New attraction for 2017 in SAMSUNG

Smartphones are usually a lot better when they have big screens. From sending long messages to your boss explaining how badly you need that leave, to watching videos of a kangaroo terrorising an Australian bloke in a Land Cruiser, you name it, everything is better with a bigger screen. Moreover it’s IP68 water and dust resistant. But how good does it perform? Let’s find out:
 First Impressions:
The A7 does not make you want to have hands the size of the moon. It’s wrapped all around in toughened Gorilla Glass, curving round both the front and rear edges for that extra little bit of grip that decides the fate of your wallet. It follows the same design language as the likes of the premium line of devices from Samsung, resulting in the color-matched metal frame sandwiched between the two sheets of glass. 
The speaker grill has been moved from the conventional bottom or rear-firing location, to an unusual place on the upper right corner of the phone, just above the unlock button. The new placement proves to be great when in portrait mode, but can be a pain when watching videos or playing games in landscape mode. Our test unit came in black and from a fair distance, you can easily mistake it for an iPhone, but everything looks like an iPhone these days, even my toaster looks like one, so that’s no problem. The fingerprint reader is on the home button, where it should be (not beside the camera hump, S8).Camera:
The A7 features similar 16-megapixel units both front and back. Autofocus locks on very quick and photos are mostly well exposed in imperfect lighting conditions. Photos taken indoors have slightly grainy bokeh but that’s mostly due to the Samsung software over-sharpening the photos. Both units have a fast aperture of f/1.9 but even still, the low light performance is just slightly above average. Photos taken in well lit environments come out quite detailed and the f/1.9 lens does a very good job of blurring out whatever should not be in focus. Video recording is limited to 1080p at 30fps, with no optical or software stabilizatio      
SPECS
Display: 5.7 inches, FHD Super AMOLED Display
Processor: 1.9 GHz Octa Core
Camera: Rear 16MP + Front 16MP
OS: Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow)
RAM: 3GB
ROM: 32GB
Battery: 3,600mAh
Features: Fingerprint, Battery Optimisation, fast charging etc
Price: Tk. 44,900/-

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