We all dream of a better performing phone, which is smart enough and also budget friendly, that doesn’t punch a hole in our pockets. With many smartphones entering into the market packing up to 8GB of RAM, it definitely becomes unaffordable for many of us to get hold of the flagships. But when you require a smartphone with a good performance and a pocket friendly price, only Android Go powered smartphones can deliver what we desire. How can Samsung be left behind in the segment where it can lead, all thanks to its trustworthiness.
Samsung too wants a slice of India’s booming budget phone market and it hits the bull’s eye with the new Galaxy J2 Core, Samsung’s first offering in the Android Go operating system. The phone has been launched in India first on 23rd August and brings the promise of faster speed and longer battery life.
Samsung is yet to reveal the price of Galaxy J2 Core but the phone packs some nifty specs in the budget price segment. The handset is a 5-inch quadHD display with 8MP rear camera and flash and the front sports a 5MP selfie camera. The RAM space is very little thought, it is just about 1GB with an internal memory of 8GB. The real meat lies in experiencing a vanilla Android Go Oreo 8.1 version in this phone, the only phone which is not from a Google that can give you the fun of this operating system. The OS is the one which is designed by Google for phones with lighter specs.
Galaxy J2 Core has a battery of 2,600 mAH which is impressive in an entry level phone. Also, it runs on Samsung’s Exynos 7570 processor, which is a stable and robust chipset designed for low end phones.
Coming to price, the more high-end version of J2 was launched in India this April at a price of Rs 8,190. So, our guess is Galaxy J2 Core will likely cost you less and will be somewhere between Rs 5,000 to Rs 7,000.
