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Samsung Galaxy J5 Reviewed: New breed of Samsung Smartphones


Hi Everyone:

It has been a good year for smartphones as we have seen many changes over the year in design department as well as quality. Budget phones are getting better and better and flagships are becoming more luxurious then ever before. To keep their tradition of plastic phones with high end specs Samsung started a new lineup of smartphones the J Series. Latest of these is the Samsung Galaxy J5.


Here are the Quick Specs: 

  1. 5" HD AMOLED Screen
  2. Quad Core 64 BIT Snapdragon 410
  3. 1.5 GB RAM, 8 GB ROM
  4. 4G LTE
  5. Android 5.1 Lollipop 
  6. 2600 mAh

Performance: 

Though the specs are quite mid range, if you compare the specs and performance to similar phone you can see a difference that is as notable as day from night. Display and camera are great and pleasing to eyes. 13 MP Camera brings the pictures you need to save in digital albums and hard prints. Display is great as well and smooth to touch response. But as you try to go hard on any thing be it games, editing apps or anything you'll feel processor lacking in punch.



The one great thing about this phone is built in complete Microsoft Office Applications. Which make this phone much usable then any competitor. Phone continuously gets about 21000 score on Antutu which is Okish for this processor but from the RAM you can expect more but get less in return. 
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Overall Verdict: 

Good for Camera and Screen 8.5/10, Not so Good for heavy apps 6/10, Office works fine though. Overall Score 7/10

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