You like the Note series but you don't like the S Pen ? well Samsung always thinking about you !I think that Samsung want to complete the alphabet , at first the " S " line is the right place where you can find a flagships , after that Samsung jump up to the line " A " then " J " and at the end the Tizen-powered by " Z " well after that seems like they change their mind and made the " on " series and they didn't like that idea so they return back and jump up with the line " C " they made 2 phones the Galaxy C5 which is 5,2 inch screen and the Galaxy C7 with a 5,7 inch screen! 
They released those 2 phones in the later May but sadly they only released it only at china and Hong-Kong but finally and hopefully will be going international soon !
The hard bit is to guess how the C-line fits in Samsung's existing lineup. With midrange specs and slim all-metal bodies, the closest comparison seems to be to the Galaxy A lineup. The C5 and C7 do, however, bring about a few notable hardware improvements over the "A" models, so we're curious to see how the Koreans will market them .
The Galaxy C5 and Galaxy C7 share most of their hardware. The same will likely be true for the alleged C9 as well, if and when it gets released. Design-wise the two handsets seem to differ only in scale and that same ratio is, in a way, applied to the chipset as well. The Snapdragon 625 is definitely a step up from the Snapdragon 617. Other than that, both phones have 4GB of RAM, 32GB or 64GB of expandable storage, mostly identical connectivity options and the same camera setup including a 16MP main unit and an 8MP front-facer.
Samsung's excellent Super AMOLED screen tech is also a given and panel size seems to be the decisive factor in comparing the new "C" models to existing counterparts. At 5.2 inches, the Galaxy C5 definitely looks like a spruced up version of the A5 (2016).
The C7, however, is a little more special. Its 5.7-inch diagonal puts it in the Note territory as far as screen real estate goes. That makes it a bit bigger than the currently available Galaxy A7 (2016) and the A9 (2016). The A8 is definitely a better match, but in the absence of a 2016 upgrade to said model, the C7 might be just on time to fill a gap
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by : TahRi iTeCh
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