Our Samsung Galaxy A7 review discovers the features and functions of this smartphone and answers the question on whether to buy the Samsung Galaxy A7 or the Samsung Galaxy S6. The Samsung Galaxy A7 has a premium full metal body and the crisp sharp edges lead us to the reverse side where the main...

Perfect phone with the excellent shape and the best affordable cost , really like to main menu easy to use with the best ear plugs.

The smartphone offers seamless multi-tasking, and blazing speed for upload, download, live streaming, application efficiency.

Excellent mobile Very good value for money premium look and quality.

its a good slim smart phone with metal body, dual SIM, and a very good camera :) - my mom is loving it

i bought this phone for my mom and she loves it!

You can't change the battery

Very happy with it tnx a million I have no problems with just love it

The original Alpha project wanted no ties with the Galaxy line - which has been all over the place, from entry-level to premium. After a welcome identity boost, the A-series returns home.

Super thin (6.3mm) phone with a premium metal frame, Both Single SIM and Dual SIM models come LTE-equipped on many markets (Cat; 4 LTE 150/50Mbps, 5.5" Super AMOLED of 1,080 x 1,920px resolution, ~401ppi, LTE/dual-SIM: Snapdragon 615 64-bit chipset, octa-core Cortex-A53 processor (four cores at...

It's pricey for the hardware offered; No Android Lollipop at launch; Non-removable battery; Extra SIM and microSD card share a slot; you can't have both in the Dual-SIM version; No 2160p video capture or high frame-rate modes

(UPDATE @ 5:13PM, 12th January) The Galaxy A7 has been officially unveiled by Samsung. Find out more about the device here . At the Samsung Galaxy A5 and A3 launch event that took place earlier today, the Galaxy A7 was unexpectedly up for display as well.

Samsung has made something of a shift in its design ethos with its Alpha and A range of smartphones. Instead of the plastic chassis of the Samsung Galaxy S5 , an all-metal unibody design has been used. This design is a major hint at what to expect when the Samsung Galaxy S6 eventually arrives.

The design (materials used as well) is probably the most discussed and criticized aspect of Samsung phones for quite some time now. Ever since the Galaxy S3, every design has been more of an update/refinement rather than a revolution as we had come to expect with every new flagship till then.

Fresh New Design; Solid Build Quality; Great Screen with Really Good Sunlight Legibility; Good Audio Quality; Loud and Clear Speaker; Good Battery Life; Good Quality Front Facing Camera

No Notification Light; Slightly Noisy Main Camera; Non-Removable Battery (May not be an issue for everyone; Slightly priced on the higher side