Do you know why Samsung introduced the edge screen?

[Reza33]

To increase the chance of leaving you with a broken screen phone🤨

I feel so dumb to keep buying Samsung with edge screens and break it after some months! Any usful function for the edges beside making repair guys richer? No, absolutely not! 

[Echo1]

I have had a edge screen since the S7 edge came out and had no issues with cracked or damaged screens I have even drop my phone on occasion.

After all it's a technical device it's not meant to hammer in nails, just saying🙄🙄🙄

[Reza33]

we can all say the milk's color is black when that makes us a huge benefit 😂

[Echo1]

I am just saying that normal wear and tear won't crack or break the screen so what are you doing to break yours???

[SamsungMad]

test

[fuggyr]

i had the S6 edge and now S9+ and i have had no issues with my screen... dropped my phone a few times, no cracks... What are you doing with your phone???

[fuggyr]

Needless to say , you need a phone case... preferably with corner cushioning

[Reza33]

from employee point of view can you please explain why do you make a weak point and suggest to cover the edge with thick case? you are clearly missing the point.

[mytech]

I can barely tell I have a case on my device +its got a nice li'l kickstand too. 🚶♂️I'm not giving an opinion... I've never broken not 1 phone since like star-tac but I've always had a good case on my phone and yes b4 they were much bulkier but now they are quite nice 🤷♂️
I kinda laugh when I see peeps with no case saying they like the feel of the phone, yeah that's great and all but you can spend $20-100 for a case and save the time to take it in when it gets broke and the repair is
~the same cost 🤷♂️

[mytech]

Ps I drop mine almost everyday and I even ran over it with my car bc when I got in it slipped out my pocket and bounced under the car and of course lined up with the wheel 🤦♂️, eeek, all good though, no breakage 🤙👍