The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge dropped on April 10, 2015, boasting a metal unibody frame, an improved camera, a better user interface, wireless charging, and support for NFC payments. In spite of what the new metal body meant for some of the Galaxy line’s most cherished features, including the removal of waterproofing and a removable battery and SD card, the phone was a hit with consumers and reviewers alike.

Drawing from its spiritual predecessor, the Galaxy Note Edge, the S6 Edge features a curved screen that tapers along the left and right sides of the device, which, at the time, was considered one of the best displays available on a smartphone. The Edge screen allows for users to quickly receive notifications for email, texts, missed calls, and other apps, and swiftly communicate with friends and family through contact shortcuts.

Despite its plethora of improvements over its predecessors, though, none of them relate to invulnerability. Devices break – that’s just a sad fact of life. Your Galaxy S6 Edge fell to the ground and now you’re stuck with a shattered screen and a whole lot of regret. What’s a person to do? Drop it off at a repair shop?

No need. Our team of smart device repair professionals will meet you whenever, wherever you want to fix your phone. Device not charging? Camera not working? Screen looks like a spider web? Click “repair my Galaxy S6 Edge” above to get started.

 

Specifications

 

Color options: White Pearl, Black Sapphire, Gold Platinum

Resolution: 2560 x 1440

Storage capacities: 32/64/128GB

CPU: Samsung Exynos 7 Octa 7420 with 64-bit architecture

Size: 142 x 70.1 x 7 mm

RAM: 3GB

Weight: 4.7 ounces 

Front camera: 5MP

Display: 5.1-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED

Rear camera: 16MP

 

Here's What We Can Fix

 

Cracked Screen

That gorgeous 5.1-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display (boy, that’s a mouthful) doesn’t have quite the same sheen to it when it has multiple crack lines running through it. Let us get you set up with a replacement.

Charging Port

Without a working charging port, you don’t have a working battery, and without a working battery, you don’t have a working phone. Is your charging port littered with dirt or dust? Try cleaning it out. If that doesn’t work, let us know and we’ll get you set up with a repair.

Microphone

What good’s a phone if you can’t make calls with it? If callers hear fuzzy or crackling sounds when you’re talking to them, try cleaning out your microphone. If you still run into problems, contact us and we’ll take care of a repair.

Headphone Jack

One of the best things about your Galaxy is having tons and tons of music and videos in your pocket. If your headphone jack is on the fritz, suddenly all that media isn’t nearly as enjoyable. Hearing static or crackling sounds when your ear buds are plugged in? Let iCracked repair your headphone jack for you.

Home Button

Is pressing your S6 Edge’s home button not as easy as it was before? Is Samsung Pay not working because your phone can’t read your fingerprint anymore? You might need a home button repair.

Ear Speaker

Are your friends’ and family’s voices coated in a nasty layer of static and fuzzy, crackly sounds? Or are you not hearing anything at all? You could have a case of a foreign material (like dirt or dust) stuck in your ear speaker. Or you could just need a repair.

Side Button

Without the use of your side buttons, controlling your S6 Edge’s volume becomes a much harder task. Let us know if you’re in need of a side button repair—we’ll send a repair specialist anywhere you want, any time you want.

Front/Rear Camera

16 megapixels are pretty useless if your Galaxy’s camera is broken. Photos coming out blurry? Are your camera apps crashing when you try opening them? iCracked will take care of the problem.

Power Button

Turning your phone on and off can turn into quite a chore without the use of your power button. If your power button’s given up, let us know. We’ll send one of our expert repair specialists to breathe new life into it.

Loud Speaker

Fuzzy, crackling sounds coming from your phone’s loud speaker is never a good sign. If you’re hearing strange noises, it’s probably time to get your Galaxy looked at. Let iCracked take care of things.