September 3, 2014, alongside its sister, the Galaxy Note 4, it is distinguished by a display that curves across the right side of the device, which can be used as a sidebar to display application shortcuts, a virtual camera shutter button,[2] notifications, and other information.

Development and release

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At the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show, Samsung presented "Youm"—concept prototypes for smartphones that incorporated flexible displays. One prototype had a screen curved along the right edge of the phone, while the other had a screen curved around the bottom of the phone. Samsung explained that the additional "strip" could be used to display additional information alongside apps, such as notifications or a news ticker.[3][4][5]

The Youm concept would surface as part of the Galaxy Note Edge, which was unveiled alongside the Galaxy Note 4 on September 3, 2014.[6] Samsung strategist Justin Denison explained that the company liked to take risks in its products, going on to say that "We're not a company that does one-offs [..] We like to do things big and get behind it."[7]

Specifications

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Hardware and design

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The Galaxy Note Edge is similar in design to the Galaxy Note 4 (which is in turn an evolution of the Galaxy Note 3), with a metallic frame and a plastic leather rear cover. The device features either an Exynos 5 Octa 5433 (South Korea version) or Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 (International version) system-on-chip, 3 GB of RAM, and 32 or 64 GB of expandable storage. As with other Galaxy Note series devices, it includes an S Pen stylus which can be used for pen input, drawing, and handwriting. The S Pen had been given a small upgrade with the Note Edge. Similarly to other recent Samsung flagship devices, it also includes a heart rate sensor and fingerprint scanner. The Galaxy Note Edge features a 5.6-inch "Quad HD+" Super AMOLED display, which contains an additional 160 pixel wide column that wraps around the side of the device on a curve.[6][7][8][9] The device includes a 16 megapixel rear camera with a back-illuminated sensor, optical image stabilization, and 4K video recording, and a 3.7 megapixel front-facing camera.[9]

Software

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The Galaxy Note Edge ships with Android 4.4.4 "KitKat" and Samsung's TouchWiz interface and software suite, and is similar to that of the Note 4. The curved edge of the screen is used as a sidebar for various purposes: it can be used to display different panels, including shortcuts to frequent applications, displays of notifications, news, stocks, sports, social networks, playback controls for the music and video players, camera controls, data usage, and minigames. Tools are also available through the panel, including a ruler, stopwatch, timer, voice recorder, and flashlight button. A software development kit is available for developers to code panels; additional panels can be obtained through Galaxy Apps. The "Night Clock" mode allows the edge screen to, during a pre-determined timeframe, display a digital clock while not in use. Due to the nature of AMOLED displays, which render black by not turning on the pixel at all, this mode does not significantly consume battery power, but per software limitations it cannot be active for more than 12 hours at a time.[6][8][10]

As of Mid 2016, the Galaxy Note Edge can be upgraded up to Android Marshmallow.

Variants

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Countries
  • Europe: SM-N915FY
  • Global: SM-N915F
  • Asia and Australia: SM-N915G[11]
  • Japan: N915D (SC-01G, NTT Docomo), N915J (SCL24, au)
  • Canada: N915W8
  • China: SM-N1950

South Korea carriers

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  • SK Telecom: SM-N915S
  • KT: SM-N915K
  • LG Uplus: SM-N915L
US carriers
  • AT&T: SM-N915A
  • Verizon: SM-N915V
  • T-Mobile: SM-SM-N915T
  • Sprint: N915P
  • US Cellular: N915R4

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The Note Edge was shipped to Germany after more than 120,000 people voted for it in an online poll conducted by Samsung.[13] A "Premium Edition" with the part number "N915FZKYDBT" was launched soon after, with more accessories in the box (flip cover, memory card, "display cleaner", and an additional brochure with usage tips), as well as an extended warranty.[14][15]

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The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is an Android phablet developed and manufactured by as part of its Galaxy Note series, notable for introducing a curved-edge display design in 2014. First released in on October 28, 2014, and subsequently in other markets including the on November 14, 2014, it was positioned as a premium device emphasizing productivity with its included stylus and innovative screen layout. The device's hallmark feature is its 5.6-inch Super display with a QHD resolution of 2560x1440 pixels, where the right edge curves around the side of the device to function as a secondary screen for quick glances at notifications, app shortcuts, and tools without interrupting the main display. This asymmetric curved design, wrapping around the frame, allowed users to access features like a night clock, ruler tool, or timeline on the edge panel, marking 's early experimentation with flexible displays that influenced later models like the S6 Edge. Measuring 151.3 x 82.4 x 8.3 mm and weighing 174 grams, the Note Edge is powered by either a 805 quad-core (2.7 GHz) or 5433 octa-core processor, depending on the region, paired with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB or 64 GB of internal storage expandable via microSDXC up to 128 GB. It features a 16-megapixel rear camera with optical and LED flash, a 3.7-megapixel front camera, and a 3000 mAh battery, while launching with Android 4.4.4 KitKat and receiving updates up to Android 6.0 . Priced at around $399 on contract in the at launch, the Galaxy Note Edge received praise for its hardware innovation and multitasking capabilities via the but was critiqued for its limited software optimization for the edge screen and higher cost compared to the standard Galaxy Note 4. Though production was limited as a proof-of-concept device, it played a pivotal role in Samsung's shift toward curved and edge-display technologies in subsequent Galaxy lineup evolutions.

Development

Announcement

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge was unveiled on , , during a Samsung at the IFA consumer electronics show in , , as part of the Samsung Unpacked 2014 Episode 2 event. This announcement positioned the device as an innovative extension of the Galaxy Note series, introducing a novel curved display technology to the category. The Note Edge's conceptual origins trace back to Samsung's Youm flexible display prototype, which was demonstrated at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January 2013. This prototype showcased early advancements in bendable panels, allowing for curved screens that could wrap around device edges without compromising functionality. The Note Edge represented the commercialization of this technology, evolving the Youm concept into a practical form factor with a side-curved display intended for quick-access notifications and tools. During the announcement, emphasized its commitment to bold experimentation, with of Product and Strategy Justin Denison stating, "We like to do things big and get behind it." This reflected the company's strategy of pushing display innovations to differentiate its premium devices. The event teased the Note Edge's 5.6-inch Quad HD curved-edge screen as a key feature, marking the first public reveal of such a design in the Galaxy Note lineup, while positioning it as a companion to the simultaneously announced Galaxy Note 4.

Release

Production of the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge began in late 2014, with initial shipments directed to select markets ahead of the device's commercial debut. planned to produce and ship approximately 1 million units in 2014 as a limited-edition concept device due to complexities in manufacturing the curved display; actual global sales reached about 630,000 units. The device saw its global rollout commence on November 14, 2014, initially available in key markets including , the , and parts of , though pre-launch availability varied by region— received units as early as October 28, 2014, and began sales on October 23, 2014. At launch, the unlocked 32 GB model was priced at $949 , while European pricing ranged from €849 to €899 depending on the country, with the setting it at approximately £750. Samsung adopted a limited initial availability strategy, restricting the early release to four primary markets—South Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan—before expanding to additional regions in subsequent months. In a notable marketing effort, Samsung introduced a special German Premium Edition following a public online poll that garnered over 120,000 votes in support of the device's local release; this edition, launched in late 2014, included accessories such as a Flip Wallet and a 64 GB microSD card, priced at €899. Production of the Galaxy Note Edge was discontinued by , with software support concluding after the final updates to Android 6.0 in that period.

Design and hardware

Build and display

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge measures 151.3 × 82.4 × 8.3 mm and weighs 174 grams, making it a compact yet substantial designed for portability despite its large screen. Its construction features a back panel paired with an aluminum frame and a front protected by Corning 3, providing a premium feel with enhanced scratch resistance on the display surface. Though the device lacks official water or dust resistance ratings. At the core of its design is a 5.6-inch Super AMOLED display with a Quad HD+ resolution of 2560 × 1600 pixels, achieving a pixel density of approximately 524 ppi for sharp, vibrant visuals. The screen employs a curved design, with the right edge bending seamlessly to extend the display by an additional 160 pixels in width (forming a vertical strip), creating a dedicated side panel that integrates functionality without expanding the overall footprint. This curved edge serves as a secondary interface for displaying notifications, quick-access tools, and app shortcuts, allowing users to interact with essential information while keeping the main screen unobstructed. The ergonomic benefits of the curved edge promote one-handed use, as the bend naturally contours to the user's grip, reducing strain during extended handling. Additionally, the stylus integrates with the display for precise input on both the main panel and , enabling quick annotations and controls.

Performance and battery

The Galaxy Note Edge featured two processor variants depending on the region: the 5433 octa-core processor (quad-core 1.9 GHz Cortex-A57 and quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A53) for the South Korean market, and the 805 quad-core 2.7 GHz Krait 450 for international models. The Exynos variant utilized the Mali-T760 MP6 GPU, while the Snapdragon employed the 420 GPU, enabling smooth multitasking and graphics-intensive applications across both configurations. The device was equipped with 3 GB of LPDDR3 RAM to support its processing demands. Internal storage options included 32 GB or 64 GB of eMMC , expandable via a dedicated microSDXC card slot supporting up to 128 GB. This configuration allowed users to handle large files, apps, and media without significant performance bottlenecks. Input and sensor capabilities included the signature stylus with air gesture support for precise control and remote interactions. Additional sensors comprised a for secure unlocking, a integrated into the rear design, and a for altitude and measurements, enhancing fitness tracking and environmental awareness features. Power management was handled by a removable 3000 mAh , which supported 2.0 for faster wired replenishment and Qi-standard wireless charging for cable-free convenience. Camera hardware consisted of a 16 MP rear sensor with an f/2.2 , (OIS), , and LED flash, capable of recording 4K video at 30 fps. The front-facing 3.7 MP camera featured an f/1.9 , suitable for high-definition selfies and video calls.

Software and features

Operating system

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge launched with Android 4.4.4 KitKat overlaid with Samsung's Nature UX 3.0 user experience skin. The device received its first major update to Android 5.0 in early 2015, followed by a minor revision to Android 5.1.1 later that year. In mid-2016, it was upgraded to Android 6.0.1 , marking the final major Android version supported due to hardware constraints such as its Snapdragon 805 and 3 GB of RAM. No subsequent major updates, including to Android 7.0 or later, were provided by . Security patches continued for approximately one year after the rollout, with the last official update dated September 2017, addressing vulnerabilities up to that point. As of 2025, the Galaxy Note Edge receives no further software support from , leaving it exposed to unpatched risks and incompatible with modern apps requiring newer Android versions. Out of the box, the device included pre-installed Samsung applications such as S Note for stylus-based note-taking and S Health for fitness tracking, alongside standard apps like Chrome and the Play Store. Regional carrier variants, particularly in the United States, added provider-specific bloatware including apps for , messaging, and network optimization from carriers like Verizon, , and Sprint. The Edge panel feature was integrated directly into the operating system layers across updates, allowing quick access to tools and notifications via the curved display edge without disrupting core Android functionality.

User interface enhancements

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge featured Samsung's Nature UX 3.0 interface, built on Android 4.4 KitKat, which introduced several customizations leveraging the device's curved edge display for enhanced usability. The primary innovation was the Edge sidebar, a swipeable vertical ribbon on the right side of the screen measuring 2,560 by 160 pixels, functioning as a multifunctional extension of the . Users could customize up to seven panels via the Edge panel manager, selecting from pre-installed options like favorite apps, contacts, news feeds from Yahoo, timelines, or S Health metrics, and even download additional panels from the Galaxy Apps store. This setup allowed quick access to information and shortcuts without navigating away from the main display, with notifications briefly flashing on the edge for tappable alerts. A standout TouchWiz feature was Night Clock mode, which dimly illuminated the edge display to show the time, date, weather, and alarms during user-defined nighttime hours, such as from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. This mode could run for up to 12 hours on a single charge, drawing minimal power from the panel by activating only the necessary pixels, making it ideal as a bedside clock without fully waking the device. The received targeted enhancements in , integrating seamlessly with display for intuitive input. Air Command, invoked by hovering the and pressing its button, opened a customizable radial with shortcuts to tools like Action Memo for quick note-taking, Scrap Booker for capturing screen content, Screen Write for annotations, and S Finder for searching device content. Screen-off memo enabled users to write directly on the locked display using the , bypassing the need to unlock the phone, while advanced in apps like S Note converted scrawled text to editable digital format with high accuracy. These features extended to , allowing interactions with sidebar panels for precise selections. Multitasking capabilities were bolstered by multi-window support, permitting two apps to run simultaneously in a split-screen view on the main display, with resizable windows for flexible layouts. The edge sidebar complemented this by providing rapid access to secondary apps through the Favorite Apps panel, enabling users to drag icons or switch tasks via a simple swipe, thus streamlining workflows like referencing notes while browsing. Edge-specific utilities further highlighted the interface's ingenuity, offering glanceable tools integrated into the sidebar. Swiping down from any edge panel revealed quick-access functions such as a virtual ruler for on-screen measurements using the device's , a sports ticker streaming live scores and updates from sources like Yahoo Sports, a , , , and voice recorder. These tools, while niche, demonstrated the curved display's potential for contextual, non-intrusive functionality, such as monitoring a game during video playback on the main screen.

Variants

Regional models

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge was released in several regional variants, each identified by specific model codes tailored to local network compatibility and hardware requirements. These include SM-N915F for global LTE markets, SM-N915FY for , SM-N915G for and , SM-N915T for in the , SM-N915V for Verizon in the , and SM-N915W8 for . Additionally, the SM-N9150 variant was designated for . Regional hardware differences primarily involved LTE band support to accommodate varying carrier frequencies. Most models, including international variants such as the SM-N915F and SM-N915FY, and US models like the SM-N915T and SM-N915V, utilized the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 quad-core processor (28 nm), while South Korean models employed the Samsung Exynos 5433 octa-core processor (20 nm). LTE band variations ensured compatibility; for instance, US models supported Band 17 (AWS 1700/2100 MHz) essential for and coverage, whereas European and Asian variants prioritized bands like 3 (1800 MHz), 7 (2600 MHz), and 20 (800 MHz) for broader global roaming. A , the German Premium Edition based on the SM-N915F model, was offered exclusively in from November to December 2014. This variant included bundled accessories such as a Flipnew case, a 64 GB microSD card, a screen cloth, and an extended three-year warranty, priced at €899. The device was not available in all markets worldwide, with distribution limited to select regions and carriers. In , for example, it was restricted to via the SM-N9150 model, without broader retail availability.

Carrier editions

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge was offered in carrier-specific editions tailored for major networks in , featuring the 5433 processor and support for TD-LTE (LTE-Advanced) to enable high-speed data services on local infrastructure. The variant, model SM-N915S, was optimized for the carrier's LTE-A network bands. Similarly, the KT edition (SM-N915K) and U+ model (SM-N915L) included these network adaptations, ensuring compatibility with each provider's TD-LTE frequencies for enhanced connectivity in urban and rural areas. In the United States, carrier editions incorporated specific radio configurations for optimal performance on domestic networks. The T-Mobile version (SM-N915T) supported VoLTE for high-definition voice calls over LTE, alongside compatibility with the carrier's GSM and HSPA bands. Verizon's SM-N915V model included CDMA support for its legacy and LTE networks, enabling seamless voice and data services on the carrier's infrastructure. AT&T's edition (SM-N915A) was certified for the carrier's LTE bands, with firmware tuned for efficient spectrum utilization. Sprint (SM-N915P) and U.S. Cellular (N915R4) editions were also available, featuring similar radio configurations optimized for their LTE networks. These carrier editions featured customizations such as pre-installed apps and modifications to align with network requirements. For instance, the model included apps like T-Mobile TV for on-device video streaming, while all variants had carrier-specific that optimized signal and battery efficiency during network transitions. A limited edition for Japan's network, model SM-N915D (also known as SC-01G), integrated NFC technology for mobile payments and transit via the system, alongside support for Docomo's Xi LTE and VoLTE services. au by offered a similar edition, model SM-N915J (SCL24), with NFC for mobile payments and support for the carrier's LTE services.

Reception

Critical response

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge received generally positive reviews from tech critics upon its release, with praise centered on its innovative curved display and overall hardware quality. described the device as a "triumph of novel design," highlighting how the edge screen breaks from conventional aesthetics while providing practical utility for quick notifications and app shortcuts. lauded the display's "punchy contrast and sharpness," noting it as a standout feature in Samsung's lineup, and awarded the phone 84 out of 100. The stylus also drew acclaim for its enhanced precision and integration with the curved edge, enabling unique functionalities like side-panel note-taking, as emphasized in GSMArena's analysis of its productivity tools. Critics tempered their enthusiasm with notable criticisms, particularly regarding the device's high cost and the perceived gimmickry of its signature feature. Priced at $946 unlocked in the , the Note Edge was seen as overpriced compared to the similar Galaxy Note 4, limiting its appeal to a . The Verge, rating it 8.4 out of 10, acknowledged the curved screen's visual appeal but critiqued its software underutilization, calling it "head-turning gimmickry" that added little beyond novelty. Battery life was described as average for its 3,000mAh capacity, with noting it fell short of expectations for heavy use despite fast charging support. Limited initial availability, primarily through select carriers like and Verizon, further hindered broader adoption. The phone earned recognition for its boundary-pushing design, winning PhoneArena's "Best Innovation" award at IFA 2014 for the curved display's potential to redefine phablet interfaces. Across major outlets like CNET (8.3/10), The Verge (8.4/10), and Engadget (84/100), scores averaged around 8 out of 10, positioning the Note Edge as a commendable experiment in smartphone innovation that excelled in pushing phablet boundaries despite its flaws.

Commercial success

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, launched as a limited-edition device alongside the Galaxy Note 4 in October 2014, achieved modest commercial success but underperformed relative to its sibling model. By February 2015, Samsung had sold approximately 630,000 units worldwide, with total global sales remaining under 1 million units, reflecting constrained production and high pricing that limited broader adoption. In contrast, the standard Galaxy Note 4 sold 4.5 million units within its first month on the market, highlighting the Note Edge's niche appeal despite shared core features. The device's innovative curved edge display contributed to its market impact by pioneering asymmetrical screen designs in smartphones, which influenced subsequent Samsung models such as the Galaxy S6 Edge released in 2015. This feature helped elevate 's position in the premium segment, where larger screens with unique aesthetics differentiated the brand from competitors during a period of intense innovation in mobile displays. However, initial challenges included a premium launch of $950 unlocked in the U.S., coupled with limited availability that led to rapid sell-outs in select markets before demand waned. By mid-2015, responded with a $200 reduction on contract pricing at carriers like , while unlocked prices saw gradual drops to around $650 through retailers to stimulate sales amid softening interest. As of 2025, the Galaxy Note Edge has been discontinued since around 2016, marking the end of its short production run as a experimental . Its edge display concept evolved into Samsung's broader Infinity Display lineup, though the company has since shifted away from pronounced curves toward flat screens in recent models, reflecting changing consumer preferences for practicality over novelty. Today, it holds status as a collector's item among early adopters and tech enthusiasts, valued for its role in Samsung's design experimentation, with no official software support available but ongoing custom ROM development sustaining limited community interest.

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