Samsung Galaxy J7 2016 Version Specifications Leak


Samsung just recently updated the A series lineup and now is expected to update models of the J series including the J7 (2016). A new source code that has leaked reveals the specifications of the upcoming smartphone.

The kernel source code reveals that the smartphone with have a full HD display which is mostly 5.5″ in size. It will most likely be a SuperAMOLED display and will be powered by a Snapdragon 650 processor Which will also be used in Xioami Redmi note 3 indian vesrion. It should have 3GB of RAM as well.
The rear camera is a 13 Megapixel Samsung S5K3L2XXl sensor while at the front, you have a 5 Megapixel Samsung S5K5E3YX sensor with a 1.1µm pixels and a 23mm f2.2 lens. The Galaxy J7 is also expected to come with a fingerprint sensor this time around and will be powered by a 4300 mAH battery and come with a microSD card slot as well.

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