The Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) is a well-made smartphone. However, it cannot dominate its competitors as much as the Galaxy J5 . This gets especially apparent in terms of battery life. However, this is complaining on a high level, since they are still very good.

great Full-HD display; Dual SIM plus microSD; fast wireless internet; great battery runtimes; good geolocation; good fingerprint sensor

PWM; weaker battery runtimes than predecessor; modest call quality; no USB Type-C; GPU too weak

Samsung introduced its new Galaxy J7 (2017) model this past summer, and it has been very popular. Is 2017 a good year for the J series? We endeavored to find out. In the following in depth review, we explain all of the pros and cons of the device that we've found after several weeks of testing.

Satisfactory performance; Good battery life

No USB Type-C port or fast charging; Unconvincing camera

The Galaxy J7 (2017) is the latest annual edition of an already popular phone. The J series has already shaped up as a home to some solid midrange propositions, and the Galaxy J7 (2017) is meant to spice things up even further.

Samsung released their mid-ranged contender last month and they weren't shy about taking the fight to other brands. Does the Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro live up to the hype? Can it truly capture the night like the LSS inducing song by Liza Soberano actually says?

A few months back, Samsung announced two mid-range J series phones in India, the J7 Max, and J7 Pro. We have already reviewed the J7 Max on this blog. The J7 Pro is the slightly costlier version that the J7 Max and it comes with a 5.5 inch Super AMOLED display and is powered by […]

Though this phone may not be the S8 or S8+, it still is rocking some pretty neat stuff. The camera's are of acceptable quality, with the main drawback being that the front camera tends to soften images a bit. Call quality is just as you would expect on a mid handset.

large display; big battery; octa core processor; good for everyday use

not full HD; front facing camera; plastic build/slippery

I never considered the Samsung j series as it seemed like a second tier quality phone. But the j7 pro has many features comparable to the s8...big mega pixel camera, etc. Check the comparison list on b and h website. Others in the j series lack the quality, so you want the "pro".

Easy to program. Just follow instructions (guys). I took it to Metro PCS and they were all looking at the phone and telling me it's a great phone and that they don't even carry it. Great purchase. Will be getting one for my son's birthday.

I had had Three I-Phones and evey one of them had the Batteries to Fail witin 2 or three years. And changing an Embedded Internal Battery is like doing Brain Surgery. But just as bad was the Fact that Apple Stopped making those Batteries for the I-Phone within 1 and one half years.

So far all works well and was easy to set up by more contract provided even if so far unsupported by Samsung in Europe. Extended battery life is very impressive.