Samsung J7 Max Review & Pros And Cons

Picture of the Samsung J7 Max, by Samsung

- Analysis by Christelle Nina


The Samsung Galaxy J7 Max is a semi-high-end smartphone that puts a premium on performance and imaging specs. In the process, it has been equipped with less-stellar display and physical features. Is it worth in the end? Read on and see for yourself.

Right off the bat, the Galaxy J7 Max's octa-core processor poses as, perhaps, its most promising feature. At a maximum clock speed of 2.39GHz , those who heavily-depend on their mobile phones for multiple tasks may potentially find this model appealing. Add to this its relatively-generous 4GB RAM (relative, since 6GB RAM's already do exist -- but mostly in the flagship market), and its performance potential ends up as a contender for the spotlight.

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On the other hand, its display specs could use some improvement. Sporting a 1920 x 1080 resolution , its 5.7-inch screen stretches its pixel count and produces a sub-par display sharpness of 386DPI .

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Its 13-megapixel rear camera is enough to remain competitive in its subcategory, but it does not really stand out on its own. However, the front-facing shooter -- also at 13 megapixels -- makes the selfie cameras of its competition pale in comparison. The J7 Max also comes with the Social Camera feature , which is a social media-oriented supplement.

As for aesthetic-related pros and cons, the Galaxy J7 Max is enveloped in an all-metal unibody . However, it's thick and heavy in comparison to other similar models, standing at 179 grams of weight and 8.1mm of depth .

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From the pros and cons discussed above, this 5.7-inch Android appears to be targeting buyers who are cognizant about their handheld's hardware and cameras. This comes at the risk of possibly alienating fans of big and ultra-sharp displays, since its sub-400DPI display looks weak alongside screens from competing models. But hey, you really can't have everything -- especially in the J7 Max's sub-flagship category.

** This phone is also known as: Samsung SM-G615F, Samsung Galaxy J7 Max


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