Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Edge crowned phone of the year at the Mobile Choice Awards

The Mobile Choice Consumer Awards are the tech awards that give members of the public the chance to vote for the phones, tablets, and networks they’ve been most impressed by this year.

The awards returned for their 16th year, and it was a good one for Samsung – not only did the smartphone manufacturer pick up the award for the best phone of the year with its Galaxy S7 Edge, it won the award for manufacturer of the year as well, beating out tough competition from Apple and Motorola.

Other big winners of the night included the Huawei P9 for best camer hone, with Mobile Choice readers impressed by the images its dual-lens is able to capture. Apple’s iPad Pro 12.9 walked away with Best Tablet of the year and HTC Vive was crowned king of the virtual reality headsets – a category in which the Oculus Rift didn’t feature at all.

The best of the best

Mobile Choice readers decided Lenovo’s Moto Z deserved to win the award for Most Innovative Device thanks to its interesting and effective snap-on modular accessories as well as its super thin design.

EE took home the award for Best Network, beating out other big players Three and Vodafone but didn’t win the award for Best Value Network which went to Virgin Media instead.

Source: techradar.com

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4 Comments
  1. Reply Sydnie Hickle October 6, 2016 at 7:30 pm

    camer hone?

    You mean camera phone right? Ha ha. Oh dear!

  2. Reply Angel Cruickshank October 6, 2016 at 7:33 pm

    It's only going to net better when the new ux introduced with the Note 7 known as Grace UI comes to The S7 Edge/S7.

    The UX is already good but the Note 7's is slicker again.

  3. Reply Isadore Gislason October 7, 2016 at 5:51 am

    Is there anything else that could win best phone? Samsung has managed to engineer a large phone so well it doesn't in the slightest feel like you're holding a phone with the same size screen as the iPhone 7 Plus.

    It's also slick, fast, Samsung listened to complaints and reversed their trend of bloating out the software.

    I still struggle to find anything of any weight to complain about it. It's all little things.

    p.s. I'm surprised the Surface Pro 4 didn't beat the iPad Pro 12.9. It's so much more innovative.

  4. Reply Green Stoltenberg DDS October 7, 2016 at 8:46 am

    Of course. Just think about it. Great performance, best camera, best display, best design, best battery life. And many other things.

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