Ending months of rumors and speculations, AT&T has revealed the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active in America. Samsung Galaxy S7 specs were quite easy to get, thanks to the leaks and rumors that have surfaced around the web. But none has revealed its price, yet.
Samsung is said to be the second largest phone carrier in America. It started with the Galaxy S4 Active and now with the Galaxy S7 Active. This new phone comes in three colors - Sandy Gold, Camo Green and Titanium Gray.
There is not much difference within the phone's internals but most of the upgrades are on the outside. The first that you'll notice is the phone's design. You will still get the same specs such as microSD card slot, IP68 certification and non-removable battery but the phone has a tougher layer of rubber and military grade protection to survive almost any kind of falls, shocks, dives and accidents.
The phone was said to pass the US Military Standard (MIL-STD) 810G tests and can handle high and low temperature exposure to salt fog, humidity and shock. The phone was also dropped in different ways onto two inches of plywood over concrete from a height of at least four feet.
In addition, Samsung Galaxy S7 Active comes with a 5.1-inch Super AMOLED QHD screen with the same resolution, a battery size of 4000 mAh which is an upgraded version of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge battery of 3600 mAh. As for the rest of the specs, it remains the same, as well as its camera. With a Snapdragon Qualcomm Octa-core 3.3 GHz processor and a 4 GB RAM.
This is said to be the best version of Samsung Galaxy S7 to date. This is a best bet for those who fancy a rugged feature with great cameras, plus a long battery life.
AT&T is advertising the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active in three choices. An outright payment of $749.99 or a 30-month contract of $26.50 per month. Otherwise, you can also choose the AT&T Next Every Year plan for 24 months amounting to $33.13 monthly fee.
The phone can be bought via the official AT&T online and retail stores.
Samsung is said to be the second largest phone carrier in America. It started with the Galaxy S4 Active and now with the Galaxy S7 Active. This new phone comes in three colors - Sandy Gold, Camo Green and Titanium Gray.
There is not much difference within the phone's internals but most of the upgrades are on the outside. The first that you'll notice is the phone's design. You will still get the same specs such as microSD card slot, IP68 certification and non-removable battery but the phone has a tougher layer of rubber and military grade protection to survive almost any kind of falls, shocks, dives and accidents.
The phone was said to pass the US Military Standard (MIL-STD) 810G tests and can handle high and low temperature exposure to salt fog, humidity and shock. The phone was also dropped in different ways onto two inches of plywood over concrete from a height of at least four feet.
In addition, Samsung Galaxy S7 Active comes with a 5.1-inch Super AMOLED QHD screen with the same resolution, a battery size of 4000 mAh which is an upgraded version of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge battery of 3600 mAh. As for the rest of the specs, it remains the same, as well as its camera. With a Snapdragon Qualcomm Octa-core 3.3 GHz processor and a 4 GB RAM.
This is said to be the best version of Samsung Galaxy S7 to date. This is a best bet for those who fancy a rugged feature with great cameras, plus a long battery life.
AT&T is advertising the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active in three choices. An outright payment of $749.99 or a 30-month contract of $26.50 per month. Otherwise, you can also choose the AT&T Next Every Year plan for 24 months amounting to $33.13 monthly fee.
The phone can be bought via the official AT&T online and retail stores.
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