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[* black] With a couple magic words (and some well-applied force), the adhered panel separates cleanly from the rest of the phone.
-[* black] The adhesive comes off the glass nicely, but we see the residual effects on the metal.
-[* black] When we heard that the S6 shipped with a glass panel, we had some worrisome [http://media.idownloadblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Cracked-iPhone-4.jpg|flashbacks to 2011|new_window=true], but after our sophisticated stress tests, it looks like Samsung's got our back.
+[* black] With the panel finally off, the adhesive peels off the glass nicely, but leaves a sticky residue on the metal midframe.
+[* black] When we heard that the S6/S6 Edge shipped with a glass panel, we fell into [http://media.idownloadblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Cracked-iPhone-4.jpg|2011 flashback land|new_window=true]; but after our sophisticated stress tests, it looks like glass has come a ways in 4 years.