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$800 for the Galaxy S7 edge might not seem like a lot, but it was 7 years ago. While I paid a similar $800 for the S21+ and S23+, Those phones are much better than the buggy S7 edge was. One day battery was decent, the next it would lose 10% battery in an hour just sitting on the desk with the screen off. It was the 1st phone where I had to constantly check the battery to make sure it hadn't started eating battery for no reason. I had to reboot that thing a couple of times a week because of battery drain issues. The front swipe FPS worked about 25% of the time. When I got the Oneplus 7 pro to replace it I was much more reliable IMHO. I was hesitant to get the S21+ after the OP 7 Pro, but Samsung seemed to have exorcised their demons by this point.
I had that phone. My first Samsung experience. My work needed me to buy a phone and they would pay the monthly bill so I branched out of my comfort zone and got it for $300 with carrier subsidy. I used it for 2 years and sold it to a coworker for the same price and got my money back. I was a good learning experience, I found out I don't like Samsung at all.
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$800 for the Galaxy S7 edge might not seem like a lot, but it was 7 years ago. While I paid a similar $800 for the S21+ and S23+, Those phones are much better than the buggy S7 edge was. One day battery was decent, the next it would lose 10% battery in an hour just sitting on the desk with the screen off. It was the 1st phone where I had to constantly check the battery to make sure it hadn't started eating battery for no reason. I had to reboot that thing a couple of times a week because of battery drain issues. The front swipe FPS worked about 25% of the time. When I got the Oneplus 7 pro to replace it I was much more reliable IMHO. I was hesitant to get the S21+ after the OP 7 Pro, but Samsung seemed to have exorcised their demons by this point.
If only it was running Windows... Other than that, I think it's one of the coolest and most premium-looking devices to date. No crease! :))
I had that phone. My first Samsung experience. My work needed me to buy a phone and they would pay the monthly bill so I branched out of my comfort zone and got it for $300 with carrier subsidy. I used it for 2 years and sold it to a coworker for the same price and got my money back. I was a good learning experience, I found out I don't like Samsung at all.