good phone...fair camera quality..good processor and reliable battery life...overall it is a good quality for value

size

camera quality is fair

GOOD

perfect camera; AmaziNg Look; better colour PerformaNce

bad battery backup; less INterNal Capacity

This mid-range smartphone is launched with many eye-catching features and here are some major advantages and disadvantages. The key features this phone is offering are : * 5.7 inches Full HD display * Android v6.0.1 (Marshmallow) OS * Exynos 7880 Octa Processor * 16 MP Primary | 16 MP Secondary...

One of the best Phone of Samsung, loved it working smooth, Am using 4G (LTE) from last 1 month works very good.. I Prefer to buy

Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016) Review: We test out Samsung's mighty 5.5-inch Galaxy A7 2016, packing a 13-megapixel camera, vibrant Full HD display and loads of great features for just ￡350. But can the A7 compete with other mid-range Android marvels like the OnePlus 3 and Moto G4 Plus?

Great battery life; Gorgeous screen; Slick design; Smart cameras

When the Galaxy A line was first introduced by Samsung more than year ago , the series brought with it the company's first experimentation with build materials, with all these smartphone being made entirely of metal.

-Premium glass/metal build; Bright vibrant large display; MicroSD expansion; Fast charging; Fantastic battery life; Little bloatware

-Performance can be sluggish -Mediocre camera -Only 16 GB internal storage -High price tag

Through some skill and luck we managed to get our hands on the Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016) at the recent Samsung Galaxy A6 or Galaxy A(2016) launch here in Malaysia . Priced at RM1899 the Galaxy A7 (2016) is currently the biggest in the Galaxy A6 series with its 5.5-inch full HD display, at least until...

Samsung's A series of smartphones heralded the Korean company's shift to making metal smartphones when they were released last year. Since then each member of the A family of smartphones has received a refresh, getting a better processor, new design and additional features.

The Galaxy A7 tops Samsung's mid-range A series for 2016, a Galaxy S6 lookalike with dual-SIM functionality and outstanding battery life. Should you buy the Galaxy A7? We find out in our Galaxy A7 review.

The Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016) definitely justifies its higher price tag than the 2015 A7 model with its different design and features. Not only it has a glass and metal design, it has a bigger battery, a better processor, more RAM, and improved connectivity features.

Good display; Very long battery back up; Decent cameras; Fast processor

FM radio reception erratic; Glass body not good for sweaty hands; SD card errors; Comes with older Android Lollipop OS