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Galaxy J7 (2017) appears on Sprint as Galaxy J7 Perx

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Yordan 11 April 2017

Samsung Android Sprint

Just over a month after the Galaxy J7 (2017) got Wi-Fi certified, the device appeared on Sprint’s online store under the name Galaxy J7 Perx.

The smartphone has 5.5” display with HD resolution and is powered by Snapdragon 625 chipset with its octa-core CPU clocked at 2.2 GHz. It runs on Android Nougat 7.0.

The RAM is 2GB, while the 16GB storage of the Galaxy J7 Perx can be expanded via the microSD slot.

The primary camera does 8MP stills while the front snapper has a 5MP sensor.

The phone goes for $265, but you can also get it for $11/mo in 24 monthly installments without upfront payment.

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  • Anonymous
  • jBu
  • 01 Oct 2017

Worst I've ever owned, gonna trash it

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  • nicosam
  • Qbk
  • 15 Jul 2017

I got it from ebay for $129.00 free shipping too. Though the camera's are a big step back - think of it as a 'supped-up' Galaxy S5, - Samsung Galaxy J7 Perx (SM-J727P). As for the battery, it does come with 3,300mAh of battery juice. ...

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  • Crocop
  • 3@f
  • 30 Apr 2017

Well, I'm using J7 2016 and it's a great phone for my needs, but this looks more like an downgrade to me if specs are the truth. I don't really see a reason why anyone should go for 2017 model when you can get same and even better specs for less mone...

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