Having kickstarted the phablet movement themselves, Samsung's new Galaxy Note Edge offers a bit of innovation and high performance in a 5.6" curve-sporting frame. Samsung Galaxy Note Edge.

If there’s something to say about Samsung and its camera range, it’s that they take improvement seriously. That’s why it’s not too difficult to note that the NX1 is the best camera Samsung has made to date. Samsung NX1.

With a compelling form factor and high-specced components, the Galaxy S6 edge is a powerful and enticing device. We find out if it holds sway over its non-edge brethren. Samsung Galaxy S6 edge.

The new Galaxy S6 is more than a smartphone, it is a challenge laid down by Samsung for all other flagships to try and beat. The question is whether anyone actually can in 2015. Samsung Galaxy S6.

Designed for enterprise users, the Galaxy Tab Active's thick plastic body may come off as a little gimmicky. But underneath all that lies a decent mid-range 8" tablet. Samsung Galaxy Tab Active.

In the Galaxy A5, Samsung shows that it's learning from its mistakes, and designed a beautiful mid-range smartphone with multimedia-focused users in mind. Samsung Galaxy A5.

Curved displays are on the rise, and with having put Samsung’s S34E790C offering to use, the appeal is clear to see. Samsung S34E790C Curved Monitor.

Proving just as efficient as its flagship counterpart, the Samsung Galaxy S5 mini is a solid performing mid-range smartphone that sets the standard in a saturated market. Quick Review: Samsung Galaxy S5 mini .

The TV often takes pride and place in many living rooms. To ensure it stays there, Samsung has littered its 6200 Smart 3D LED TV with a host of features to keep owners viewing. Quick Review: Samsung 6200 Smart 3D LED TV.

Armed with a stunningly sharp display, Samsung's Galaxy Tab S 10.5 brings to tablets what the S5 was missing in smartphones, and offers a worthy contender to Apple's iPad Air. Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5.