#samsung galaxy note 7 review

Samsung's first order of business when they announced this year's Galaxy Note is to skip the 6 and go straight to Note 7. The reason being is that the Galaxy S series is currently in the 7th iteration and by naming this year's phablet to Note 7, it gives a more cohesive naming scheme to the line-up. True enough, this year's Galaxy Note 7 has the same exact design signature as the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge and this extends to the core hardware of the smartphone. In fact, the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus (which also has a 5.7-inch display) is chunkier and the Galaxy S7 Edge is pretty much almost at par with the Note 7. Compared to the previous two Galaxy Note releases, the Note7 is slightly thicker than the Note 5 in favor of a slimmer width which makes it more manageable with one-handed operation. Display Maintaining the 5.7-inch display size, Samsung uses the same Super AMOLED technology in the Note 7 with a quad HD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels giving it a pixel density of 534ppi. Just like the Galaxy S7 Edge, the Note 7 now has a dual edge screen although the curves are slightly less prominent. Camera and Multimedia Samsung used the same exact camera  in the Galaxy S7 with the Note 7: Same dual-pixel technology and HDR video tucked inside the 12MP rear sensor. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy Note7 Review" and "Samsung study finds Galaxy Watch6 can detect early signs of fainting".