There's no doubt that Samsung makes some great high-end smartphones, but when it comes to budget and mid-range smartphones, Samsung hasn't done so well. Honestly, if you think about it, there isn't a budget or mid-range offering from Samsung from the last few years that is worth remembering. Well, the South Korean giant has just launched its brand new budget smartphone, the Galaxy On7 Prime (starts at INR 12,990) and I can't help but wonder if Samsung has learned its lesson. Well, from the looks of it, the Galaxy On7 Prime seems well equipped to take on the likes of the Mi A1 and Moto G5S Plus. So what are we waiting for? Let's get into our Galaxy On7 Prime review.

Before we get to our review, let's take a look at the specifications of the On7 Prime:

We've come to expect Samsung phones to come with a pair of headphones in the box, but surprisingly, the On7 Prime only comes with a charging cable and charging adapter. Here's what's in the box:

After using phones like the Mi A1 and Honor 7X, which are arguably the best-looking phones in this price range, it's hard to be drawn to the Galaxy On7 Prime. Honestly, the Galaxy On7 Prime looks like your average Samsung phone from 2017, 2016 or even 2015. There's nothing modern about it. I mean, it's not a pretty device but there's nothing appealing about it either. The back is made of plastic and metal but the gold colored version we have looks extra tacky.