Testseek.com have collected 839 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-G930 Galaxy S7 and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-G930 Galaxy S7.
March 2016
(90%)
839 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(81%)
949 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great battery life
Amazing f/1.7 camera captures great photos effortlessly
Fast & efficient Exynos processor with 4GB of RAM
Water resistance and MicroSD support is back
Polished design. Awesome camera. Long battery life. microSD storage slot and water-resistant (again!)
Comfortable design
Glass body makes the phone feel soft and elegant
Water resistance returns to the Samsung Galaxy range! Slick performance with little-to-no lag
A screen you can read in direct sunlight
Expandable storage means more space for files a
Improved
Waterproof design
Fantastic screen and power
Superb camera
Camera with fast focus
Great low-light
Fast - 8-core proc
4GB RAM
Expandable memory
Big battery - 3
000mAh
The editors didn't like
Wallet pain
These phones are very expensive
The Always On display is neat
But could be way more useful
The IR blaster is gone
No more controlling the TV
MicroSD support is great
But there's no adoptable storage here
Annoyingly reflective. Smudge magnet. Plastic-looking selfies even with no filter. No removable battery
Which isn't surprising
But is still a compromise compared to 2014's S5
Can be slippery
Fingerprint magnet
Just like its sibling
Soft buttons below the screen don't always work properly
Water resistant construction with a premium design, Always On Display takes the hassle out of checking out the time, Outstanding lowlight performance with the camera, Substantial improvement to its call quality
Body is fingerprint magnet, Display brightness could be higher
It's rather tough to say where the Galaxy S7 is positioned in Samsung's fabled history. Without a doubt, last year brought a stunning (and surging) change to the series that wasn't felt prior to the S6. In one fell swoop, Samsung completely altered its re...
Polished design. Awesome camera. Long battery life. microSD storage slot and water-resistant (again!)
Annoyingly reflective. Smudge magnet. Plastic-looking selfies even with no filter. No removable battery, which isn't surprising, but is still a compromise compared to 2014's S5
The fast, powerful, beautiful Galaxy S7 phone is 2016's all-around phone to beat...
Published: 2016-03-08, Author: Grant , review by: brighthand.com
Quality build and display, Highend performance, Waterproofing and expandable memory have returned, Great camera
Fingerprint sensor isn't very accurate, Doesn't bring much of anything new to the table, Alwayson display needs work
The Samsung Galaxy S7 is the new gold standard for Android phones, but does that mean you should buy it? If you're a Galaxy S6 owner, you can wait until next year's iteration. But for Android newcomers or those currently holding onto older models, it's wo...
Smart design with a quality feel, Excellent camera, Stunning screen, Great performance, Virtually waterproof
Too easy to scratch, Annoying SIM card glitch
Samsung Galaxy S7 is a modest masterpiece of restraint. While the 5.1-inch flagship smartphone is not a great leap-frog over the technological past, Samsung has pushed nearly every design and software feature a few steps closer to mobile perfection.It is...
Waterproof, highresolution screen, wellconsidered physical and software UI
Confusing outofbox experience, expensive and carrierdependent, hardcoded navigation buttons
Over the past couple of years, Android phones have been gaining in power and sophistication, and the Samsung S7 series is pretty much the state of the art. The physical package is right: top-end build quality, waterproofing, switches in the right place, l...
microSD slot, waterproof (IP68) and heart-rate sensor, Improvements in the design – rounded edges and less protruding camera, Super AMOLED display with QHD resolution, high brightness, outstanding constrast ratio and accurate colors, Good sound quality an
The screen uses PWM to regulate the brightness, Lacks Quick Charge 3.0 and no USB-C port
The quality of a flagship device isn't measured by the visual changes it got from the previous generation, but rather the improvements and new features it brings to the table. Keeping this in mind, we can say that the comparison between the Galaxy S6 and...
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Published: 2016-03-08, Author: Sam , review by: tomsguide.com
Better battery with vastly improved standby, Smooth, snappy performance, Superfast autofocus, microSD card slot and waterproofing are back, Smoother, more seductive body
No USB-C, TouchWiz still a little fiddly, Too much carrier bloat
If the S6 brought premium design to Samsung's flagship phones, the Galaxy S7 refines and combines those trend-setting good looks with all the features you really wanted from the phones that came before it. The S7's camera is faster and better in low light...
Camera can be a mixed bag, Slightly underwhelming battery, SIM/MicroSD tray is flimsy
This year's Galaxy S7 Edge is what Samsung's Edge family should have been all along. It combines first-rate horsepower (minus the occasional hiccup) with a gorgeous display, all wrapped in a comfortable, attractive package. The thing is, the Edge's bi...
Abstract: Samsung SSNHZ 0.00 % is that slightly awkward boy who's been studying very hard in school. The Galaxy S7, which arrives in stores this week, is his first solid A.Yep, Samsung just moved to the head of the smartphone class.Would you be disappointed by buyi...
