Last night was a great day for Samsung. The Korean manufacturer presented its new generation of Galaxy S terminals in an event in which he stood out from the rest thanks to a simply impeccable staging. Soon after we were able to try both the Samsung Galaxy S7 like Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, two terminals that maintain a design very similar to that of their predecessors, although with some notable improvements.
So that you do not miss any detail, today we bring you our first impressions after trying the Samsung Galaxy S7 at the Mobile World Congress 2016. A terminal that has left us with a great taste in our mouths thanks to its quality finishes, powerful camera and, most especially, due to the fact that the Korean manufacturer has taken note of the problems for which it was criticized the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.
Samsung Galaxy S7 maintains the design of the previous model
The first thing that stands out when picking up the Samsung Galaxy S7 is its great resemblance to the previous model. In this case, Samsung has decided not to innovate at all, offering a phone that is very similar to the Galaxy S6. You may like this more or less, but no one will deny that the design is pretty. And if we add some quality finishes to this, we have a terminal with an appearance at the level of the range that it intends to finish.
If I tell you that the Samsung Galaxy S7 has the best hardware on the market, you will not be surprised. As usual, the new flagship of the manufacturer once again has the best hardware, as well as incorporating some very interesting surprises. And is that to start the Samsung Galaxy S7 is resistant to dust and water thanks to its IP68 certification which allows the device to be immersed in water for 30 minutes. In addition, Samsung has managed to isolate the micro USB port, so it does not need any plug to protect the terminal.
The other great novelty comes with the micro SD card slot. Yes, Samsung has learned its lesson from last year and is back to incorporating a micro SD card slot on your Samsung Galaxy S7. Two changes that can make customers disappointed with the previous model trust the Korean manufacturer again. And you, what do you think? Do you think Samsung will reign supreme in the telephony market, or is it too late considering the unstoppable advance of manufacturers like Huawei?
