三星 Galaxy s7

This S7 is an older model Samsung flagship mobile phone, which I upgraded to from a much much still older model (the S4). At the time I bought it the current equivalent model is the Samsung S10e. The S4, S7 and S10e are the same modest size, smaller than the much larger more popular form factors being sold today. As a many many years long happy user of the S4, I generally like the S7 I just switched to. The pros: Nice clear display, 32 GB (twice that of the S4) of internal system board storage, and a more recent Android version (ver 8 as opposed to ver 5) that is compatible with most current app software. The cons: Unfortunately the greedy, cynical phone making companies ... including Samsung... now have all followed the lead of the vermin at Apple, and no longer make high end phones which allow the user to easily remove, replace, or upgrade with a higher capacity battery. Additionally this means that in some cases of software crashes you have to take your phone to a repair shop and pay LOTS of money, where before with the S4 it took me under 30 seconds to (without using any tools!) open up the phone, pop out then in the battery, and get it thus to do a full cold reboot and wake up up working just fine. The rationalization given for this universal cynical strategy of enforced obsolescence is that it allows the phone maker to make the phone more water proof. But an honest company would give users a choice of a high end phone optimized EITHER for extreme waterproofing OR for easy end user battery replacement. I've never had my phone compromised by immersion in water in 6 years of use, so do not care about extreme waterproofing, but do care a lot about getting access to the battery.

Well you get what to pay for so I bought new I got me a sweet machine. I love the fact that it has a removable battery and that is not tablet size. I think unless you need it for work there is no need for a phone that doesn't fit in your pocket. This deal was a good one a price for a new phone that didn't broke my bank. The battery time is good altought I don't live in my phone neither play games if you do then you will have a different battery life. I do text quite a bit because I have a babysitting gig and I most communicate still I don't turn it off and it lasts a few days. Is not very good charging with the fast charger so I use the regular one still it charges quite fast. I do like it a lot and recommend it.The screen is bright with the movies but I don't put it to the max is just my liking. I have it on tracfone that runs on Verizon for this phone nd is as god and fast as any other customer. I text to California and Mexioc like to the next door fast as lightnning. So in any regular company most run like the wind too. I certainly recommend Samsung Galaxy S 7 is a flying macchine.

I like the color purchased (gold) and I bought a clear gold sparkly case. All phones are expensive, so I think it's a good value. The pictures are clear & sharp. The editing software is not bad. Did I say it takes great pictures? Battery life could be better. With constant use you'll need to charge twice a day. I purchased a fast charger so that isn't too much of a problem. One negative for me is Samsung did not equip it with IR frequency so I am not able to use the phone as a universal remote. Real bummer. Had I known that I probably would have reconsidered this model. Not sure but I believe that's the reason my car app doesn't work and I misplaced the remote to a Samsung sound bar, so I'm not able to use my phone to control it. My previous phone was an older Samsung Galaxy model that could do both. If you intend to use your phone in that capacity be aware! Lastly, the sound quality is mediocre on speaker. Generally I'm told my voice is breaking up. When I use an earpiece the voice is clear. So it could be a problem of background noise interfering. Not sure. One last thing. It does take GREAT pictures.

Coming from an LG G4, this is a great phone. I had the S3 when it came out and the updates are crazy! Screen size is good, It's fast, lightweight, expandable memory, waterproof, SUPER fast charging (my phone fully charges in 1hr 15min or so with the samsung usb cable) etc... I don't have any complaints except for the front camera. I expected a better front camera on the S7. It's 5 megapixels but the camera makes you look cartoonish or painted with some sort of filter even WITHOUT beauty mode. It gives you this painted look without showing clear details which I find annoying. I googled this issue and it seems to be a popular disadvantage to the phone. Although I did find that it takes the best pictures outside or in well lit areas. My LG G4 had an 8 mp front camera that would blow this S7 out of the water. It's definitely not a terrible camera, but to be on the s7 they could've done so much better. Overall, the phone is impeccable. I highly recommend it, definitely worth every penny! (I recommend going to a phone store and playing around with the phone in person to see if its a fit for you before purchasing!)

I was in dire need of a new mobile device after 5 years of owning a Galaxy Vibrant. I truly did not want to upgrade but slow internet, app opening and message receiving clearly was warning me that this phone was going to 'crash' sooner than expected. After reading other reviews on Ebay and my Mom owning a Samsung S7 I was convinced this was the best choice for me. The apps and settings are very easy to navigate and it takes less than 30 minutes to customize the cell according to my daily lifestyle. The battery life is very low. It is literally dying by the minute. So its safe to invest in a wireless charger and they can be purchased anywhere for a reasonable cost. I'm able to get on the web to listen to my fave music and news radio stations wherever I go. The camera is "flawless"...it's like taking photos with a Nikon camera. The seller offered a 90 day warranty(which came along w/ the phone) along with the ALREADY 30 day warranty if phone cracks, does not work, etc. It is a new cell in the box, all new accessories and unlocked for an amazing price. So far its a great purchase!

Phone came in great condition. First reaction was that it was brand new. Closer inspection showed a slight scratch on the home button, but the lighting has to be just right to see it. Also a small scratch on the camera lens on the back, but not in front of the camera itself, so does not affect pictures at all. Took the phone to a T-Mobile store to get a new SIM card, since I was upgrading from a Nexus 5, and the SIM card sizes are different for Samsung and Nexus. S7 was supposed to work right away with new SIM, but didn't work because IMEI on S7 showed that the phone was still locked from the sellar. I was initially dissapointed, but I reached out to the sellar via message, and they got back to me within 10 min and said they'd have the issue resolved within 8 hours. I woke up the next morning, restarted the phone with the new SIM, and it worked perfectly. No issues since then. Very happy with this purchase. Battery easily lasts all day with heavy usage. Nice to spend $270 instead of $550 for a great phone. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for an upgrade.

Bought this phone, was instantly hooked. I have only two problems with it. #1 Sometimes the slow motion stutters even when set to internal storage (why a star was subtracted). #2 The battery life is a little shorter than I expected, but that's only because I previously owned a galaxy j3 luna pro where I could use it for almost 2 days before I needed to recharge it, but it makes up for its battery life by how quickly it charges. I haven't had the change to by a wireless charger for it, but I was able to test the wireless charging on a wireless mobile charger in a store. (It worked even through the charger was still in its packaging #fail on the charger). The phone it self is very fast although it does get a little hot after a while. My favorite feature of all is the 1440p o-led display. I never had a o-led screen before and i was blown away. (for the ten people who do not know, on a o-led screen black is actually black not a dark color like lcd screens).

So far, this S7 has been very nice. It's very fast, even on power saver where the cpu is limited to 70% of its capacity. I work from home, and unless I'm out, the phone usually is on wifi, which has been working great. I don't do a lot of streaming, I usually keep the screen on about 50% brightness, and I usually leave GPS and Bluetooth off. While transferring everything over from my old S3 and going through all the settings and making some tweaks, the battery was lasting pretty much all day with maybe 20-25% left when I went to bed. After getting it all set up so it's idle for a fair portion of the day, I'm only charging it every 2-3 days, which works for me. The in depth review I read on phonescoop said he worked it to death gaming, streaming, GPS and Bluetooth always on, and his still had 15-20% left at end of day. I can't see mine doing that well, but perhaps after a few full discharge/recharge cycles, it'll improve. Overall it's a phone I'd recommend to anyone.

Phone was in very good condition. Minor scuffs on the rear top and bottom leading edges. The charging port has some scratches around the perimeter of the port but seems to charge ok. The screen was in great condition, and had a thin stick down screen protector on it. The screen protector does not go edge to edge on the screen, so there is a small gap on both sides. So far this has not been a problem (swipe does not seem to be affected). Battery life seems ok so far. Was at 97% when I received it, used it a lot that day and the next morning it was down to 48%. The phone activated on metropcs with zero problems. It seemed a little dim until I went to the brightness setting and saw that was set at about 1/4 of the brightness. When I adjusted it up, it got extremely bright! It did not come in the factory box, but seemed to be packed well enough to prevent damage in shipping. Time will tell, but so far this phone has worked well.

Wow! Those were the first words out of my mouth when I got the notification that my phone had been delivered a day early. I opened the modest packaging to find my new, used SGS7 in pristine condition. I could not find a scratch on it. Now I'm seven days into using it, I'm still just as impressed as day one. The battery life is excellent; today I went almost 24 hours without charging it with moderate use. The screen is bright and colorful, the camera is easy to use, and the pictures are incredible! It also responds well to tactile manipulation and is responsive and decently accurate, even with fat fingers. Its ability to allow you to add up to 256 GB of extra, encrypted memory is nothing to shake a stick at either, and I've already added a 128 GB card that easily fit everything on my old phone. Backups are still recommended because I have personally experienced SD card malfunctions in the past and lost data. Overall, though, it's a great phone and I'm truly impressed with it. A+

Heads up, I am not a techie. The phone came with a charger cable. The cable port is worn and used looking. My phone cover hides the worn area. If that is the only thing I wrong with it then I guess that will be alright. I could have paid another $20 for an official new phone. If I can get 18- 24 months out of it then I will be happy. I hope it lasts that long for what I paid. It has required a few updates that didn't succeed at first but it seems to be working and updating now. This phone requires a NANO Sim card to use it for calls and texting. I wasn't even aware there was a Nano SIM. Make sure you order or buy yours in advance so you won't experience a set up delay. Upon activating the SIM with Page Plus, I noticed this S7 does not have the same signal strength as my previous S5. I live in a rural area and it seems like its a struggle to get 2 bars even while outside in a clear area. I used to get 3 bars on a good day with the S5. I do not care for the way you insert your SIM and Memory card into the S7 model. You have to use a little key,which will be difficult to keep up with, in order to access the tray inside the phone. You cannot access the battery if you should need it. While its great to not have to keep a spare battery around it means you have to rely on the life on one which we all know lose their ability to charge over time. I am sure the phone has a lot more features that I will enjoy once I figure them out.

So I just didn't want to shell out big bucks for a new phone and I am still paying for my 2 yr phone contract on a LG G6 that has had to be replaced 3 times due to internal failures, the screen easily cracked on the third one and the touch screen then died 3 months later, not covered in the protection plan. I had a S6 Samsung previously that was very tough but almost two years to the day the battery was failing. So I picked up this new in the box S7 , same size as the S6 with slightly curved glass on the long sides. its been working ok but only 4-6 hrs on the battery with light use. Sounds like a typical Samsung problem. I have a Motorola Gen3 had great battery life but not compatible with my Verizon plan. I will use this one for a while until i can't stand the battery and I bought the protection plan via Ebay and will see if it covers failing batteries.

First the good: This is a tempered glass screen protector at a really good price. The cutouts for the camera, speaker, and home button all fit exactly as they should. The bad: The Galaxy S7 (not the S7 Edge or the S7 Note). As anyone that has one of these phones know, about 1 or 2 mm from the edge of the phone it curves, these screen protectors fall short of the start of the curve by 2 or 3mm. I use an Otterbox defender case and can see the edge of the tempered glass through the case, depending on what case you use this may not be an issue. My wife does not have a case and this leaves too much of the screen open to damage. If the phone is dropped on an edge the glass will not help protect it. I put these on 4 phones and all are alike Honestly it is better than nothing, just don't think this is a perfect fit

Phone works fine as far as taking pics, wifi, texting, making calls, etc., but the biggest draw back is the battery life. It is terrible. The battery life is the worst of any phone I have ever owned. For being a Samsung Galaxy I would of expected better. The battery was also rated quite high by Samsung but that rating was deceiving as the battery depletes quickly. With very little use or even sitting idle, you can watch the percentage on the battery deplete. By mid day you will need to charge your phone. And it's not just the one I have, apparently this is an issue with many who have this phone. So reviews and ratings aren't always what they're cracked up to be, sometimes you just have to find out for yourself and unfortunately I have a phone I'm not totally happy with. I would not purchase this phone again....all because of the battery life. Of course, no battery....no phone.

In the time it will take me to write this review the battery will have gone down 5%. I understand there are problems with wrapping battery draining with S7. I haven't really addressed the problem with it yet. It also has a scratch about an inch long. It gets pretty warm. I sure wish I knew how to get rid of all the bloatware and whatnot of Samsung and Sprint from it.