Review on 💪 Unlocked Samsung Galaxy J7 (16GB) J737A - 5.5" HD Display, Octa-core Processor, Android 8.0, 4G LTE, AT&T Compatible (Black) by Anastazja Zawadzka ᠌

The review is still preliminary. I have been using the phone for less than a week, but so far there are absolutely no complaints. Everything works great, 100% satisfied with the purchase. I'll try to ate my review after more use. With its pros. Excellent battery (sorry not removable) - with fairly intensive use: social networks, instant messengers, watching downloaded movies on the subway, several active mailboxes, conversations, and constant use of phone settings, contacts, downloading software (which is due to the purchase of a new handset), of course without constantly freezing in games, the phone lasted 40 hours (without using power saving modes). You also need to add to the excellent battery also wonderful power-saving modes that allow you to stay in touch with a 15% charge, as much as 22 hours, i. E. in the most economical mode, the phone can work for a WEEK (I didn’t check it for sure), albeit with significantly limited functionality. The rest did not let us down either, the interface is as friendly as possible (in my opinion this is the main feature of Samsung), everything is convenient and informative. The sound during conversations is very good, you can clearly hear it even in the subway. Haven't seen any connection loss issues yet. NFC and, accordingly, Samsung Pay work well, fingerprints are read stably. I also like the design (although one gets the feeling that all tubes from this and a larger price group are "the same", regardless of the manufacturer). Cons below: Big and heavy (well, actually what I expected from a 5.5 'in a metal case). NFC does not support Troika (but this seems to me more of a problem with Troika itself, since it is supported by a very short list of models. It will probably be decided by NFC SIM cards when they become available). Only 3 fingerprints can be stored in memory (for me, one more is missing so that both thumbs and both index fingers can be saved). The charging cord is short, I miss the old bundles of the same Samsung, which included one non-separable charger with a long thin wire and a short USB cord, now it's all in one bottle, but the USB cable has remained short. Also in J7, the main disadvantage is the amount of internal memory - 16 GB, not enough, but I was lucky (or "lucky"). I got the J7 Pro version with memory expanded up to 32 GB, although with Indian localization (because Pro versions are not officially delivered in the 2022 yet), and in fact it differs from the usual J7 2022 only in built-in memory, everything else remains unchanged .