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SAMSUNG GALAXY J7 PRO
Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro
Samsung expanded their J series with the magnificent launch of Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro earlier this July. The Galaxy J7 series includes Galaxy J7 Prime, Galaxy J7 Core, and Galaxy J7 Pro.
Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro is a perfect mid-range Samsung phone with whooping 13 MP Camera, stylish unibody design, and great performance.
Design
This phone comes in 2 colors which includes gold and black. The unibody designed metal body is complacent in hand. It has a home button along with a capacitive button on each side. The power button is on right while volume keys are on the left side. The 3.5mm earphone jack is available at the base of the telephone.
Camera
It comes with a whopping 13MP front camera for superb selfies and 13MP rear camera. Camera’s performance is exceptionally great in daylight. It can capture video resolution up to 10801p*30fps. And not to forget, Samsung's processing image software which always enhances image quality through effects.
Performance
The Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro has 1.6 GHz processor with 3GB RAM and 16GB ROM which is sufficient enough for normal multitasking. Its Internal storage is 32/64 GB which can be expanded by a Micro Sd card. Also, its gaming performance is also good, making it a perfect mid-range phone.
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