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.
Super fast performance, Superb camera, Expandable storage via microSD
Still no user-replaceable battery
There's no denying that the Galaxy S7 is yet another outstanding effort from Samsung, and its improved battery life, speed and performance, not to mention the addition of a microSD slot, make it more than a worthy successor to the Galaxy S6.The only thing...
Super fast performance, Superb camera, Expandable storage via microSD
Still no user-replaceable battery
There's no denying that the Galaxy S7 is yet another outstanding effort from Samsung, and its improved battery life, speed and performance, not to mention the addition of a microSD slot, make it more than a worthy successor to the Galaxy S6.The only thing...
Premium glass and metal design, Vivid screen, Outstanding camera
It's not the S7 Edge, Fingerprints everywhere
Just like the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, we really love the S7. It's premium waterproof build, outstanding camera, great battery life and class-leading specs make this the best Android smartphone you can get right now. It does have a few negative p...
Published: 2016-03-08, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Great camera experience, good battery performance, microSD slot, refined design and build (with waterproofing)
TouchWiz is over the top, prone to fingerprint smears, will always sit in the shadow of the SGS7 edge
The Samsung Galaxy S7 has quite a challenge ahead of it. Born with a bigger and better looking sibling device, the S7 edge, the regular model is likely to be a phone that fights for its place in the spotlight. It continues Samsung's great design 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: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
Abstract: The UK version of the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge will not come with Qualcomm's latest and fastest processor the Snapdragon 820 but with the less powerful Samsung-made Exynos 8890. Some think UK consumers are getting a raw deal, but actually, the choice...
Gorgeous, waterproof, design, Better battery life than Galaxy S6, Camera shoots better in low light, focuses faster, Micro SD card slot, Powerful Snapdragon 820 processor
Carrier locked with carrier bloatware, All-glass design is fingerprint magnet, Prone to glass cracking, expensive to repair
The Galaxy S7 looks fantastic and is more comfortable to hold than the Galaxy S6 was last year. We're very impressed with Samsung's new camera, increased battery capacity, accessories, and waterproof design. Those benefits come on top of an industry-lea...
Published: 2016-03-08, Author: Darren , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Abstract: Samsung fucks up. A lot. Snooping smart TVs, insane VR demos — you name it. Even its most cherished gadget — the Galaxy smartphone — has seen its share of flaws. But with the seventh iteration the Galaxy S, Samsung inches ever closer to a perfect smartph...
Beautiful display, perfect size, very good camera, expandable storage, IP 68 rating, Solid processor, Strikingly goodlooking, USB OTG optimised
Fingerprint sensor prone to misfires, Adoptive storage does not work, Alwayson display irritating
Exynos or Snapdragon, the Samsung Galaxy S7 is a solid handset. 5-star looks, processor, camera and in a size that is best for one-handed use during your commute. The water-proof feature that we last saw on the Galaxy S5 is back and so are the stars on m...
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Published: 2016-03-03, Author: Simon , review by: itpro.co.uk
Abstract: This year's MWC conference in Barcelona was unusually interesting: alongside the more predictable iterative upgrades to flagship models there was some genuine and truly exciting innovation in handsets and their accessories.For a good illustration, look...
