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| Brand | Samsung |
| Item model number | S7 |
| Color | Gold |
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| Product Id | 1502093 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (15563 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 887276135649 |
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Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-G930V 32GB Gold (Verizon Wireless)
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This is my second Samsung phone, but my husband and I also have two Samsung tablets, a Samsung TV and a Samsung desktop computer. You might say we like Samsung! The big reason why we have chosen all of these items is because we can "share" everything between each and every one. This makes things so much easier, as we don't have to learn a different application for all of our products. I really like the camera on my new S7! It's even better than what I was used to on my previous Samsung phone. My only minor dislike is in the design - mainly where the on/off/volume controls are located. I am a small person, with small hands, and it's a bit difficult to operate without "bumping" the wrong button. But I still love it!
The processor is super fast. The camera is the best quality of any other cell phone I have ever owned. My next phones for myself an my family from now on will always be samsung. My six year old daughter just asked me the other day to get her a tablet.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge for a while and I absolutely love it. The phone has very good performance and the battery lasts really long. It also has amazing cameras. It shoots the best videos and pictures I've ever seen.
I had reservations about getting the Galaxy S7, simply because i can be very rough with phones. The back is glass, which made me even more nervous. but, so long as you avoid metal corners or high drops, it's pretty great. A basic case will give this phone added protection, and you don't necessarily need a super expensive case. It's much more sleek than previous galaxy phones, and it's pretty quick too. I definitely love that its still got the expandable memory option via sd card. So you can still move a lot of your apps over to the sd card to save internal space. The cameras are very good, and i love any excuse to take a picture. The picture below is from the rear camera of my grandma's dog, Cheyenne, at dusk one day. A lot of phones don't do very well in lower lighting, but the Galaxy S7 handled this like a professional camera would. Overall, i give this phone five stars because of how good the features are. Samsung really put a lot of consideration into building the S7, and it shows.
I've had a few galaxy in the past, they were handicapped by bloatware which slowed down the otherwise impressive phone. Samsung finally backed off on their bloatware and paired the phone with an as usual stunning camera and impressive hardware. Touchless controls are similar to motorola, the always on display is fantastic and battery life is not diminished. The fingerprint security is a huge plus, makes it nice to get in and out of your phone and certain apps. It combines allot of the great features in the iPhone, droid turbo and turbo 2, and packages it in a perfect size. And the camera?! Amazing! Can't praise that enough, especially how quickly it captures an image! I'd suggest to anyone, especially those switching from an iPhone, this is the better alternative!
I'm not going to repeat what everyone else says and mention all the positives and go into details. Water resistant, sleek, high end device with great performance. Awesome screen and huge battery. We all know this... My problem is the unoptimized battery. AOSP (google nexus) devices with new marshmallow draw about 1% an hour (if not less) while on doze and not being used. Android system draws barely any power. This is the "app" that runs all the background services which include all samsung system services like "KNOX", "Samsung Pay", Samsung MirrorLink" and everything else. Without optimization, this runs at about 30-40% (on 2 S7 Edge phones we own in this household). On a Nexus device it's maybe at 5% top. It took 1300mah on my wife's phone when I looked at 60% with not alot of screen on time. This is HORRIBLE. I had to do many tweaking to bring mine to less than 20%. If this was caught in testing or fixed before launch, our phone battery would last almost twice as long. Doze also doesn't work properly and will keep the phone awake even when dozing. This isn't supposed to happen. It's supposed to force non messaging apps in "sleep" mode during doze with a short turn on to pull notifications and shut it back off. I'm very dissapointed in this and really defeats the purpose of having a big battery. This isn't just me either. on a highly known "phone forum" there is a 1000+ post thread on this issue with many other upset users. Just look at your phone and see in battery under settings what is #1 battery eater. I guarantee it's android system if you own a S7. If you have a non samsung phone, it will be nowhere near the top. I uploaded two pictures showing what android system draws on a samsung phone versus what a AOSP (naked) google marshmallow draws. It's very disappointing. It's software related, so I hope it's fixed in a nearby update.
I love just about everything with it, but I dont care too much for how easy it can shatter, first thing is that when I got my phone and unboxed it, there was already a tiny scratch on the screen right below the Samsung on the top, and within the same day my phone drop from a height of no more then 4 feet, and the back of the phone, not the screen thank goodness, was already shatterd. The features are really awesome, and bought me a nice case that covers up the back and makes it harder for me to see the scratch on the screen, also if you have the S7 and the screen locks up, you cant just remove a battery like you use to.
I purchased this phone for my daughter and received it on its release date. A week later, she dropped the phone from a height of no more than 15 inches, and it landed on its back, causing the whole glass screen to shatter. I was under the impression that the glass was some kind of Gorilla glass, but this doesn't seem to be the case. Needless to say, I've already had to pay a deductible for the phone to be replaced. I am really dissatisfied with the quality of this particular Samsung item.
I believe that one can never know their product completely. When you get it you read the manual first then tinker with it, you go deeper and find out how to use different things. What do you do with the ones you don't use? If you delete them are they going to mess up something else! That has been my problem, so I leave things alone. I like the S 7, just don't like putting in passwords all the time. The thumb print is good, but if something happens to you and a family member tries to use it, it's no good to them so it goes into a box and is forgotten. What I like is that I can make it mine. Not having to share it with anyone is great.
Bought my S7 Edge in March and only had a few minor issues. The phone performed great. Yesterday my phone froze. After trying to reset it I saw a nice green line on the display (see attached). Weird thing is that my phone still works, the screen doesn't. When it booted up at first it gave me just enough screen time to be able to login after which the screen turned black. I that mode I can take a screenshot that gets uploaded to the cloud where I could see the phone was working just fine. Now here lies the engineering design fault. With this phone MHL doesn't work so you cant just hook it up to the TV and at least have some remote control to be able to backup anything. SideSync nope, TeamViewer nope either. SmartSwitch for PC wont back anything up as my phone is not set to File Transfer Mode. I could see how the screen could have been busted to cause an issue like this but my phone is in perfect condition, never droped and alwayhs in my OtterBox case without a single scratch. Just search for green or black screen on google to see that it's occurring more than you think. As of this morning I get no screen at all even when power cycling it. :(