Yes, you might, like me, not like the glossy black finish of the iPhone 7 for its plastic-like appearance, when in fact it should be more premium. But it seems that the market does like it. We have already seen other manufacturers that join the fashion of the Black Shiny, and the last to do so would be the Samsung Galaxy Edge S7, which we can already see in photographs of the new version with the glossy finish.
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Glossy Black
Apple decided to launch a new color with its latest iPhone 7. Well, we can't really say that it was a new color, because it was black, and I already had a mobile in this color on the market. However, it did modify the finish of the mobile, leaving aside the matte of aluminum itself, and moving on to the shine that is obtained through a complex polishing process applied to the metal. Other manufacturers have imitated this, such as is the case of Doogee. However, it seems that now Samsung also wants to launch a mobile with which to compete with the iPhone 7.
It would be about Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge in its Glossy Black version, which we can now see in photographs and which confirms its new finish. In this case, yes, it is not a polished metal as in the case of the iPhone 7 or the Doogee. In this case, the smartphones are made of glass, so it is already shiny. However, there was a matte black version of the Samsung Galaxy Edge S7, while this version will feature a glossy finish that will make it look like the iPhone 7, with one difference, and that is that it will be brilliant indeed. The Apple mobile, being polished aluminum, has a finish more typical of plastic.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, in this case, will be shiny, and it will have a very shiny finish, more like glass.
At the moment we do not know when the new smartphone will arrive, but it seems quite logical that it will arrive before the end of 2016 so it can be a year-end sales hit. Thus, a new version that will land in 2016 to try to give a new look to the mobile after the Galaxy Note 7 has had to be withdrawn, and that joins the group of which the version was already part. Samsung Galaxy S7 Blue Coral.
