You have said that this j7 prime gets hang every 3 days that’s not true this phone has octa core processor that handles multitasking and its speed is good for multitasking so that’s impossi blewhich phone has best camera quality and selfie .
j7 or j7 prime? Why waste money for this phone when you can buy excellent iphones. Iphones are the best.If you’re smart enough, you wouldn’t buy either of that phones coz iphones are way much better lol.I don’t care coz the truth is iphones are the best and accept the fact that the truth hurts you.i wanna buy iphone but I don’t have money. so I buy samsung j7 prime. I think samsung j7 prime have a good spesification. and not make me disappointed. thank you samsung. you the best. That design just doesn’t grow old on me. It’s honestly one of the most gorgeous handsets available. The front looks somewhat like the late note 7(which can only be a good thing). I opted not to put it in the case it came with when I bought it because it’s an injustice not to let the design show itself off.
It’s fast. Nowhere near the fastest though but plenty fast. There are more stutters than the note series I am used to but nothing earth-shatteringly annoying. But it can get things done rather quickly. Certainly good enough for a mid-ranger.
Consistently excellent battery life. I’ve battered it with sky force reloaded, megapolis, spotify streaming, phone calls every now and then, and constant internet surfing and it still gives me a day on a single charge. That’s 24 hours for you. And it has the exynos 7870 to thank for that. With the same routine as above, the note 7 gave me only marginally better longevity; the note 4 gave me similar numbers, initially, until I abused the hell out of its battery.
Games are decent, but there’s loads left to be desired. The chipset isn’t built for hard graphics gaming so gamers stay away.
The camera is disappointing. Coming from the note 7, the note 4, and the s4 before that, this phone’s camera is simply subpar. It’s good enough for snapshots in good light but make sure to have a steady hand and a steady subject. If the camera is what you’re after, you’re better off elsewhere.
The fingerprint sensor on my unit is rather inaccurate. At first it was great but eventually it became too annoying to use what with having to attempt 4 or 5 times before it worked so I stopped using it. That’s pretty disappointing since i’ve grown to love the fast unlock and the very good security it offered. Will try it again in the next few weeks and see if it hasn’t worsened.
I’ve never experienced call drops. In contrast, this phone has a pretty good signal coverage. I used to step out of my pad to get clear voice calls with my previous note but now I don’t have to. I can even get good data coverage inside, which is really helpful.
The display is alright. It’s not amoled level for sure but it’s surprisingly alright. I expected it to be bad but the tft fhd actually holds itself well. The colors aren’t as vibrant but there’s nothing poor about it. Plus the gorilla glass 4 I haven’t been putting a protector over is still strutting about scratchless as a baby’s bum. Can’t complain.
I’m happy that it has a dedicated microsd slot and not a hybrid one. I’ve forgotten how convenient dual-sim handsets can be. My only problem now is finding a 256gb microsd card to replace my old 32gb one. If you could even call that a problem.
Overall, i’m very satisfied with the j7 prime for the price it touts. The only real downsides it has in my opinion are in the camera and gaming departments. And maybe the fingerprint too, but that may be an individual problem that doesn’t necessarily apply to other j7 primes.