Samsung‘s newest entry-level flagship, the Galaxy J1, has been launched in the country today, sporting modest entry-level specs along with a sub-Php6k price tag.
Samsung Galaxy J1 specs:
4.3-inch WVGA display, 800 x 480 resolution, 217ppi
1.2GHz Dual-Core Spreadtrum processor
512MB RAM
4GB internal storage
expandable via microSD
5MP AF rear camera with LED flash
2MP front camera with Palm Selfie gesture sensor
Dual-SIM
Bluetooth 4.0
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct
3G
1850mAh battery
129 x 68.2 x 8.9mm (dimensions)
122 grams (weight)
Android 4.4.4 KitKat
The Samsung Galaxy J1 has an official retail price of Php5,490USD 94INR 7,931EUR 89CNY 681 and is now available at Samsung stores nationwide.
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Flucker says:
Another waste of money. Go home Samsung, you’re drunk. -.-
Cherry Madaling Sirain says:
Hindi na masama. Kesa naman madaling sirain tapos aabutin ka nang months bago mo makuha…
Ito pwede na, Branded na, at siguradong maganda ang aftersales kung masira man e hundred of Samsung Stores ang pwedeng puntahan.
Cherry Madaling Sirain says:
Hindi na masama. Kesa naman sa Cherry na madaling sirain tapos aabutin ka nang months bago mo makuha…
Ito pwede na, Branded na, at siguradong maganda ang aftersales kung masira man e hundred of Samsung Stores ang pwedeng puntahan…
Aaa says:
Ano ba yan di man lang ginawang 1gig ung RAM for its price. Ok sana…
kWatog says:
Dapat nde na naglalabas ng mga 512 mb ram. kahit man lang sana 1g ram para swak na.
Deyciss says:
I’d rather buy Nokia 430 windows phone with 1G RAM & 8G internal memory expandable up to 128K for only 4,300 pesos.
Yuga Reader says:
Microsoft 430 is only 3,300 pesos.
Rhonzkie says:
Still the same, …binago lang konti pangalan..
Christian says:
i’d rather pick asus zenfone 5 lite instead of this.
come on..
paul e. says:
hmmm… mas sulit yung myphone uno.
Alligator Kap says:
Seriously, samsung should name their phones like galaxy ganja or galaxy hash. Sounds very ‘high’ end.
Capman says:
Entry level flagship? Dat oxymoron.
Also this phone sucks. Mas maganda yung Alcatel Flash Plus or Zenfone 5
charisse angelle claro says:
Hanggang kailan ito available sa mga stores nationwide?
dannyboy kolokoy says:
I bought the J1 (SM-J100ML) in exchange for my MyPhone My32L garbage which has octacore CPU and stuff. This Samsung feels much better on my hand than the MyPhone and I’m not a hardcore user anyway.
Note: in less than a month, the myphone’s speaker broke. What’s the use of octacore CPU and 1GB of RAM when you can’t hear your ringtone going off when you have a call..Using headsets are a pain… Waste of money. I’d rather pay a much higher price for a low-spec branded phone than a monster local brand smartphone that goes haywire in a couple of weeks.