The main camera is both at 13MP with f/1.9 for the J7 prime and f2.2 for the F1S. Overall, both devices can be used one hand but the plastic feeling on the F1s is just something left to be desired. In terms of weight, the J7 Prime is heavier but the smooth and cold touch adds to the premium feel to it. Up top will only be the noise cancellation mic and at the bottom is where you will find the 3.55mm headphone jack, microUSB port, and the speaker grilles wherein only one works. The power button is on the right side with the dual sim tray right above it and the volume rocker can be found on the other side. Underneath the glass panel is the selfie camera, the earpiece, and the ambient-proximity sensor. The chin houses the home button that functions as a fingerprint scanner along with two backlit capacitive keys. The design rounds out to the front to meet Gorilla Glass protection. Like the contender the F1s is also clad in metal with plastic caps for the bottom and top portions of the back. The lar qualities apart from the camera being flushed to the left. Finally, the 3.55mm headphone jack and microUSB port are located at the bottom. On the other side are the volume rocker, a sim card tray for the primary SIM and another card tray for the second sim and the microSD. The power button is on the right side and above it is the speaker grille. The chin houses the home button that doubles as a fingerprint scanner flanked by two capacitive navigation keys.
The backing rounds out to the front to meet Gorilla Glass protection. Nothing much else is present apart from the flushed camera with dual tone LED flash. The J7 Prime is clad in metal all around with plastic top and bottom caps to make way for signal reception. This is the phone-off between the Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime vs the OPPO F1s.
We’re pitting two fan favorites against each other.
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