Well, we certainly are, and all the more impatient to actually lay our grubby paws on the Galaxy S7.
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Over the course of the past month we’ve learned a lot about what could be coming from Samsung in early 2016. The smartphone selection forming the basis of the deal includes the Samsung Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge+ or the Galaxy Note 5.
If this pricing detail is true, it looks like Galaxy S7 will be much more affordable than its predecessors. Four impressive phones, not to mention its lineup of mid-range devices.
If Samsung manages to launch the Galaxy S7 on the market in mid-March, it will mark another milestone for the South Korean company that usually made its flagships available one or two months after their unveil.
According to China Mobile’s roadmap for 2016, the Galaxy S7 will be available for purchase in China beginning mid-March. However, no Galaxy S7 was mentioned in the invite, which quickly shut down rumors that have been circulating about the smartphone’s launch. There are no other details, specs, or rumors to go along with it. Just a release date and nothing more. Also keep in mind that Samsung has announced its most recent three flagship smartphones in either February or March, but not actually released them until April.
We can already paint quite a descriptive picture of the Samsung Galaxy S7, specs and all.
Their sources suggest that Samsung will stick to a very similar design in 2016 as the Galaxy S6, looking almost the same and offer the same premium aluminum and glass design.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 might also come with the “universal and conveniently reversible USB Type C”, the report added. The table displayed on the image noted March 2016 as the smartphone’s release date, G for Games explained. To recap, if you were to buy or lease one of a select few Samsung Galaxy Smartphones from Sprint, you would get a free 32-inch LED HD TV thrown in for nothing. Our extensive rumor review of the device is worth checking out, but here’s the gist of what we expect from Sammy’s next flagship at this point: a 5.2-inch, Super AMOLED display, with a Snapdragon 820 or an Exynos 8890 chipset depending on the version, a 20MP reart camera with a RGBW-pixel Britecell sensor, all encapsulated together in a magnesium, Galaxy S6 look-a-like.
