Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime Review

Samsung has a lot of potentials to head to the top and Galaxy On7 Prime is one of the high-end phones. The mid-range smartphone is available in two variants: one is 3 GB RAM which will cost you 12,990. And the other is the 4GB RAM model will cost you Rs 13,990.

Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime Review

Design & Display

As far as the design concerns, Samsung On7 Prime didn’t come as a surprise. The Smartphone’s 5.5-inch TFT LCD screen is not up to the mark. The phone measures 151.69 x 75 x 8 mm and weighs 167 g. It comes with a full metal jacket on the back and side panels. The fingerprint sensor is incorporated with the home button on the front. Volume rockers are on the left side, while the power button stays on the right. There is a speaker at the top right side. It’s quite unsatisfactory for the Samsung users that phone is missing minimal basic ambient light sensor feature. In addition to the Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime review, the phone also cut down many other basic features.

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Performance

On the front of performance, users can have great relief as the performance of the Galaxy On7 Prime is quite competent to impress most of the Samsung lovers.

The Galaxy On7 Prime is powered by a two-year-old octa-core Samsung Exynos 7870 processor coupled with the either 3GB or 4GB of RAM with 32GB or 64GB of internal storage.

Even with a dated configuration, phone still manages to perform better even with 8 to 10 apps running in the background. The phone didn’t throw any lag or performance issue even on the heaviest usage. Graphics and animations performed quite well on the screen due to the Mali-T830.

Camera

13MP rear camera with f1.9 aperture is quite good to capture bright and sharp shots even in the low-light settings. While recording videos the camera exhibits average skills.

The front-facing 13MP shooter of the Galaxy On7 Prime also performs a decent job. To capture selfies it comes with good options to change the color intensity, make your cheeks look thinner than usual and even make your eyes slightly bigger.

Samsung has developed a quick access to the settings, flash, expanded screen mode and switch to front-facing camera on one side.

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Battery & Connectivity

The Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime houses decently sized 3300mAh battery which is enough to fuel full day usage from low to moderate level. During intensive usability and multi-tasking phone still performs very well.

Fast charging feature is not available on the device. During the Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime review it needed nearly three hours for charging to reach 100 percent. To save the battery, there are two power saving modes – Mid and Max, which deactivate animations, apps and some other functions to extend the life of the device.

Verdict

Galaxy On7 Prime is a good and budgetary choice for users who have average feature-packed phones requirement. The Moto G5S Plus and the Xiaomi Mi A1 are great choices and genuine competitors of Galaxy On7 Prime and offer better value for money.