After a couple of months passed since the reveal of the Galaxy A5 (2017), now we also have the Galaxy A7 (2017) joining the club. Until now it represents the heaviest and biggest device in the A-series family. This device was initially released on a limited set of markets in Eastern Asia.
Previously, the Galaxy A3 (2017) and the Galaxy A5 (2017) already passed the hands-on review tests. Now the time for the Galaxy A7 (2017) has finally come to be reviewed. It is the third member of the A-series family and the last one, at least for now.
Maybe it will sound little disappointing, but this device won’t be coming to the markets in Europe. Why is that so, is still unknown, as it may not appear also in other regions.
As one of the few companies, Samsung are also the ones who are making pink colored smartphones. The color of the Galaxy A7 (2017) already has its own name, and it is “Peach Cloud”, and it also looks special.
The Galaxy A7 (2017) features a 5.7-inch Super AMOLED screen display with a FullHD resolution. From the inside, it has an Octa-Core Exynos 7880 chipset which is also used in the Galaxy A5 (2017). From the memory part, the size of RAM is 3GB, and there is also 32GB of internal storage. There are also separate slots for MicroSD cards. The Dual SIM feature is also available, as it is not compromised by the slots of the MicroSD cards.
The power of the battery is 3 600 mAh which is expected to last quite a while between you charge the phone twice. It is all enabled thanks to the 14nm power-efficent SoC.
Maybe the saddest feature among them all, is that the device will be shipping with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow inside. The device also has a IP68 certifications, which means that it will be dust and water resistant.
Another similarity to the A3 and A5, is that this device has the exact same speaker placement. It is placed on the right-hand side, right above the power key.
The device is expected to have a brightly great future ahead, even having greater than the A5 (2017). Taking as a consideration the hardware it has, it may easily be confirmed as so, but we still have to wait and see.
