Samsung Galaxy S7
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Samsung Galaxy S7
I'm liking the specs, and the IP68 dust/water rating is very welcome.
I just wish they included a 200GB microSD card with pre-orders instead of getting a Gear VR. I really have no desire for a Gear VR.
I have two 128GB S6 phones on T-Mobile's Jump on Demand. I wonder how much I'll have to pay to go down to a 32GB S7. The silver color looks very nice.
I just wish they included a 200GB microSD card with pre-orders instead of getting a Gear VR. I really have no desire for a Gear VR.
I have two 128GB S6 phones on T-Mobile's Jump on Demand. I wonder how much I'll have to pay to go down to a 32GB S7. The silver color looks very nice.
Last edited by pseudoswede; Feb 21, 2016 at 11:57 am
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I am thinking I am going to get the S7 next month. I have to pay off the remaining portion of my S5 ($100) but the phone looks a lot better than the S6.
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Strange it's still using Micro USB. I'd have thought USB-C would be the way to go.
I've got an Galaxy S6 which I'm happy with, so I won't be upgrading just yet. Maybe in 6 months when the price has dropped from £569 to < £400.
I've got an Galaxy S6 which I'm happy with, so I won't be upgrading just yet. Maybe in 6 months when the price has dropped from £569 to < £400.
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I have a Galaxy Tab S2 and recently picked up a Nexus 6P. After using the Nexus for a few weeks, I don't think I could ever get a Samsung Android device again. The pure Android experience is so much better.
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I know the power is there, but does USB-C currently support qualcomms Quick Charge 2.0/3.0 spec? I think that might be the issue
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I'm liking the specs, and the IP68 dust/water rating is very welcome.
I just wish they included a 200GB microSD card with pre-orders instead of getting a Gear VR. I really have no desire for a Gear VR.
I have two 128GB S6 phones on T-Mobile's Jump on Demand. I wonder how much I'll have to pay to go down to a 32GB S7. The silver color looks very nice.
I just wish they included a 200GB microSD card with pre-orders instead of getting a Gear VR. I really have no desire for a Gear VR.
I have two 128GB S6 phones on T-Mobile's Jump on Demand. I wonder how much I'll have to pay to go down to a 32GB S7. The silver color looks very nice.
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dual sim might be nice but implementation and support is unknown. And it's at the sacrifice of the microSD slot when in use so buy capacity (32gb/64gb) accordingly
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I have a $33/mo trade-in credit across two phones. Unfortunately, I lose the credit if I trade in my S6's for S7's. Looks like I'll have to wait for the S8.