#galaxy s7 hands on

Since it was launched early 2 AM PST yesterday, we were able to spend some time with the Samsung Galaxy S7. As expected, initial impressions with the device are not refreshing since it's basically a polished Galaxy S6 plus the request of consumers to bring back key features that are missing from the predecessor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSS_SJh9bKY So here's our quick review of the Samsung Galaxy S7. First off, the design of the Galaxy S7 is still premium thanks to the elegant combination of glass and aluminum. The 3D-like curved glass at back is a trait that the Note 5 cousin has and it's no surprise to see it passed on the next Galaxy generation. We still have a usual design for a Galaxy smartphone with the front having a physical home button, which also acts as a finger scanner, sandwiched by the multitasking and the return key. Android 6.0 Marshmallow on the Galaxy S7 is skinned with Samsung's TouchWiz UI. While TouchWiz is a known culprit among Galaxy smartphone to cause lag, everything about the S7 is buttery-smooth from transitions to the in-app performance of installed applications we've tried. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy S7 Quick Review" and "Samsung Galaxy S26 , S26+ Hands On".