Autonomy: An important aspect to discuss is the life of the battery, now more than ever, because there is no removable cover for easy replacement battery easily as before, not to mention that it does there is no microSD slot for you to add memory to your phone. Comparatively, the S6 Edge is expected to last a little less than the regular S6, as I read it is less than the S5 last year. But I'm one of those still around a charger, and I always carry external battery in my backpack when I travel, so that was never a concern. Seriously, who even bought an extra battery more - you can only use for one specific phone model - when your external battery can charge all phones and tablets ? This scenario makes sense only if your work is so demanding that you do not have time to charge the phone and need to exchange batteries IMMEDIATELY. I do not think it is realistic scenario where the external batteries are now so small, light and cheap.
My S6 from 100% to 10 hours to about 20% at 10 hours with moderate use - so no complaints there. I get home, plug it in, and there is no problem.
* What better this year, it is the wireless charging standards are already integrated into the phone, so you can just buy a charging pad for about $ 50 and feel even cooler.
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