The phone is great. Just one problem. The new home button is too close to other commands that may appear the bottom of any given page. I keep accidentally hitting the home button, which kicks me out of wherever I'm browsing or doing business. It can become quite irritating...especially when typing.

I pre ordered this newest Samsung and was so excited to get the new technology! However, I've had the phone for a week now and have had nothing but one issue after another. 1) The new screen protector (tempered glass) from Verizon does not fit properly and the sensitivity of the phone is very...

Bright display; Realistic color; Lightweight

Did not meet expectations; expensive; needs fixes to os

The Samsung Galaxy S8 takes Samsung's infinity screen concept into new territory, with an enormous 5.8 inch quad-HD dual-curved display packed into a compact handset. Brimming with market-leading features, the Galaxy S8 is the best-looking and arguably the best-equipped phone on the market in 2017,...

I have had my S8 for more than one year, and it still performs really well. The back of my phone is cracked but it was dropped from 3 feet onto rough concrete without a case. I do recommend buying a case for it even if it has Gorilla Glass 5, but still is a really durable phone, holds up really...

Screen-to-Body Ratio; 12 Megapixel Camera; 4K Video; Curved Edge Display; Fast Charging; Is durable; Headphone Jack

Still cracks (duh; Fingerprint sensor placement; Slippery without a case

Phones have become a little stale. Whether it's an iPhone 7 , Huawei P10 , Sony Xperia XZ Premium or any other flagship phone, they all look and feel the same. But just when I thought a phone couldn't surprise and delight me any more, the Samsung Galaxy S8 has proved me wrong.

Awesome display; A phone that feels like the future; Stunning camera; It's actually innovative

Awfully placed fingerprint sensor; Bixby is a bit of a dud

With many phones looking like clones, or brands nonchalantly pushing out the same old design year-on-year, Samsung is in that favourable position of offering something exciting in the Galaxy S8. It's a phone that defines flagship design with its visually arresting dual curved edges.

The most eye-catching phone design you can buy today; great-looking 18.5:1 aspect ratio AMOLED screen is ideal for entertainment (even more so when HDR comes into play); best Samsung software experience to date; decent battery life and optimisations; rear camera is excellent

Fingerprint scanner is poorly placed; iris and face recognition logins have limited success; Bixby button initially useless; connectivity can cause issues with perfect playback/graphical functions; some features hidden in menus; expensive

Is the Galaxy S8 still the best phone ever made?

Spectacular display; Excellent camera; Stunning design; Killer speed

Expensive; Battery life isn't quite as impressive as predecessor

Upgraded from my trusty old S3 that served me well for many years. Although this phone is two years old it is still a flagship. There have been little improvements from the S8 to the S9 to warrant the extra outlay. So jumped at Argos best price ever. This is phenomenal phone in every department.

After being a loyal iPhone fan for years, I decided to make the risky switch to the world of Android,more specifically with the Samsung Galaxy S8. Do I have any regrets? Not at all. Look and Feel Firstly, the feel and appearance of the phone.

Great appearance and screen size; high level of security; high level of storage; fast

average camera quality; sometimes freezes; battery life not great

I bought this phone a couple of days a go, the delivery was next day even though I ordered it at 12.30 midnight. The price point was amazing, it beat all other retailers. The phone itself is smooth and slick and so lightweight. Would definitely recommend shopping here.