Samsung has fitted the Galaxy C7 Pro with a 3300mAh battery. Other features include Phase Detection Auto-Focus, a floating camera button, and beautifying effects. There is a dual LED flash on the rear, which should help in low-light conditions. The cameras are capable of recording Full HD videos at 30 frames per second.

Both also have f/1.9 apertures, which is another thing this phone has in common with the Galaxy C9 Pro, at least on paper. The Galaxy C7 Pro has 16-megapixel sensors for both its front and back cameras. Apps opened quickly, and multitasking was as easy as one would expect with a new premium device. In our brief time with the phone, there seemed to be no lags and the interface was fluid to the touch. The device is powered by a 2.2GHz octa-core Snapdragon 626 SoC coupled with 4GB of RAM. The Galaxy C7 Pro sadly runs on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow rather than Nougat. The display is bright and holds up well under sunlight, but you will get some amount of reflection. Samsung is known for its screens' sharp and vivid colours, and this one doesn't disappoint us. Moving on to the display, the Galaxy C7 Pro features a 5.7-inch 1080p Super Amoled screen with 2.5D Gorilla Glass 4 on top, which seems just about right for this price level. We'll reserve our final verdict on comfort and build quality for the full review.

The phone fits well in the hand, and at 172 grams, it doesn't feel too heavy. On the bottom, you'll find a USB Type-C port with a speaker grille to its right and a 3.5mm jack to its left. The volume buttons are on the left while the power button is on the right, along with a hybrid dual-SIM tray. The metal wraps smoothly around the sides, and the back has striped antenna lines on the top and bottom. Both look attractive and this is one of the few ways in which this model is differentiated from the Galaxy C9 Pro. The Galaxy C7 Pro comes in two vibrant color options, Gold and Navy Blue.

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