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Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Pro reviews by real users Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Pro
- 6.6"TFT LCD (IPS)FHD+20:9
- 240 g79.9 mm168.6 mm10.2 mm
- SnapD. 7s Gen3 Octa-Core 6 GB RAM 128 GB
- 812.000 v10
- 4050 mAh 15 W ~ 41h
- 1 50 Mpx ƒ/1.8 2 8 Mpx ƒ/2.2 SELF 13 Mpx · ƒ/2.2
- Android 16 Android 16
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User score
- Screen7.8
- Performance8.0
- Camera7.6
- Connectivity7.6
- Battery6.0
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- A modern rugged phone that works great
A true modern rugged phone that carries the legacy of removable battery with full IP rating.
As this is a phone meant to be tumbled around without breaking into pieces, the build quality is awesome. It's very heavy though with its removable 4,350mAh battery. Its teardrop notch display isn't exactly great in my own opinion, but the 120Hz refresh rate, adequate peak brightness and Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 inside proves that an industrial-type phone can not suck.
Its camera quality are also a surprise. I even find myself grabbing it instinctively because its camera is just that good. 6/128GB configuration is alright—after all, I won't game on it. But in case I will, it can handle it. No headphone jack though, which I may be asking too much; but if Samsung can go full rugged, why not include the thing?
Software-wise, it runs the latest OneUI software with plenty of Samsung goodness, and a handful of carrier bloatware, which can be uninstalled. The charging speed are okay, not fast, but you aren't going to use it all the time, right?
Anyway, with its seven years of updates, the XCover 7 Pro ensures to be my companion for that long of a time as well.Pros- Robust build quality
- Removable battery
- Stellar camera quality
- Fast Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chip inside
- IP rating still intact even with removable battery
- 7 years of software support
Cons- Heavy (240g)
- Slow charging
- Teardrop notch display
- 7.7
- Screen6.5
- Performance7.6
- Camera8.0
- Connectivity6.3
- Battery7.0
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- 6.3 Design & Materials
- 6.7 Performance & Hardware
- 5.8 Camera
- 7.6 Connectivity
- 5.4 Battery
In this case, to determine the score we evaluate 5 general aspects:
- Design and screen
- Hardware and performance
- Camera
- Connectivity
- Battery
Once these 5 factors have been rated, we introduce the price variable. This means that any two devices with the same ratings get a different Ki score for quality vs price.
Even a device objectively worse than another may have a higher Ki score if it has a better price.
The Ki varies as time goes by. As new devices with better specifications enter the market the Ki score of older devices will go down, always being compensated of their decrease in price.
