Its J series of devices have been runaway hits, and the with the J3, Samsung is hoping to consolidate the position of the J series as one of the best options for anyone looking for a reasonably powerful smartphone on a tight budget.

Smooth Interface Good Display

Mediocre Camera Middling Specs

I've had my phone this March 2017 and it is awesome. I refer it to a Samsung Galaxy S7 budget phone edition. The only problem is that it runs Android 6.0.1, but I don't mind it. Overall, this phone is fantastic! A must budget phone buy :-)

Fast Speed; Wifi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ Wifi Direct/ Mobile Hotspot; 4G LTE (Verizon; Worth The Money; Clear And Bright 5 Megapixel Rear Camera

Android 6.0.1

Price was bargain and easy to use and much better than iPhone for one simple as asoon can use any network as iPhone locks to first sim put into it and have to go somewhere to unlock

Battery life

I love this phone nice themes and fonts you can change or order new ones. It is quick and very efficient. I came from a metropcs lg to this. I am pleased with both the company and the phone.

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

This phone has repeatedly stopped working. It would not turn on and then eventually would work. Now the touch screen is dead. Everything else including the speaker works, but can''t use the touch screen to operate!

Bought this mobile to replace a Samsung S3 mini which was getting past it. Should have for this phone earlier as its a breathe of fresh air. Transferring from old to new phone was trouble-free thanks to the Samsung switch app being loaded on both phones.

I'm very pleased with my phone. I've had it now for a couple of weeks and it's proved a great buy. Good battery life, large, clear screen display, easy to use.

This phone reminds me so much of the s5, Does what it suppose to do, Price a bit high but I need a phone.

The autocorrection in this thing is pathetic. While you're texting, it randomly "corrects" words in ways that make no sense. Like changing "car" to "cat" when I'm texting about a car. Or changing "rims" to "time" when I'm texting about rims.