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Lightweight with plenty of memory. Pretty easy to use, and easy to transfer from previous phone using Samsung Switch app... but the SIM card is a different size, so it required a trip to the AT&T store. Nice graphics, sharp text, but the battery runs out after a full day of use.
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I had a Galaxy S4, for three years. A few quirks but a workhorse and overall ok. As time went on, it got slower as these things do and some videos and things would not run because they are designed for the latest hardware. I upgraded to the S7. I got top performance as for loading/playing videos and other apps. It's got a great camera, better than my Canon point and shoot. The problem is TERRIBLE battery life. If I let it sit or just use it minimally, in a few hours the battery life is way down. If I go out for half a day and check email a few times and make a short call or two, the battery will be about 50% gone. Overnight when it's not being used at all, it's almost down to 50%. My S4 was way better. I even took it in to ATT service center who said there was nothing wrong. I now carry around a booster battery. Which defeats the purpose of keeping this size of phone for it's compact size. Read full review
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This S7 is an older model Samsung flagship mobile phone, which I upgraded to from a much much still older model (the S4). At the time I bought it the current equivalent model is the Samsung S10e. The S4, S7 and S10e are the same modest size, smaller than the much larger more popular form factors being sold today. As a many many years long happy user of the S4, I generally like the S7 I just switched to. The pros: Nice clear display, 32 GB (twice that of the S4) of internal system board storage, and a more recent Android version (ver 8 as opposed to ver 5) that is compatible with most current app software. The cons: Unfortunately the greedy, cynical phone making companies ... including Samsung... now have all followed the lead of the vermin at Apple, and no longer make high end phones which allow the user to easily remove, replace, or upgrade with a higher capacity battery. Additionally this means that in some cases of software crashes you have to take your phone to a repair shop and pay LOTS of money, where before with the S4 it took me under 30 seconds to (without using any tools!) open up the phone, pop out then in the battery, and get it thus to do a full cold reboot and wake up up working just fine. The rationalization given for this universal cynical strategy of enforced obsolescence is that it allows the phone maker to make the phone more water proof. But an honest company would give users a choice of a high end phone optimized EITHER for extreme waterproofing OR for easy end user battery replacement. I've never had my phone compromised by immersion in water in 6 years of use, so do not care about extreme waterproofing, but do care a lot about getting access to the battery. Read full review
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After years of cheap phones, I finally decided to move on to a flagship phone on the Android market. This device checks all the boxes. Fast, blazing fast. Josh Gordon fast. Excellent visuals on the screen. The color is saturated rather than sharp. Usually I prefer it the other way, but it has grown on me. I also like The camera is very nice. May not blow you away like some pictures taken from the newest flagship phones, but this camera will more than work for 8 of 10 people. This device has plenty of useful features. Wireless charging, always on display, good talk quality and you can expand storage up to 512GBs! Wow.. . This device is loaded. I researched for months before making the purchase. Even though it is over 2 years old, the price has depreciated very well and it does pretty much everything the phones 3 and sometimes 4 times the cost of this ($275). Find a better value than the S7, you really can't. Read full review
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I love this Samsung device. Its a good quality phone with a lot of great features. The only downside is the battery charge does not last long.
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