Thank you Samsung, you have products to offer those of us who cannot afford the higher end products. Although they're affordable, they do not lack wireless capabilities and corners were not cut in the software and design.

Hotspot doesn't work quite as well as I expected but overall worth the money!

Yes, it needs a nano SIM card - just get one, typically $10 at a phone store. So far the phone is good. I was able to put in my Rogers SIM card and it worked right away. No need to call and get unlock codes, etc This phone at least has 16GB internal memory, which seems to be required anymore (8GB is...

This phone requires a Nano SIM card (4FF). Other form factors cards will not fit unless you cut them down. NOWHERE does the product description explain this. I will now enter the hassle world of return.

I like this phone ok but I wish that it had 2 features that it does not have. One is that a light would stay on in the upper right corner when I have an unread message and the other is that a green light would stay on when it is fully charged.

actually i thought it will be not good in terms of look but the white colour looks very gud. the best thing is the super amoled screen, you can observe the difference between other phones display. still i didnt checked it with jio or any other netwroks as i brought it for my dad.

Samsung has been paying attention to both sides of the scale, keeping a balance in its craft of making smartphones. Though I won't call it the Buddha's middle way of living (we'll keep that for the new A-series) but it certainly has paid off the company in maintaining its top position ( read report...

Unique S-Bike feature; Decent display; battery backup; NFC with Samsung Pay

Entry level chipset; Low internal storage; No Auto brightness sensor

The J3 runs Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow with Samsung's TouchWiz UI layer on top. App icons are different from stock Android, the app drawer has been moved to the bottom right corner of the screen, the notification shade has been altered, and the settings menu is almost entirely different.

Affordable; Long battery life; Latest Android software; Rich, bright display; Expandable storage and removable battery

Subpar call quality; Mediocre camera; Significant bloatware

The Galaxy J3 (SM-J320F/DS) seems to be a lite version of last year's Galaxy J5 that has recently been replaced by its very visibly revamped Galaxy J5 (2016) successor. The heritage of the older sister model is clearly noticed in the good AMOLED panel and the very similar design.

well built casing; micro-SD slot; App2SD & USB OTG; dual-SIM plus micro-SD slot; decent screen; accurate touchscreen; long battery life; removable battery; LTE support

no light sensor; no notification LED; primary camera's middling quality; Android 5.1.1 only; GPS module with unstable signal; quiet microphone in hands-free mode; Wi-Fi only in 2.4 GHz band; no Miracast or MHL support; throttling in stress test

They set you up with this cheap phone and then will try to upgrade you to a MUCH more expensive one shortly.

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