6-inch display; dual-SIM; LTE and NFC; accurate GPS; Android 8.1 Oreo; decent 13 MP rear-facing camera; face unlock; bright IPS display; long battery life

only a Micro-USB 2.0 port; no fingerprint sensor; poor Wi-Fi; performance in games is limited; no fast charging

It's not enough for a phone to just be cheap any more. There are so many affordable handsets vying for your attention now that it can take a lot to stand out and striking that balance between affordability and features can be tricky, but the Samsung Galaxy J4 Plus gives it a good shot.

Good camera; Big screen; Dolby Atmos support

Weak processor; Bland design; Similar to lots of other phones

The Samsung J4 Plus' limited specifications are easier to stomach in a cheap budget phone and you could argue that the £40 savings on the J6 Plus have been made in the right places.

Extra large screen for less; Nice design for the price; Decent camera

micro-USB charging; Poor performance

Best design. I most like that and easy to use. This phone is best design by Samsung.

bought this just before xmas for my partner great price good size phone very nice looking no problems with it i would reccomend to anyone on a budget

Soups nice to great tel

The Samsung Galaxy J4+ and Galaxy J6+ are the South Korean phonemaker's latest mid-range models for the Indian market. These upgraded "Plus" models have arrived within months of the Galaxy J4 and Galaxy J6 .

Good; Looks attractive; Good battery life; Good; Looks attractive; Good battery life

Bad; No fingerprint sensor; Poor performance; Disappointing cameras; Too expensive for what it offers; Bad; Poor performance; Disappointing cameras; Too expensive for what it offers

The Samsung Galaxy J4+ and Galaxy J6+ are the latest in the Korean smartphone maker's budget range. The two phones sport largely the same specifications, with key differences being in the RAM, storage and rear camera.