Great featured phone, fingerprint access to phone. Just as good as a samsung s9plus

I cannot rate this phone highly enough for a mid range price phone for the benefit of the review it does not support fast charge but it can work 15 to 16 hours on a full charge on hard use and when it does need charged takes only about max 2.5 hours or slightly less ...

And Samsung should know. It's been losing ground to the likes of Huawei, Xiaomi and OnePlus quicker than all other Android phone makers. So is its newest mid-range Galaxy A7 2018 the transformative device that would bring it back on the success track

Glass design; Beautiful AMOLED screen; Above-average battery life

Camera quality is bad; Noticeably big bezels; Having the fingerprint reader on the side is not very convenient; microUSB rather than USB-C… in 2018; No 4K video support; Charges slowly; Slippery

Samsung was, is, and will continue to be the world's number one phone maker at least until 2020 when Huawei hopes it would finally overtake it in terms of shipments worldwide. And as the leading smartphone manufacturer in the world, Samsung can't rely just on high-end models to bring home the bacon.

The Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) is the most exciting Samsung mid-ranger after a long time. It brings on board three cameras on the back and a classy glass design. But does it live up to the hype

High style quotient; Unique camera arrangement for its price; Bright and vibrant display

Lacks horsepower; Wide-angle camera lacks auto focus; Not suitable for gaming

great OLED panel; good battery runtimes; solid workmanship; precise GPS; three slots; triple camera

plastic frame; SoC not quite up to par; old USB standard; slow fingerprint reader

The Samsung Galaxy A7 is a phone that you might notice because of its looks, explore because of its display and buy because of its camera. That's the kind of balance that Samsung has tried to strike with their first triple camera phone.

Stunning display; Flush design; Impressive daylight camera performance

No USB Type-C; Not suited for intensive gaming

The Samsung Galaxy A7 is a lower-cost alternative to the and . If you buy by budget rather than brand, this is a really competitor to the or , though. It's a mostly compelling choice with some neat extras including an extra ultra-wide camera and a strong OLED screen. Gamers should pause, though.

High contrast OLED screen; Ultra-wide camera is fun to shoot with; Solid value

Weak GPU; Slow charging; Slightly soft main camera

The new Galaxy A7 is no doubt one of Samsung's most important Galaxy A phones to come in a long while. The reason being it is the first Samsung phone to bring a triple camera setup, something one would have expected to see in a flagship Galaxy S phone.

Realistic color; Bright display; Built-in speakers

The phone overall is good. It runs fast, very good display. My only issue is the camera, especially indoors. Photos don't come out sharp at all and almost look like paintings. Very frustrating since I take a lot of photos on my phone. I expected more from the camera.