Introduction to the Samsung Galaxy J7

This is Ranjit, and I have the Samsung Galaxy J7 with me today. In this video, we'll be doing some benchmarks and answering some frequently asked questions about this device. Please note that this is a pre-production unit, and the firmware is not final, so the benchmarks might be up or down by 5-10%. However, it should give us a general idea of how this device would perform in benchmarks.

The Galaxy J7: A Different Variant for India

The Samsung Galaxy J7 is available in different variants, and the one I have here is specifically designed for the Indian market. This variant comes with an Exynos processor that's 8-core and very new to the market. The model number of this device is SM-J700F, and as you can see, it has a board with the same number, indicating its authenticity.

The Processor: A New Kid on the Block

The Exynos processor in this Galaxy J7 is a relatively new addition to the market. It's an 8-core processor that's designed to provide better performance and efficiency. However, most benchmarks couldn't detect it, but fortunately, Quadrant was able to detect it as you can see. The processor operates at 1.5 GHz and has a minimum frequency of 400 MHz. The device also comes with 1.5GB of RAM.

Benchmarking the Galaxy J7

To get an idea of how this device would perform in real-world scenarios, we'll be running some benchmarks. I'm a firm believer that benchmarks don't always translate to real-world performance, but it's still interesting to see the scores. First, let's look at the results from Quadrant. As you can see, the Galaxy J7 scored 2,665 points in this benchmark. We also ran the popular AnTuTu benchmark, and our first run gave us a score of 37,524. However, after running it again, we managed to get a max score of 37,871, which is quite impressive.

Running Geekbench

Next, let's look at the results from Geekbench. In the single-core test, the Galaxy J7 scored an impressive 680 points. The multi-core test gave us a healthy score of 3,593 points, indicating that this device has plenty of processing power. We also ran another benchmark, PC Mark, which gave us a score of 4,077.

Testing Multi-Touch and USB OTG

One feature that's become increasingly important in modern smartphones is multi-touch support. The Galaxy J7 supports up to 10 multi-touch points, making it easy to navigate and interact with the device. We also tested the USB OTG (On-The-Go) feature, which works seamlessly without requiring any third-party applications.

LED Notification Light: A Missed Opportunity

Unfortunately, this device does not have a physical LED notification light, which is a feature that many users find convenient. However, it does come with a front-facing LED flash that can be used to illuminate the screen when needed. We'll be discussing more about camera performance later in the article.

Outdoor Mode: A Bright Idea

One of the notable features of this device is its Outdoor Mode, which automatically adjusts the brightness of the screen based on ambient light conditions. When enabled, it becomes incredibly bright and easily visible even in direct sunlight. This feature is a welcome addition to any smartphone.

Camera Performance: The Star of the Show

The camera performance of this Galaxy J7 is one of its strongest selling points. With a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera and an f/1.9 lens, it's no wonder that we're excited about the results. We took some sample photos to demonstrate the device's camera capabilities, and as you can see, they're impressive.

Conclusion

That's all for today's article about the Samsung Galaxy J7. We've seen how this device performs in benchmarks, its multi-touch support, USB OTG feature, lack of LED notification light, and Outdoor Mode that adjusts to ambient light conditions. The camera performance is one of its strongest selling points, with a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera and an f/1.9 lens. If you have any questions or want more information about this device, please let us know in the comments below, and we'll do our best to address them. Thanks for watching, and we hope to see you in our next video!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi there this is Ranjit and I have the Samsung Galaxy j7 with me and in this video we'll be doing the benchmarks and I'll also answer some of the frequently asked questions that I'm getting about this device and this is not a retail unit this is a pre-production unit this is the final Hardware that we are going to get in India but the firmware is not final so the benchmarks might be up or down 5 or 10% but still it should give us a general idea how this device would perform in benchmarks and this galaxy j7 is a little bit different for the Indian variant uh we have actually a exos processor that's a 8 core processor and it's a very new exos processor uh it's the 7580 and most of the benchmarks couldn't detect it uh but uh fortunately quadrant could detected as you can see uh it is the uh model number is SM j700f and as you can see the board is 7580 uh which is a octacore processor and uh as you can see it's clogged at 1.5 GHz and the minimum frequency is 400 MHz and regarding Ram it has 1.5 gigs so I was actually very curious to see what will be the Benchmark again I'm a firm believer of benchmarks not relating to real world performance but I just wanted to show you uh the benchmark scores uh when I ran them and in fact I also took some photographs the camera is pretty good uh let's look at the Benchmark results and this is the quadrant and for Quadrant I got a score of 2,665 I also ran what do you say this uh uh the popular an2 2 uh and first time I ran I got a score of 37,5 24 I ran it also again a couple of time and the max score that I got was 37871 uh so pretty decent scores I would say and I also ran uh this one more Benchmark that is known as geek bench and for single core we got a score of 680 and a very healthy multi-core score of 3593 uh I also run one more Benchmark this is a new Benchmark uh which is known as PC Mark it's a very interesting Benchmark and here we got a score of 4,077 and uh as you can see the uh again I'll just pause the screen you can look at it and I also actually uh ran two games that is asphal 8 and what do you say Dead Trigger and both of them ran fine regarding multitouch some of you were asking and yes it does support uh 10 multi-touch points as you can see so that is uh nice uh and uh what else what else I also tested usb OTG and usb OTG works on this device you don't even have to install any third-party applications uh some of you were also asking me if this device has led notification light sadly it does not have any physical LED notification light but it does have a front-facing what do you say LED flash I'll show you that a bit later also uh there is no auto brightness on this device but we do have this outdoor mode and I did test it if you can toggle it on it becomes really bright as you can see and I did test it in outdoor conditions and even in direct sunlight if you toggle on this outdoor mode the screen is easily visible uh one more thing I did notice is that this one does not have uh this what do you say uh the back lighting for these two buttons so that is also not there apart from that another thing that I really liked is the camera uh the rear facing camera is a 13 megapix shooter with f 1.9 lens and as you can see from the sample shots uh the pictures are actually really good uh if you guys really want a full in-depth review regarding the camera do let me know in the comment section I can post that and some of you were asking about this front facing flash let me actually show you we have to toggle as you can see and by default The Flash is off and but if you switch it on as you can see you get that LED flash so so yes that is something new that we have seen uh but the camera performance is really good if you have any specific questions around this device do post them in the YouTube comments and I'll try to include them in my review thanks for watching this is ranit and I hope to see you in my next videohi there this is Ranjit and I have the Samsung Galaxy j7 with me and in this video we'll be doing the benchmarks and I'll also answer some of the frequently asked questions that I'm getting about this device and this is not a retail unit this is a pre-production unit this is the final Hardware that we are going to get in India but the firmware is not final so the benchmarks might be up or down 5 or 10% but still it should give us a general idea how this device would perform in benchmarks and this galaxy j7 is a little bit different for the Indian variant uh we have actually a exos processor that's a 8 core processor and it's a very new exos processor uh it's the 7580 and most of the benchmarks couldn't detect it uh but uh fortunately quadrant could detected as you can see uh it is the uh model number is SM j700f and as you can see the board is 7580 uh which is a octacore processor and uh as you can see it's clogged at 1.5 GHz and the minimum frequency is 400 MHz and regarding Ram it has 1.5 gigs so I was actually very curious to see what will be the Benchmark again I'm a firm believer of benchmarks not relating to real world performance but I just wanted to show you uh the benchmark scores uh when I ran them and in fact I also took some photographs the camera is pretty good uh let's look at the Benchmark results and this is the quadrant and for Quadrant I got a score of 2,665 I also ran what do you say this uh uh the popular an2 2 uh and first time I ran I got a score of 37,5 24 I ran it also again a couple of time and the max score that I got was 37871 uh so pretty decent scores I would say and I also ran uh this one more Benchmark that is known as geek bench and for single core we got a score of 680 and a very healthy multi-core score of 3593 uh I also run one more Benchmark this is a new Benchmark uh which is known as PC Mark it's a very interesting Benchmark and here we got a score of 4,077 and uh as you can see the uh again I'll just pause the screen you can look at it and I also actually uh ran two games that is asphal 8 and what do you say Dead Trigger and both of them ran fine regarding multitouch some of you were asking and yes it does support uh 10 multi-touch points as you can see so that is uh nice uh and uh what else what else I also tested usb OTG and usb OTG works on this device you don't even have to install any third-party applications uh some of you were also asking me if this device has led notification light sadly it does not have any physical LED notification light but it does have a front-facing what do you say LED flash I'll show you that a bit later also uh there is no auto brightness on this device but we do have this outdoor mode and I did test it if you can toggle it on it becomes really bright as you can see and I did test it in outdoor conditions and even in direct sunlight if you toggle on this outdoor mode the screen is easily visible uh one more thing I did notice is that this one does not have uh this what do you say uh the back lighting for these two buttons so that is also not there apart from that another thing that I really liked is the camera uh the rear facing camera is a 13 megapix shooter with f 1.9 lens and as you can see from the sample shots uh the pictures are actually really good uh if you guys really want a full in-depth review regarding the camera do let me know in the comment section I can post that and some of you were asking about this front facing flash let me actually show you we have to toggle as you can see and by default The Flash is off and but if you switch it on as you can see you get that LED flash so so yes that is something new that we have seen uh but the camera performance is really good if you have any specific questions around this device do post them in the YouTube comments and I'll try to include them in my review thanks for watching this is ranit and I hope to see you in my next video\n"