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.
Display Samsung has had the best smartphone displays in the business since, give or take, the Galaxy Note 3. They still do, even if you don't hear that praise being sung so often these days (mostly because it's just a given anymore), Quality Samsung's pho
Speed The Snapdragon 820 version of the S7 feels no quicker than an S6 on Marshmallow. Really. It's noticeable. It's also noticeably slower than the Exynos variant. I have my suspicions about this, see them in the performance section
The Galaxy S7 and S7 edge will invite controversy by their very existence. Samsung could serve up the S7 at half the price and with half the bloat and people would still be making TouchWiz jokes like it was 2012. That's life when you're the most popular A...
Perfected design, IP68 protection, Great display, Excellent battery life, Reliable fingerprint sensor, Stellar performance, Improved software experience, Impressive low light camera, Excellent connectivity and hardware options, Expandable storage makes a
Below average speaker, Aggressive display brightness requires managing, Camera has increased noise reduction, Glass build is a fingerprint magnet
At the end of the microUSB era, Samsung shows us what could be the perfect smartphone and addresses last year's user concerns by increasing the battery and bringing back microSD card expansion in a water resistant body...
The Galaxy S7 is a really easy phone to recommend. It has everything you could want in a phone, including fixes for all of last year's troublesome areas. But should you go out and buy one? That depends. Are you on a 2-year old phone or one of HTC's fr...
Fast performance, Best display on the market, Great camera, Water resistant, Wireless charging, Unrivaled build quality
Can't use SD card for internal storage, Not-so-great battery life, Terrible speaker quality, Expensive
Samsung's kitchen sink approach to both hardware and software has been refined over the years with the S7 being the successful culmination of all those years of R&D. Samsung has made improvements to answer some of the most glaring shortcomings found in la...
Abstract: Samsung vs. iPhone, Nexus vs. Lumia. It's time to find out who makes the best smartphone camera.Recently a new smartphone waltzed onto the scene, throwing a gauntlet to the ground: we have the best smartphone camera, Samsung said. There are already some e...
Abstract: Samsung vs. iPhone, Nexus vs. Lumia. It's time to find out who makes the best smartphone camera.Recently a new smartphone waltzed onto the scene, throwing a gauntlet to the ground: we have the best smartphone camera, Samsung said. There are already some e...
Abstract: The two latest smartphones in Samsung's Galaxy lineup, the S7s, have arrived. In an effort to become “the smartphone to buy” before Apple releases their next model, Samsung released these with a lot of fanfare. This included special promotions by various...
Ergonomic design, Waterproof, Superior display, Bleeding edge hardware, Fingerprint scanner, Wireless charging, Unique design with leather back and slight curve, Bigger screen, Userreplaceable blattery, Cheaper
There are two reasons why you might be interested in comparing these two handsets. You either own an LG G4 and are interested in upgrading to one of this year's heavy hitters, or are looking for a new phone and are wondering whether it's a good idea to sh...
Published: 2016-03-14, Author: Ron , review by: arstechnica.com
Abstract: The Galaxy S7 Edge (left) and Galaxy S7 (right).The Galaxy S7 Edge (left) and Galaxy S7 (right).Other than the screens, the two devices are identical.Samsung changed the glass shape a bit this yearit now curves in around the edge, giving it lots of light-...
Camera can be a mixed bag, Slightly underwhelming battery, SIM/microSD tray is flimsy
Another year, another Galaxy S. While the new S7 isn't as dramatic a departure for Samsung as the S6 was, it benefits immensely from a year's worth of refinement. It's more powerful, not to mention even more beautiful than the S6, but Samsung hasn't a...
