Samsung is back with its new generation Galaxy A series flashing off the new glass and metal look. The Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016) is the latest smartphone from the Galaxy A series released along with Samsung Galaxy A5 (2016).

When the Samsung first announced the Galaxy Alpha after the Galaxy S5 debacle, it seemed like the company was trying to head in a new direction. For years, it had been criticised about the build quality and plastic materials of its smartphones.

Beautiful Design and Brilliant Build Quality; Great Screen; Fast and Accurate Fingerprint Sensor; DualSIM 4G LTE Capability with Dedicated microSD Card Slot; Good Battery Life; Good Camera Quality

A Bit Expensive; Camera has difficulty taking close-up shots; Feeble Loudspeaker

The Samsung Galaxy A7 2016 is different from the Galaxy A7 that was launched in 2015. A7 2016 is a dual SIM handset with 4G LTE support and it is powered by Exynos octa core (64 Bit) processor. This handset is priced at ?33,400.

Samsung's flagship phones in the Galaxy range are one of the most anticipated releases year after year and always pack the best possible hardware in them, and also come at a very premium price. But not everyone requires so much power.

Samsung reinvented itself last year and that gave the A-series a chance for a coup. It took the great new design from the S-phones and parred it down to a mid-range price.

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Samsung has been trying to maintain its momentum in the premium smartphone market and the latest in its efforts is the Galaxy A7 (2016), a follow-up to the Galaxy A7 (2015). The Galaxy A7 takes design cues from the Galaxy S6, but does it do enough to be your next smartphone?

Premium Design Very Good Camera Improved TouchWiz UI

Expensive Missing 4K Recording Back glass prone to smudges

i love samsung flagships but dear samsung you disapointed A7 2016 USERS.......when this phone come to my hand first time i was happy-ed very lot because its design is superb.......after a few days i installed asphalt airborne in the device i was shocked while playing in this device in high graphics...

I know the phone is very good and at a very reasonable price for what the phone includes, but the one I bought had no warranty and actually I am planning on selling it again because it doesn't work as it should.

We've always been slightly troubled by Samsung's Galaxy A-series. Not because they aren't great phones, but because they aren't as good as the previous-generation S-series flagships and yet as brand-new phones they cost more.