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Samsung has launched,indeed added two versions to its much appreciated mobile series J, J7 Max and J Pro aiming at to take on Note 4, Moto G5 plus in mid-range sub 20K segment.
Samsung J7 Max comes with 5.7" FHD display, powered by Meditek Helio P20 octa-core processor with speed of 1.6GHz. J7 Max got packed with a RAM of 4GB and inbuilt memory of 32GB and comes with 13MP cameras on both front & rear ends, which means definitely good for photography. Even battery packed in mobile is 3300 mAh for extended usage. Priced at ₹17900, Samsung J7 max offers Samsung pay mini services.
On Other hand, Samsung J7 Pro comes with 5.5" FHD super AMOLED display, Exynos 7870 octa-core processor clocked at a speed of 1.6GHz. RAM of 3GB with a inbuilt storage is offered in this pro version. Both Selfie and Rear Cameras are packed with 13MP cameras for better photography with a non-removable battery of 3600mAh. One more upgrade in this version, J7 pro comes with a Splash proof IP54 certification. Priced at ₹20900, Samsung J7 Pro offers full fledged Samsung Pay services.
On paper it seems that Samsung J7 Pro is leading on ROM by 32 GB, Samsung Pay and Splash proof certification. Except these three parameters, Samsung J7 Max is giving a higher Screen size, Higher RAM and equal specs on Camera and processor speed, so J7 Max should be leading and price of J7 Max should be more, correct ? But why Samsung J7 Pro is priced higher than its sibling ? Read out to find why :
Though Screensize, RAM are higher in J7 Max than its sibling J7 Pro it is costing at less by ₹3000 and reason is obvious that Samsung has chosen to play customers psychologically offering identical specifications at two different prices so that both Mobiles can be sold without any hurdles.
Below are the points that makes difference in J7 Pro and why its worth :
- J7 offers Samsung Exynos processor instead Mediatek processor. These Exynos processor has been developed and tuned by Samsung itself for better performance.
- Samsung J7 Pro offers full-fledged Samsung Pay services i.e., you can be able to pay on both MST and NFC machines whereas Samsung J7 Max comes with Samsung Pay mini services, which can be used to pay using only wallet services and with UPI, sorry no NFC & MST here!
- Though J7 Pro is offering only 5.5 inches screen, catch here is that it comes with AMOLED screen which means better clarity pictures/Videos can be viewed on this mobile.
- Single hand use is much friendly in J7 Pro with 5.5" against J7 Max 5.7" inches screen, which is not so user friendly.
- Design of J7 Pro looks more premium than J7 Max.
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