Samsung's Galaxy J7 (2016) hopes to dazzle the extremely competitive midend segment of the Indian market. It is no Robert De Niro, but offers all-day battery life and balanced performance. At Rs. 15,990, will it get takers?

Removable Battery Fast Performance

Poor Display Falls short in audio performance

Just now i have received my J7 6. Earlier I was used J7, comparing to the J7 6 to old J7 it has minor changes but powerful changes i.e Battery,Processor,Ram,Marshmallow (OS),Metalic Design except these changes remain all are same. Some of the pitfalls still came with J7 6 from old J7nthose aren1.

Samsung had launched the mid-range devices, the Galaxy J5 and J7 back in July 2015 and were pretty successful models in India. Few days back, the company has launched the upgraded versions of these two devices, the Galaxy J5 (2016) ...

The Samsung Galaxy J7 has great battery life, but that's not enough to recommend the device. It's underpowered, has a sub-par camera and doesn't look good. It's not an ideal buy. The Gionee Marathon M5 has better battery life, while the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 offers better performance.

Great battery life

Sub-par camera; Looks cheap; Overpriced

Samsung has introduced the new Galaxy J (2016) series in India and we have witnessed the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) being the first smartphone from the new Galaxy J series with its S-bike mode feature.

Seven is Samsung's lucky number this year it seems. I wasn't surprised when rumors spread wide that it might launch a ‘Galaxy Note 7' instead of a ‘Galaxy Note 6' this September. Force awakens.

Refined looks; Good battery backup; LED flash on front camera works great

No automatic brightness adjustment

Samsung's J-lineup may be following the Galaxy S and A-series from a respectful distance - but is in perfect lockstep in terms of upgrades. While the flagship pair and the upper midrange A-series are understandably grabbing the global headlines, the Samsung Galaxy J7 (2016) was first announced for a...

Samsung launched the Galaxy J7 (2016) smartphone in the new J series last month. Even though it retains the same 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED screen, it has a faster processor, more RAM and a slightly bigger battery. Is the phone worth the price? Let us find out in the complete review.

Brilliant battery life; Good build quality; Octa-Core Exynos 7870 14nm SoC offers good performance; Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) is smooth

Low resolution display; No ambient light sensor; gyroscope and magnetometer; Loudspeaker output is low; Average cameras

Battery is getting down faster and charging also faster than normal charging speed. I cannot give back also and not also feel good to keep.. i am cofuse what to do.

A couple of months back, Samsung launched in the country the Galaxy J7 (2016) . As the date suggests, it's a newer version of the said smartphone packing upgraded internals, metal chassis, and a 5MP selfie camera with flash.

* Good build and design; * Good performance; * Long battery life