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AT&T Brings Samsung Galaxy J3 2016

Samsung Galaxy J3 2016

Samsung Galaxy J3 2016

Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 is already available in the market but now AT&T is also ready to bring this model for their customers. The deal can be economical for AT&T customers as they can get some good offers by the carrier. AT&T now officially brings Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 and the sale will start from May 6th on wards. Some other carriers like Virgin and Boost are already offering this model from some time. AT&T took some time to bring this model.

Customers have to pay just $5.67 per month which will be payable over 30 months. AT&T is offering 24 instalment plan. Therefore you can get a favourable deal if you are looking to purchase an economical model. The only thing is that the company is offering this model in white colour only. The model is based on Android 5.1.1 lollipop operating system. You can utilize KNOX security suite which can be excellent for many buyers.

Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 has a 5 inch display and company is using a super AMOLED touchscreen here. The gadget is influential and one of the best in its range. You can use 1.2 GHz quad-core processor

The camera of this gadget can capture good images and videos as the model has 8MP of primary camera. You can use a 2MP camera for selfies. The battery capacity of this smartphone is 2600 mAh. This Li-Ion battery offers the standby time of up to 349 hours. The talk-time is up to 22 hours. It has 1.5 GHz quad-core processor. The gadget has 1.5 GB RAM and the inbuilt memory is 8GB. You can expand the memory up to 128GB in case you do not need additional SIM.

We all know how Samsung has expanded their Galaxy series into the market. It is their attempt to expand their reach. The deal can be good if you are looking for an economical model. Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 has recently arrived into the market. This gadget has the capability to dominate its own section. It has 720*1280 display and it has LTE support here. The weight is just 138 grams and the dimensions are 5.60*2.80*0.31 inches. Camera has some support features like face detection, touch focus, and LED flash. Consider this gadget if you are looking for an inexpensive smartphone. It will not disappoint you with its performance. You can also use the latest Wi-Fi and Bluetooth alternatives.

AT&T Brings Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 reviewed by Steve Carl on April 3, 2016 rated 4.5 of 5


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