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There's a little bit less top and bottom bezel than there was on the previous model. Like the S8+, the S9+ is a smooth phone with curved edges and a screen cascading down both sides of the curved glass. The Galaxy S9+ looks a lot like the Galaxy S8+, to the point that it's difficult to tell them apart. That's a switch from last year, when we preferred the smaller S8 because we didn't feel the S8+ differentiated itself enough. Note that this is a review of the Galaxy S9+, which we think edges out the Galaxy S9 because it gives you dual rear cameras, more RAM, and a bigger battery. There's no reason to cast aside your year-old smartphone for an S9+, but if you're shopping for a new phone, this is the one to get, and our Editors' Choice. But it has the best screen, the best connectivity, the best speaker, and three of the best cameras available. There's no radical new feature that will send you running to the store, no change in the game or shift in paradigm. It hasn't been reinvented from last year's model. The Samsung Galaxy S9+ ($839.99 as tested) is the best phone on the market.

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