The Galaxy S7 doesn't take any risks, and it's certainly not built around a single idea, like the Nextbit Robin, for example. It's not revolutionary, but it's a reliable camera in just about every way. The lack of any major improvements isn't necessarily a bad thing, though-it's still pretty hard to come across smartphone cameras that perform at this level. The S7's camera is only a minor improvement over the S6's camera, and the biggest improvement you're likely to notice is in the increased speed of the camera's focus. Of all the conditions we examined, incandescent bulbs were the S7's biggest enemy. The only area where the S7 struggled to perform was beneath incandescent lighting. The S7's 12MP camera might not seem as impressive as the S6's 16MP camera at first glance, but the larger pixels in the S7's camera sensor allow it to capture low-light shots with better accuracy.
Slide 1 of 9 The S7's camera snaps into focus remarkably fast. Slide 1 of 9 Avoid lens flares whenever possible. Slide 1 of 9 Though not quite as impressive as Mike's Lumix, the Galaxy S7's camera is one of the best smartphone cameras we've tested. Slide 1 of 9 I must have taken at least ten pictures of coins in the time it took me to get acquainted to the S7's camera. Slide 1 of 9 Like most smartphone cameras, the S7 performs the best in daylight. Slide 1 of 9 We took some of our test charts out to the park for a smartphone autofocus shootout and the S7 was the clear winner. Slide 1 of 9 I'm consistently floored by the amount of detail present in the shots I take with the S7 the sharpness is often astonishing. Slide 1 of 9 Double-tapping the home button launches the camera app within seconds, which is a useful feature to have when you want to capture fleeting moments like this sleeping sidewalk pup. Slide 1 of 9 The S7's camera sensor over-saturates its subjects slightly, but not enough to be distracting. No matter how fast you think you can jump from app-to-app, the S7 will assuredly keep up with you. In use, slow-downs and hang-ups were virtually non-existent. The S7 ripped through our processor benchmarks and didn't show any of the heat or throttling issues we saw with last year's Snapdragon 810 (I'm looking at you, LG G Flex 2). Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 820 chipset is finally making its way into flagship phones and, let me tell you, the future is looking mighty bright. After testing the display, we were disappointed to find that it wasn't quite as accurate as previous reports had indicated, but it's sharp and vivid enough that you're not likely to notice. Like all OLED displays, The S7's 5.1-inch AMOLED screen-which displays a stunning 1440x2560 resolution-is capable of searingly-bright highlights and dark, inky black levels. In the world of smartphones, there's this, and then there's pretty much everything else. The Galaxy S7 isn't cheap, but take it for a spin for just five minutes and its premium price will start to make sense.
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