Samsung Galaxy S7

After that, I had a Samsung S7 Galaxy Edge, and simply put, the downgrade from the Note 7 that I just lost, in addition to the phone itself just not being what I really wanted, and ended up being probably the worst Phone I've ever owned, worse than my LG env, LG env 3, Motorola Rival, and iPhone 4/4S (not sure which I had here). After my Samsung ended up breaking from drops, I needed a new phone, at a decent price.

While the Samsung Galaxy S6 with its new metal chassis was a revolution for Samsung's flagship device, the new Galaxy S7 is more of an evolution. Samsung respects the customer's wishes and brings back some features like the memory expansion as well as the IP68 certification for the case ag...

I've used Samsungs, LG's, and pixels and to this day I'm using both a Pixel XL and Pixel 3, both still really smooth performing. Can't say that about my old LG G3 and my Samsung Galaxy S7 is pretty much a potatoe , barely usable even after multiple factory resets.

Still rocking a Samsung Galaxy S7. It's in a similar situation—stuck on Android 8 with the final security update in September 2020. If it weren't my only phone, I'd try a custom ROM. I use very few apps (there's only 32 GB of internal storage after all).

I've had my Samsung Galaxy S7 for 5 years. Nowadays the battery life is screwed up (I need to charge it at least 2 times a day) and it overheats occasionally. What I love about this phone, however, is that it's extremely sturdy (it survived a 3-story fall among others) - so what I value, when considering a new device, are durability and battery life (I don't use my phone extensively, don't really use it for gaming).

I've had my Samsung Galaxy S7 for 5 or 6 years. I love it to death, but it barely keeps a charge anymore and the processor is worn out to the degree that it crashes when I try to take videos, so I'm thinking about replacing it sometime soon.

samsung galaxy s7. It was first capable phone camera I owned. It still holds up pretty well. I recently watched s7 vs s20 comparison and it was just as good (without pixel peeping)

I needed to replace my Samsung Galaxy S7 several months back. I looked at most of the Android One phones on the market at the time and they all sucked in one way or another. That was really frustrating as I did not want to go back to Samsung, but I ended up doing that in the long run as the Galaxy S10 had everything I was looking for in a phone.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (128GB, 6GB, Black) with the official keyboard or the iPad 8th gen (128GB, 3GB, Space Grey) with the Logitech Combo touch. Please note that I have a 1st gen iPad Air and will trade it in for the iPad if I decide I’m going for it. Otherwise I’ll use it as an external display for my computer.

Samsung Galaxy S7 (did not keep it for very long, returned and went back to Z5). 6.