Samsung Galaxy S7 G930F (Screen: 5.1" - 32GB ROM - 4GB RAM - Single Sim - 12MP - 3000mAh) International Version/No Warranty (Gold)

It turned out that this phone is from Hong Kong! Wanted to sell it after over 2 years of usage. Unfortunately nobody wants to buy it as it is chinese... A good phone overall though. -one * as it is chinese

Everything was fine with the phone itself, but it took a long time to be delivered and the seal was broken.

Fast delivery. Brand new and complete package. Bought the phone for a gift to Asia. Will found out if an update on this review is required after I test the phone overseas in December.

The Galaxy S7 nails just about everything that matters: great build, good looks, expandable memory, fantastic screen, best in class battery life, and top notch camera. It's hard to find fault with the S7, but if I had to find a complaint it would be that the speaker isn't as loud as I'd like. Watch the video for my impressions and thoughts, and feel free to post questions - I'll answer if I can! *****U.S. buyers please note that the Galaxy S7 G930F model is an international phone. It will work just fine in the U.S. BUT YOU LIKELY HAVE NO WARRANTY COVERAGE!!! I would strongly urge you to consider purchasing a 3rd party warranty if you buy this for use in the U.S. (feel free to contact Samsung to confirm warranty coverage or lack thereof). My last phone was the LG G4 international model, and it died after 9 months. To my surprise LG would not repair the phone & explained that they do not offer warranty coverage to US customers who purchased an international phone. I have learned that this is common, so be careful!*****

Just received my new phone, upgrading from a broken Galaxy S5. So far, I love it... First, the color... My previous Galaxy was a lovely gold color, but I started to wonder whether I was tired of the gold, and whether I should buy the S7 in a different color. In the end however, I chose gold again. The great news is that the S7's gold color is a bit more of a bronze color than a true gold, and LOOKS GREAT! The previous S5 gold was nice, the S7's gold is much nicer! I paired it with an Acmebox gel clear gold cover (only $5.64) on Amazon. The cover gives full protection (including a lip around the front edges). Best of all, the clear cover with a hint of gold in it somehow enhances the already fantastic S7 gold cover. The result is a VERY EXPENSIVE looking phone, for only another $5.64 in investment. The display looks very clear and crisp. I've always loved Samsung displays, but this definitely improves on the already great S5 display. The phone takes a "Nano" SIM card, vs. the "Micro" SIM card in my S5. This means that you can't just plug your existing SIM card into the new phone. You may have to wait a few days for your carrier to mail you a new one (or visit a store). However a lot of Micro SIM cards are actually Nano SIM cards that are Micro sized, and you can just punch the extra micro plastic away to break it down to a Nano size. In my case, I was intially disappointed when I realized that my SIM card wouldn't fit, until I remembered that TMobile had shipped me a new SIM card that I'd kept but never activated. Sure enough, the new SIM card was a Nano SIM but with the extra perforated plastic to bring it up to Micro size. Therefore I was able to have TMobile activate it over the phone, and my phone is now usable. I had a bit of a hard time copying my photos and contacts over to the new phone. Thankfully Android knows that this is an important issue for new phone users, and the start-up software tries multiple ways to get everything over. In my case, the NFC approach didn't work at all, and the data cable approach (which comes with your phone - thanks guys!) only pulled over apps. THe back-up to Google also didn't work (maybe it just took too long). So I went old-school and just backed everything (photos and contacts) up to the SD card, inserted the old SD card into the new phone, and everything transferred fine. Another thing that initially disappointed me was that the phone did not come pre-loaded with a swipe-style keyboard (there was an option for it in the Settings - but it was greyed out). However at least 2 free swipe-style keyboards were available from the app. store. I downloaded both the Google as well as the Swiftkey keyboard. Of the 2, I prefer the Google keyboard (It feels the most like the one on my S5). Issue solved! One other odd thing to be aware of... Since the back is no longer removable, the tray for the SD and SIM card is on the top of the phone, and can only be opened by an odd-pin-like device that is included with the phone. I guess its not a big deal since I seldom need to access the SD card. But it seems odd that I won't be able to open the tray unless I have the pin on me... Overall, I'm very pleased with my new phone. ...No regrets (and glad I waited for the S7 vs. getting the no-SD-card S6).

Phone was prefect still works amazing. Put Sim card in no issues. Will buy again from seller in future!

This listing contains an error. This phone DOES work on cricket and I have been using it on cricket since August 2016. It does not have LTE bands but it does have 4G GSM bands. Cricket caps data at 8mbps down speed though, which is in 4G range and not LTE anyway, so that didn't really matter. I notice no speed issues against my boyfriend's cricket USA model. I love this phone for multiple reasons. I work for a Verizon retailer and I very much dislike the amount of bloatware on carrier phones. This phone has no carrier bloatware and very little Samsung bloat. It was recently updated to nougat and it's even snappier than ever. Rarely every has lag issues. And things load even faster than before. I travel a lot so I needed a phone that could work in Europe. I popped a Swisscom sim in this guy last time I was in Europe and I had no issues. Piece of cake. It is waterproof. I run mine under the faucet at least once a day to get the oils off. Keeps the phone looking nicer and the germs at bay. I paired this guy with a UAG case and QMadix liquid glass screen protector. If you haven't tried those yet I highly suggest it. It fills in the pores of the glass and is as strong as sapphire, except you don't even know anything is there. I put it on both the front and back of the phone. It also keeps fingerprints at a minimum and is easier to clean. The camera on this phone blows my iPhone away. I have blown these photos up to 20" and they rival my Nikon d5000. Amazing. My only complaint is that it doesn't group text. I'm not sure if that's from it being international version or what, since my boyfriend's cricket version s7 doesn't have that issue, but that's minor. Things just come in under the specific contact and not in one giant thread.