How to find the screen-size-in-points of a Samsung Galaxy S7 Does anyone know, or know how to determine, the dimensions of the Samsung Galaxy S7 screen in points?

The reason I ask is because I'm trying to test the responsiveness of a website on the Samsung Galaxy S7, by using Chrome's built-in responsiveness checker.  It has preset settings to test different devices, but the Samsung Galaxy S7 is not one of them.  The tool does allow me to enter a custom screen dimension (see attached image).  Unfortunately I can't figure out what dimensions to enter for the Samsung Galaxy S7--it's not asking for the resolution and it's not asking for the physical dimensions in inches/centimeters. The displayed dimensions for each device seem to correlate to the device's dimensions in points, (see this page for my rationale).  I may be misinterpreting something though.
After some more research, I found my answer:  360 x 640, which are the same dimensions as the Galaxy S6, which are the same dimensions as the few preceding Galaxy S models.  

But I still don't know what these dimensions are called.  I found three different websites, each giving them a different term:


design.google.com:  "width x height in dp"
mydevice.io/devices:  "CSS width and CSS height"
viewportsizes.com:  "viewport size"