(New) Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-G930V 32GB, Onyx Black (Verizon)

The seller sent the phone before the scheduled due date which was much appreciated. The phone is in great condition. I called Verizon and they were able to help me activate it All I needed was the SIM card from my other Samsung.

I have been a long time Samsung user starting with the Galaxy Nexus and with each iteration of the Galaxy line Samsung continues to improve and make the phone the absolutely best available. The ergonomics of the phone is just amazing. It fits so comfortably in the hand and does not feel like a phone with a 5.5" screen...and the screen is stunning in it's rich color and exceptional contrast. I use my phone's camera for lots and lots of picture taking and this camera is amazing. I am forever sold on Samsung products!

After 2 years of great service and my 7 year old grandson playing with it everyday I told my daughter that is the phone I want to get. Because I know if the s7edge can withstand all his actions for 2 years and this was the first time they made it didnt need a replacement

To start off this phone was purchased as a replacement for the Galaxy NOTE 7 I had.. However since they recalled it is figured I'd get this phone instead because it was the next big thing. I'm surprised that I actually like this phone better than the Galaxy Note 7. I'm not sure it it was because I had the blue note 7 & I got a black 7 edge. But I'm glad that I like it better. The camera is phenomenal! I loveeee that it has a flash in the front facing camera. The phone quality is absolutely excellent. I also love the battery life on this phone. It is practically in my hand almost every second and after I put it down it is no less than 50%. If you are considering to buy this phone stop thinking about it and get it!! It really is the best phone out right now! I can't wait to see what samsung has in store for me on my next upgrade!

I had a Note prior to this S7 and loved it! I no longer required the extra features that the note came with so down sized. It took a little getting good used to regarding the smaller size but I'm loving it so far. The battery lasts a long time (hours of Pokémon playing without a needed charge) and man does it charge fast when it's time. The camera takes amazing pictures and maneuvering around the phone is as easy as it has always been. I highly recommend this phone if you are looking for an upgrade or a change of brand. Regarding the reviews about it flying out of your hands, it is light. I bought a clear rubber case for it (I wanted to see the gold tone of the phone) and it stays securely in my hand, no slipping.

The good: The phone itself has great specs and all the features you know and love from the galaxy line Including but not limited to: *PRAISE THE HELIX FOSSIL!!!!! The return of the MicroSDXC slot. (For those who don't know its on the sim tray. -Easy mode: an easy to use interface for those new to smart phones or for those who want a simpler method of using their handset *Power Saving mode/ Ultra low power Saving mode: Ways to save your battery if you are far from a charger, combine these with android 6.0's doze function and you will have no reason to worry about a low battery situation. *the design: Samsung keeps refining the touchwiz experience to the point an android purist such as myself can even enjoy it (Kudos there Samsung) *Full device encryption: not a Samsung exclusive i know but just a great feature for them to leave enabled (not set up by default) The bad: The backplate is glass, meaning much like the fourth iteration of the fruit branded phones >.>, the back panel is subject to potential breakage if dropped or mishandled. (PUT A CASE ON YOUR PHONE!!!!!!! lol) Carried branding.... I know its outside of your control Samsung, I just would like to see a phone on Big Red without all the Big Red bloat. I am not knocking off points for this cause the bloatware can be disabled, they just use space in the system partition thus taking space from the overall storage of the phone. My only other comment, Im coming from one of those phones with the fancy name licensed by a "film company that was purchased by a mouse with big round ears"......(<.< getting around using the actual brand names requires some creativity), Well the previous handset I had had a 3500MAH battery and a finely tuned system for that battery, so the shock of going from 2 days between charges to a phone that lasts a day at most (encryption uses a lot of juice Im figuring) can be a little disconcerting considering the S7 sports a 3000MAH battery.

The title says (New) but they are not new. And I bought 2 that were supposed to be Verizon phones and one was locked to T Mobile. I returned them both.

IIn the descriptiona nd details, the item was clearly stated to be new. When it arrived it had a giant deep scratch sideways across the back. It also had many small scratches.

This is my first Android device. I was attracted to it from my iPhone 6s Plus based mostly on the camera, specs, and battery size. On the camera and specs, it delivers. The camera is best on the market. The phone has incredibly good hardware and is very fast. I want to love it, I want to brag about it. There are two major things however that keep from doing so... 1 - The battery life. This phone has a bigger battery than my 6s Plus had. However it has far less than half the battery life. The reviews made it seem better, but real world, it's not. My 6s Plus was getting 9-10 hours of screen on time per charge. I am doing good on this one to get 3 and a half or 4 hours screen on time. Standby time on this phone is far worse than the 6s Plus too. I could overall get two full days on my 6s Plus before needing to charge again. On this one, I'm having to charge by about 3pm with light to moderate usage. I don't know what model the tech reviewers got, but in real world, the AT&T model is garbage for battery life. 2 - The bloatware. My goodness, the bloatware. Samsung has so much junk on this thing it's no wonder the battery suffers. They have decided to put their version of almost every Google app (what people really want, pure Android) alongside the Google apps you actually want, and you cannot remove the Samsung apps no matter what you do aside from rooting - which you also can't do since they mistakenly decided people want Samsung pay/Knox rather than having the ability to delete the junk off their phones. It's not just that there's effectively two of every app - the pure Android version and Samsung's version, it's that Samsung's versions are horrifically bad and you can't remove or even disable most of them. Touchwiz being the biggest offender, but they're all bad. The phone itself feels great in hand. It's solid, well made, and I like it better than my 6s Plus. However it's the first and last Samsung device I'll buy until they remedy their bloatware and related, the horrible battery life in real world use. Again the reviews were great, that's why I bought it. But whatever S7 Edge they got in the labs and tech reviews must have been unicorns because the real world version doesn't come near living up to it. It'll be a Nexus device next time, or back to iOS. Not sure which yet. Samsung built great hardware, but they go against everything the Android experience is about.

Beware, I have had nothing but one problem after another. The phone randomly restarts throughout the day, oh wait this is just the beginning, then it started getting extremely hot, oh wait I had to turn off fast charging so the phone didnt melt down. Now the speaker has completely stopped working, did a factory reset and 12 other things. I havent dropped this phone, nor have I gotten it wet. For the price of this device I shouldn't have to fill out a warranty claim to get it fixed, it should work out of the box.