Samsung’s high-end smartphones have managed to impress us with their performance in recent times. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the mid-range handsets from the company, which have been unable match the competition in their respective price bands. One of the reasons has been the entry of new Chinese vendors who are offering better features at each price level. For Samsung, the arrival of the Galaxy J-series was a turning point. According to an IDC data released in August, the Galaxy J-series has been received well in the Indian market and has driven a large proportion of Samsung’s smartphone shipments in Q2 2016. Samsung has launched a number of smartphones in this series in the last quarter including the Galaxy J2(2016), Galaxy J3(6), Galaxy J5(2016) and Galaxy J7(2016). Capitalising their popularity, the company also recently launched the Galaxy J5 Prime and Galaxy J7 Prime smartphones. Of the two, we received the Galaxy J7 Prime for review