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Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) appears again on GFXBench

Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) appears again on GFXBench

Posted: 06 May 2017, 22:54 , by Alan Friedman

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The Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) appears again on GFXBench

The Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) was spotted on GFXBench in February wearing model number SM-J727A. Now, the phone has made a return trip to GFXBench with a new model number (SM-J730) and some slightly better specs. According to the latest GFXBench listing, the Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) will feature a 5.5-inch display with a 1080 x 1920 resolution. The Exynos 7870 SoC is under the hood carrying an octa-core 1.5GHz CPU, and the Mali-T830 GPU. 3GB of RAM is inside along with 16GB of native storage. Both the back and front-facing cameras weigh in at 12MP each, and Android 7.0 is pre-installed.

The Galaxy J7 (2017) is going to be offered in the U.S. and has already been certified by the FCC as the SM-J727A. According to reliable source Evan Blass, the device will be known at Verizon as the Samsung Galaxy J7 V. Tracfone will release it as the Samsung Galaxy J7 Sky Pro, and the phone will also be available from AT&T and U.S. Cellular.

The U.S. version of the handset will feature a 5.5-inch display with a 1080 x 1920 resolution (FHD). The Snapdragon 625 SoC will be driving the phone with an octa-core 2GHz CPU, and the Adreno 506 GPU. 2GB of RAM is inside along with 16GB of internal storage. On back of the device is a 13MP camera and a 5MP selfie shooter is found on front. Android 6.0 is pre-installed.

source: GFXBench via DroidHolic

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posted on 06 May 2017, 23:18

1. Phonehex (Posts: 483; Member since: 16 Feb 2016)

Samsung J series have LCDs . Ew !

posted on 07 May 2017, 01:40

2. Settings (Posts: 2823; Member since: 02 Jul 2014)

J5 2016 has AMOLED

posted on 07 May 2017, 02:04

3. VasiliS7 (Posts: 136; Member since: 10 Jan 2017)

Galaxy On have LCD panels and oneJ model . Every other Samsung phone have Amoled

posted on 07 May 2017, 06:22

4. GhostV6 (Posts: 10; Member since: 04 Apr 2017)

My J5 2015 has Amoled. J1,J2,J3 and J7 also. Phonehex is high

posted on 11 May 2017, 14:58

5. rrrannn (Posts: 1; Member since: 11 May 2017)

I've had the J7 for seven months and it's given me nothing but trouble. They cut too many corners and now it's failing. Thought that the bigger screen would make for watching videos better, yes and no. 720 is good but not great. The size is ok if you're wearing cargo pants or a jacket but a bit bulky for a man's pocket.

No gorilla glass, no noise cancelling mic, no pic stabilization, no gyro so VR is limited and if you watch a video on it and it happens to be flat on a table, the mic being on the back is muffled.

I don't mind living without some of these features but I do mind living without being able to depend upon it to make a telephone call. I'm not talking dropped calls or no service, I'm talking of the unit making a call, able to connect for about 45 to 75 seconds and then it's as if I'm on mute as I can't be heard.

Took it to the store and of course, just worked fine. The phone had acted up the night before during an emergency telephone call which left me unable to effectively contact anyone for 45 minutes. Then the phone mysteriously started working just fine.

The other major issue was not getting voice mail notification. I was told it was either a bad sim card or phone and take it into the store to use a known working phone. The store manager changed the settings and did what two to three levels of tech support couldn't do in seven days: Make it work. She said it was because it was set for wi fi over 4g. I find that hard to believe it would effect the telephone icons but oh well.

I feel like I could become one of their tech support agents as I know all the answers before I call: 1. That's normal. 2. This is the first time I've ever heard of that.

Started randomly playing MP3 files stored on the SD card. Not using it or anything, just sitting on a table and then have it start playing. No apps showing open, no way to stop it. "First I've heard of that. " SD card showing files corrupted when read from a computer but not when reading from the phone. "That's normal."

Did I get a lemon or are they all going to start to fail around six months in?