Samsung Galaxy E7 Quick Review, Price and Comparison

Samsung has unveiled the highly rumored
Galaxy E series smartphones – Galaxy E5
and Galaxy E7 and have released them in
India. Of the duo, the Galaxy E7 is an
advanced model with better specifications
and it carries a price tag of Rs 23,000 that
is reasonable. If you are interested in this
new lineup of smartphones, here is a quick
review on the Galaxy E7 to help you decide
about buying the mid-ranger.

















Camera and Internal Storage

The rear camera comes with a 13 MP sensor
at its back supported with LED flash and
capable of recording full HD 1080p videos.
Samsung has given the handset a capable 5
MP camera at the front to handle video
conferencing and selfies. These imaging
aspects are pretty decent and hence, we
can expect a good performance in this
regard.
Internal storage is 16 GB that is standard
among smartphones in this segment and this
can be extended further by another 64 GB
using a micro SD card.

Processor and Battery

The Galaxy E7 makes use of a Snapdragon
410 chipset with a quad core processor
ticking at 1.2 GHz clock speed. This
processor gets teamed up with 2 GB of RAM
that should be rendering swift multitasking.
With these hardware aspects, the handset
would definitely performance efficiently
without much clutter as expected from a
mid-ranger.
Battery capacity is 2,950 mAh and it is
supplemented with the Ultra Power Saving
Mode feature that will enhance the backup
pumped in by the battery. However, the
exact duration that the battery can stay
active is undisclosed for now.

Display and Features

The display in the Galaxy E7 is pretty large
measuring 5.5 inches and it is a Super
AMOLED panel as the numerous other
Samsung smartphones. But, the resolution is
definitely annoying at 1280×720 pixels, but it
should be acceptable as it is a mid-ranger.
Anyways, we hope that this resolution does
not affect the basic tasks that a display is
used for.
On the software front, the handset runs on
Android 4.4 KitKat with TouchWiz UI on top.
Furthermore, there are connectivity aspects
such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G, GPS and dual
SIM functionality. Also, the Vodafone
subscribers buying Galaxy E7 will receive 2
GB of free 3G data for two months.

Comparison

The Galaxy E7 with the aforementioned
aspects and pricing will definitely find a
direct rivalry with the other mid rangers in
the market including Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G ,
Micromax Yureka, HTC Desire 816, new
Moto G , Asus Zenfone 6 and others.

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