Samsung’s G-series handsets have been popular so far. The funny thing is that this series has handsets of every price segment. Handsets like Galaxy J3 Pro, Galaxy J1 (4G) and Galaxy J2 Pro are available around Rs 10,000. At the same time, the Galaxy J7 Prime and Galaxy J5 (2016) have a price range handsets of Rs 10,000- 20,000. Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro are being marketed “Mid -segments smartphone market”, which has seen less launch in recent times. At the launch event, we got a chance to spend some time with Samsung Galaxy J7 Max and Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro. At first glance, how do we like this phone? Let’s tell.
Samsung Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro Design
J Series’s new smartphones come with full metal unibody design and the profile is also slim. Due to the large display, it is certain that it will not be easy to use them with one hand. It also seemed to be this limited time spent with us with handsets. The thickness of Samsung Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro is 8.1 and 7.8 mm respectively.
The Galaxy J7 Max has a smart glow feature. It is available around the rear camera. When notification comes, this smart glow on the edge of the camera will give you alert.
The Galaxy J7 Pro is promoting the Samansag flat back camera. We also liked an antenna band with the new “U” design of this phone. This enhances the beauty of the handset.
In the new dual SIM handset of J-Series, you will find separate slots for microSD cards. It is a good feature at this price.
Samsung Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro Specification
The Samsung Galaxy J7 Max has a 5.7-inch full-HD (1920×1080 pixels) TFT display. It has 4 GB RAM with 1.6 GHz octa-core MediaTek Helio P20 processor. The inbuilt storage is 32 GB. The battery is 3300 mAh. Along with 4G, support will also be available for VoLTE.
On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro will get a 5.5-inch full-HD (1920X 1080 pixels) Super AMOLED display. It is equipped with 2.5D curved glass design. It has a Mali T830 GPU with a 1.6 GHz octa-core Exynos 7870 processor. RAM is 3 GB and inbuilt storage 64 GB. If the users want, you will also be able to use microSD cards up to 128 GB. The battery is 3600 mAh. It has got an IP54 certification, that is, it is completely safe with water splashes.
Both phones have 13 megapixel rear and front cameras. The aperture of the front sensor is F/1.7 and the rear aperture F/1.9. Both sensors are flash with sensors.
The company has its own skin based on Android Nougat in the Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro. We have to admit that Samsung has continuously improved UX since launching Samsung Galaxy S6. The number of unwanted apps has decreased. The user interface is quite clean. Like other phones of Samsung, you will find apps of Google and Microsoft in Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro. Samsung has made several nougat features part of its new UX, such as swipe upwards, the app drawer opens.
Samsung Pay and Samsung Pay Mini
The most important features of the new smartphone of J-Series are Samsung. In the Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro, you will find the recently introduced NFC -backed Samsung Pay by the company. The South Korean company has also introduced Samsung Pay Mini features. This is the light version of Samsung Pay. The Galaxy J7 Max will have Samsung Pay Mini which runs on the Internet, that is, it will work in online payment. Speaking to Gadgets 360, Sumit Walia, director of Samsung India’s mobile business, said that the company will bring the option of mobile payment in more devices in the coming days.
Talking about Samsung Pay Mini feature, Walia said that it has almost all the features of Samsung Pay. There is no “tap and pay” capacity, with the help of which offline payment is also possible. It has been launched for handsets like Samsung Galaxy J7 Max which does not have a suitable hardware for Samsung payments service.
In the event, the representative of the company showed Samsung Pay Mini feature. It was easy to use. After getting the Galaxy J7 Max, we will also be able to use this feature and do this feature.
On the other hand, Samsung Pay supports NFC and MST. The new user has also been told about the way to use through videos in Samsung Pay and Samsung Pay Mini App. This is a good thing.
Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro And Galaxy J7 Max Performance and Camera
In the limited time spent with the handset, we found that the Galaxy J7 Pro and the Galaxy J7 Max went on without any problem. There was no difficulty in switching from one app to another. Smartphones were giving the touch input properly. By the way, we will be able to say something in detail about the performance of the phone only after the review.
Samsung is also praising the camera of Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro. In the limited time spent with the device, we found that the cameras of the handset were launched rapidly. Sample shot Crisp came. There was a lot of details in the pictures taken in low light. Both handsets are fully capable of taking photos with a 13 -megapixel front camera details with F/1.9 aperture. However, we would like to say in some detail only after the review of the camera.
Last idea
There is no doubt that the specifications of Galaxy J7 Max and Galaxy J7 Pro smartphones are strong. After Samsung Pay arrives, the phone has got something new. The cameras of the Galaxy J7 Max and the Galaxy J7 Pro also found us capable at first glance. When we review the device, we will explain in detail about its performance.
Samsung Galaxy J7 Max is priced at Rs 17,900 and Galaxy J7 Pro will get you for Rs 20,900. Apart from offline stores, these phones will be available on Samsung’s own e-commerce site. The sales of Samsung Galaxy J7 Max will start from June 20. At the same time, Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro has been said to be made available by mid -July. In this price, both handsets will be directly competing with handsets like Xiaomi Mi Max Prime, Moto G5 Plus and Honor 8 Lite.