Know More about the All New Samsung Galaxy J7 and J5
Almost after a year’s time, Samsung has introduced inheritors to its mid-range smartphones, the all new Galaxy J5 and the J7 in India. The new smartphones bear the same names as their antecedents, but then again they come with better-quality specs that go into creating them next-gen phones. As per Samsung the galaxy j-series offered by them is the largest selling smartphone series, and here are our initial impressions of the new handsets.
Looks
From the looks alone, the Galaxy J5 (2016) and the J7 (2016) look somewhat identical except for a perceptible difference in their sizes. The Galaxy J5 trials 5.2 inches - up from the 5-inch screen on the last-generation J5. The J7, instead, is to some extent larger than the J5 and lingers with the similar display size of 5.5-inches as preceding years. Both the phones have a Super AMOLED display with a screen resolution of 720 x1280 pixels that have a good color imitation. Also, the shades didn’t ever appear over-saturated in the course of the time we disbursed with it.
Design
Talking about their design, the J5 and J7 have an upright build as well as offer decent looks. The metal phone that runs beside the phones gives them an excellent touch, but then again the back panels are made of plastic plus feature a brushed metal finish.
Not only did we find them appealingly pleasing, but then again the phones also succeeded to woo us when it comes to the mass and grip of the phone. Both the Galaxy J5 and J7 don’t feel hefty in hands. The somewhat rounded edges on the handsets add to the pleased handling.
Specifications
The phones might appear to be obligating a unibody design, but then again they aren’t. The back covers of the headsets are removable and hidden beneath are the SIM card as well as microSD card slots (with support for up to 128 GB). Together the phones are 4G-enabled and also support micro SIM cards. Nothing like the 8 GB inbuilt memory on the previous generation models, the new J5 and J7 comes with an internal storage of 16 GB (with a microSD card opening for additional storage).
Conclusion
Despite the fact that the new phones might be more or less similar with regards to design and all the other features, one significant difference amongst the two is the engine driving them. Correspondingly, both the Galaxy J5 and J7 run on Android Marshmallow 6.0.1.

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