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REVIEW OF SAMSUNG GALAXY J6 2018⇉

          

                            The SAMSUNG has introduced it's new phone called Samsung galaxy j6 2018

Specifications⇛

  • Processor:                    8*1.59 gegahertz (samsung exynos 7870)
  • Graphic Processor:    Mali-T830
  • Memory:                     3+32Gegabyte
  • Slot:                             Dual sim+memory card slot
  • Screen:                        5.6inch,720*1480Pixel Resolution Amaloded ,293 ppi
  • Camera:                     13 Megapixel primary camera with flash& Front                                                camera 8 Megapixel with flash
  • Battery:                      3000Mah
  • Weight:                       154gm
  • Fingerprint Scanner:yes
  • Infrared remote:       no
  • USB OTG Support:  yes
  • Android Version:      8.0
  • Price:                         14990
                    Samsung has introduced its new j6 to the market.It comes with the non removable battery and it comes with the benchmark of 62,559 which means at a middle speed.We can play the games like Aspalt 8. In low light also we can get the better images. we can play HD videos only and 4K videos cannot be played.it does not have the FM Radio.It comes with the automatic brightness with which it can fit into the outside lights.and it comes with fingerprint sensor and also Face unlock system.Samsung has given its own Apps & At last we can say that this product is the value for money.it comes also with 4+64GB Storage.Speakers are situated at the right side and at the right side memory card and sim slot tray are present and at the bottom USB charging port and 3.5mm Audio jack has been given.and at the left volume buttons are provided

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